2026-01-09 03:30:15

The rewards of staying up all night watching the market. Around 8 a.m., I noticed a large buy order of 5 million at the price of 0.00889. After that, the market started to move. Interestingly, before each price surge, there would be support orders worth millions at key levels, and then the price would start to rise. When I saw this 5 million buy order appear, I followed in, witnessing the entire process firsthand. The coordination between large capital inflows and price movements is indeed a phenomenon worth paying attention to in the market—large buy orders often indicate subsequent market actions.

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rugpull_survivor

· 16h ago

Bro, your move is too obvious, but the timing of the follow-up is indeed good. Big players placing orders to push up—this trick has been played for so long, and some people still fall for it. At the 0.00889 level, throwing five million is like a traffic light signal. Staying up all night watching the market just for this moment? I think what's more valuable is that you haven't been cut. This wave indeed shows the logic of the capital flow, but be careful of the traps ahead. Follow quickly, and stop-loss even faster, old buddy.

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JustHereForAirdrops

· 16h ago

Once the 5 million order appears, I know it's about to take off. Following this move feels pretty comfortable. Large orders entering the market are indeed deliberate; it's not just a coincidence. Staying up all night for this moment was worth it, and I learned a new strategy. That's why you need to watch the market closely—every detail is money. Honestly, understanding the capital flow is more profitable than technical analysis. That moment at 8 AM was incredible; I went all in directly and have no regrets. Every large buy order is a signal; don't miss it.

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EthSandwichHero

· 16h ago

This is a typical big player eating retail traders' tricks. They place an order of 5 million just to attract you to follow suit. Damn, as soon as this buy order comes out, it pushes the price up. There’s definitely something fishy. Every time, they place and cancel orders at key levels, playing us like fools. Staying up all night just to follow a buy order, I really have no one to blame but myself. Is it so obvious when large funds enter the market? Why do I always manage to step in at the right moment? Wait, isn’t this just the usual manipulation by the market maker? It looks simple, but why can’t I see it clearly when reviewing later?

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MEVHunterNoLoss

· 16h ago

5 million orders suddenly spike in price, this manipulation smell is a bit strong Be cautious when chasing highs blindly, brother, don’t get caught by the whales Staying up all night watching the market so diligently, why haven’t you gotten rich yet haha Large orders entering ≠ guaranteed rise afterward, this logic is a bit risky Trying to learn trading by looking at the order book? I advise you to think more about the candlesticks

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ser_aped.eth

· 16h ago

Once the 5 million order appears, I know it's about to take off. This round of follow-up is a real profit. The market maker is still so obvious; they always have to lay a foundation first before pushing up. Staying up all night watching the market really pays off. While others are sleeping, we are making money. This is the information gap. People who understand how to read the charts are always half a step ahead. The buy orders at key support levels never lie. The signals before large funds enter are too clear. The people who follow these 5 million orders are making a fortune, but I'm just worried that another dump might come later. The daily routine of a market watcher—others see it as gambling, but we call it risk management. But on the other hand, with such obvious signs of capital movement, can small investors really get a few benefits?

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