#CAKE# In the crypto world, experienced suckers all know that "slow rise and sudden fall" is a common whipsaw tactic used by market makers, especially during a bull run, where it is even more pronounced in the rebound phase.

This method generally works like this: after the coin price rises for several consecutive days, it suddenly faces a sharp fall, swallowing up all the previously accumulated gains, triggering panic selling from new suckers and those with unstable mindsets.
At this time, the market makers take the opportunity to enter and collect these discarded chips at a low price. Once the market sentiment gradually stabilizes, the market makers will slowly start to push up the coin price.
When the coin price approaches or even exceeds the previous high, market sentiment becomes exceptionally fervent, and retail investors follow the trend to chase the rise.
However, market makers often resort to sudden drops and whipsaw techniques at this time. This kind of adjustment usually comes quickly and goes away just as fast, with a decline typically between 5%-10%, sometimes even reaching 15%-20%. However, it usually stabilizes at key support levels after falling. #PI# #BTC# #ETH# #SOL#