Henry_y

$BEAT It is obvious that this market maker has a large appetite. If he directly dumps, he can forcefully earn some chips, but what the market maker is thinking is far from that simple. I can only say that the current level is not what the market maker wants. The U-shaped candlestick repeatedly wears down the short positions' sentiment. By the time the real plummet happens, the short positions' sentiment has already been worn down quite a bit, and everyone is hesitant to get on board, which is when he dumps. Another possibility is that the market maker clearly does not want to dump at t