Trader Bonk Guy said on Sept. 9 that MARSCOIN’s recent price action appears to be setting up a move by market makers to attract a large number of short sellers before triggering a sudden rally. In his view, the token’s trading pattern looks less like random weakness and more like a deliberate effort to create the conditions for a squeeze. He said that kind of move could end in a fast one-day surge of more than 100%.
Bonk Guy also said he had intentionally avoided discussing MARSCOIN or expressing a public bullish view over the past few days. According to his post, that was meant to let market makers keep following what he described as the same script. He closed with a direct remark: 「Let them keep cooking.」 The comments were cited by BlockBeats in a Sept. 9 market flash update.
According to BlockBeats on Sept. 9, trader Bonk Guy said MARSCOIN’s recent price action looks like market makers may be deliberately creating conditions to pull a large number of traders into short positions, only to potentially launch a sudden rally afterward.
He said the move could take the form of a rapid one-day jump of more than 100%.
Bonk Guy added that he had intentionally avoided talking about MARSCOIN or publicly turning bullish on it over the past few days because he wanted market makers to keep following that playbook. He wrote, 「Let them keep cooking.」
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