In my opinion, no movement in cryptocurrency occurs without prior calculation.
As small players, we aren't privy to what will happen in the next five, seven, or sixty minutes; conversely, the major players—known as "whales"—often have advance knowledge of upcoming trends because they are the ones driving the market. We saw this with the "Trump" meme coin, for instance: a single individual made billions of dollars. Whereas small-scale traders like myself invested $100 or $200 only to see our capital wiped out. It is in this sense that cryptocurrency can be described as unpredictable.
If the "big whales" were to conduct their trades without telling anyone, the outcome would be unpredictable; however, if they announced their purchases beforehand, it would no longer be unpredictable—it would simply be a matter of prediction.
For instance, if I were to buy $100 worth of an asset and make a lot of noise about it, it would trigger some market movement. Similarly, if the big whales were to do the same—announcing their buys to the public—it would create an unexpected market situation.
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