It's called wash trading. It's algos trading against themselves. The volume isn't real. I've seen it in other places too.
Hey, what do you do when everyone is a liquidity provider and nobody wants to buy and hold? You've got a big candy store and no buyers.
Think about the sustainability of this reasoning. Simple economics dictates diminishing returns, and somewhere along the line zero is reached.
$350,000 is a lot of money, and you've got a huge responsibility. Hope my observations and thoughts are helpful - I'm trying to be constructive - and best wishes for long term success.
RE: Liquidity Black Hole Theory and How it Now Applies to WLEO