Let's do a real trading simulation: If you hold $550000 and are planning to heavily invest, would you buy wildly against the candlestick or write a piece of code to evenly distribute your purchases in the market? Don't use retail investors' thinking to speculate on these two mysterious funds on ARIA. It seems like they are trapped by 5%, but the devil is all in the details. The address cost 350000 dollars and was split into 1020 transactions; Address two is the standard $5000 per stroke. They did not place a single sell order during the decline. This indicates that the operator only gives one instruction when deploying the script: Buy until the chips meet the standard, ignoring all book losses during the period. In the face of absolute discipline, the individual investors' sense of superiority in mocking the 'main force being trapped' appears extremely childish. Brothers, do you think they have something in the encrypted Asura arena? Or pure chives?