The Crypto Market Is RIGGED!? What You NEED To know!!
Published: 2025-10-09
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Published: 2025-10-09
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Analyzed
Predictions from this Video
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A sustained increase in Bitcoin's entity adjusted dormancy flow above 250,000 is historically a signal of a major bull run.
"When it climbs back above 250,000 after a dip, it has often signaled a major bull run."
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Bitcoin has recently surpassed an all-time high of $125,000.
"And lo and behold, BTC recently broke a new all-time high above 125K."
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The next significant resistance level for Bitcoin is predicted to be between $140,000 and $150,000.
"The next resistance to look out for is 140 to 150K."
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Bitcoin experienced a price drop to approximately $108,000 following a $1.8 billion liquidation event.
"When the market absorbed that $1.8 billion liquidation shock, BTC fell to about $108,000."
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The recent price action in Bitcoin, following a significant liquidation event, suggests a market bottom has been established, supported by three strong indicators that are difficult for large market participants to counteract.
"That move, however, seems to have set a bottom across three key indicators. Indicators so strong even the biggest whales would struggle to fight them."
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A Bitcoin entity adjusted dormancy flow ratio below 250,000 historically indicates undervaluation and potential for an upcoming rally, while a return above 250,000 after a dip often signals a major bull run.
"Historically, when this ratio falls below about 250,000, aka the green zone, it often signals a market bottom, meaning Bitcoin is undervalued relative to dormant coin activity, and could rally soon. When it climbs back above 250,000 after a dip, it has often signaled a major bull run."
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Current Glassnode data shows Bitcoin's dormancy at approximately 133,000, significantly below the historically bullish 'green zone,' indicating an unsustainable level and suggesting an imminent upside breakout.
"glass node data reveals that BTC's dormcancy is currently around 133,000, well below the green zone. Naturally, this isn't sustainable, suggesting a major upside breakout is imminent."
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The Net Unrealized Profit or Loss (NUL) for short-term Bitcoin holders (less than 155 days) has turned negative. This capitulation historically marks a local market bottom as holders are unwilling to sell at a loss.
"NLE, which stands for net unrealized profit or loss, has just turned negative, meaning most short-term holders, those that have held BTC for fewer than 155 days, are in the red. Historically, when short-term null capitulates, it often marks a local bottom since nobody wants to sell BTC at a loss."
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The recent price chart pattern for Bitcoin shows a double bottom formation, which is a technical indicator that typically suggests an upward price movement.
"Recent price action has painted a double bottom. The technical analyst among you will know that this typically signals that the next move is likely up and to the right."
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The speaker suggests that the most severe downturns in the crypto market may have already occurred.
"The worst may already be behind us, at least for now."
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The speaker implies that significant price movements, possibly an upward trend, may have already materialized by the time the viewer watches the video.
"Hey, maybe it's even happened by the time that you've seen this video."
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Despite theoretical improvements in regulation, unregulated and offshore crypto exchanges are still considered risky for market manipulation.
"In theory, such shady activity should be curtailed. In practice, though, unregulated and offshore exchanges still pose a risk."
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Sharp, unexplained price movements in cryptocurrencies are strong indicators of market manipulation.
"Sudden price spikes or drops without news to justify them are often red flags for manipulation."
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Sudden, temporary spikes in trading volume for a cryptocurrency can signal attempts by insiders to artificially inflate or deflate its price.
"Short sudden spikes, however, can indicate insiders trying to pump or dump the crypto to move its price artificially."
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Consistently flat trading volume for smaller crypto projects on smaller exchanges is a strong indicator of wash trading activities.
"This often happens with smaller projects on smaller exchanges and is a telltale sign of WAS trading."
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Analysis of transaction data on platforms like Deck Screener can reveal repetitive trades from the same wallets, indicating automated bots creating a false impression of market activity, a tactic used in wash trading.
"Using tools like Deck Screener, you could see who's making these transactions. Often, the same wallets execute multiple trades of similar size. These are often bots buying and selling the same token repeatedly to create the illusion of activity."
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Rapid changes in order book activity, characterized by large orders appearing and disappearing quickly (spoofing), are a key sign of market manipulation that distorts supply and demand.
"Specifically, you want to be on the lookout for any rapid order book changes since large orders that appear and vanish quickly, aka spoofing, can distort supply and demand signals."
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Sudden price fluctuations in the crypto market are often temporary and without a clear underlying trend. It is advisable to wait for price stabilization before making buy or sell decisions.
"Often sudden price moves are short-lived, especially without a clear trend or narrative. So instead, wait for the prices to stabilize before buying or selling."
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Bitcoin is predicted to reach resistance levels between $140,000 and $150,000.
"And lo and behold, BTC recently broke a new all-time high above 125K. The next resistance to look out for is 140 to 150K."
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Bitcoin's entity adjusted dormancy flow falling below 250,000 (currently 133,000) suggests an imminent major upside breakout.
"When it climbs back above 250,000 after a dip, it has often signaled a major bull run. Lo and behold, glass node data reveals that BTC's dormcancy is currently around 133,000, well below the green zone. Naturally, this isn't sustainable, suggesting a major upside breakout is imminent."
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A capitulation of short-term holders (those holding BTC for less than 155 days) turning negative on unrealized profit/loss (NIL) historically marks a local bottom in Bitcoin's price.
"Historically, when short-term null capitulates, it often marks a local bottom since nobody wants to sell BTC at a loss."
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Sharp price movements in cryptocurrency without a clear catalyst are a strong indicator of market manipulation.
"Perhaps the biggest giveaway is when a crypto's price moves sharply without a clear catalyst."
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Consistently flat trading volume, particularly for smaller projects on smaller exchanges, is a sign of wash trading.
"This often happens with smaller projects on smaller exchanges and is a telltale sign of WAS trading."
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The repeated execution of similar-sized trades by the same wallets, observable on tools like Deck Screener, indicates wash trading activity, often driven by bots.
"Using tools like Deck Screener, you could see who's making these transactions. Often, the same wallets execute multiple trades of similar size. These are often bots buying and selling the same token repeatedly to create the illusion of activity."
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Rapid changes in order book activity, characterized by large orders appearing and disappearing quickly (spoofing), are a sign of market manipulation that distorts supply and demand.
"Specifically, you want to be on the lookout for any rapid order book changes since large orders that appear and vanish quickly, aka spoofing, can distort supply and demand signals."
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Market liquidity is at its lowest between Sunday night and Monday morning, creating ideal conditions for market manipulation.
"liquidity is at its thinnest over the weekend. And there's a quote liquidity air pocket between Sunday night and Monday morning, creating the perfect conditions for market manipulation."
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Spoofing in crypto is ongoing; a $212 million BTC sell order at $85,600 on Binance in April of the current year exemplifies this tactic, placed above the prevailing market price.
"crypto spoofing remains a problem to this day. For instance, in April of this year, a $212 million BTC sell order was placed on Binance at $85,600, above the current market price at the time."
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Wash trading, where whales repeatedly trade an asset to inflate volume and simulate demand, is a common market manipulation tactic.
"The most commonly used is wash trading. This is when whales repeatedly buy and sell the same asset to create fake volume, giving the illusion of high demand or liquidity."
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