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It’s extremely obvious on days when BTC is being manipulated, as the price gets stuck on a certain number multiple times a day, whether it be a ceiling or a floor. Obviously, whales are increasing their holdings by dumping and rebuying. I’ve been on this site for seven years and haven’t seen anyone pinpoint and track a successful whale wallet. Instead of all the low-quality scam coins and faggotry, why not prove when moves are being made by whale watching? It seems like the easiest strategy ever, but nobody helps figure this out. How do we do it? There’s got to be so many whales out there who literally always call it correctly and are coordinating together…
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why the fuck would there be onchain records of cex manipulations?
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I’m specifically talking about individual whales coordinating together who have a track record selling the tops and successfully rebuying the bottoms.
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Bump… somebody’s gotta have some info



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