Recently, there has been a lot of lively discussion about the market makers, and I’d like to share a discovery of mine. At that time, I was heavily invested in Wangchai, so I kept a close eye on many tokens in the bonk series. There was a moment when four tokens $bap #BlueChip #useless $ikun showed identical reverse V patterns. It was clear that these four tokens were all supported by bonk and had market makers involved, as this situation only appeared in some of the bonk series tokens. I was discussing this issue with Brother French Fries at the time. Among these tokens, $bap had the lightest trading volume and the least hype. My logic was that bonk would collectively pump these tokens to create hype and attract user attention, spending the least amount of money to pump tokens they already held. The result was that my answer was correct. I’m not sure if the logic is right, but I made a relatively large position in $bap and ended up with a small threefold gain. Subsequently, $bap really didn’t gain much hype and has been dropping ever since. In fact, I also discussed this with Brother Kai during our interview, emphasizing that one should never resist market makers. This is something that has been established in traditional industries for hundreds of years. Whether the market makers profit or not ultimately depends on the market's willingness to buy. Understanding market makers is an essential skill. When a market maker's address is exposed, they are not fools and will definitely change it. If you don’t have this skill and keep waiting for others to update the address, you will never learn how to utilize the market maker's address yourself. In the end, it’s uncertain who will expose whom. The fact that exposing market makers attracts attention shows that this strategy can always be played. I also interviewed Brother French Fries, who has been using this strategy since the first bucket of BSC and has become quite skilled at it. He even said that if you ask him to do PVP, he wouldn’t be able to. Exposing market makers can only increase your winning rate; all outcomes must be judged by the market as the teacher. This is something that no one can change. When market makers enter, they must pump; they cannot stop losses and must raise prices, right? Therefore, knowing how to judge the market is the most important thing. Improving sensitivity to the market is what many teachers have taught me through our conversations.