Real-time analysis of liquidations, whale movements, and market anomalies
Educational Tool
This detection system identifies patterns commonly associated with market manipulation. High risk scores indicate unusual market conditions but are not definitive proof of manipulation. Always combine with your own research and risk management.
Extreme fear or greed often precedes manipulation events
Open interest and funding rates reveal market positioning
Learn to recognize common manipulation patterns in crypto markets
When large positions are forcefully liquidated, they can trigger a chain reaction of additional liquidations, amplifying price movements.
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Large holders ("whales") can move markets by placing or withdrawing significant orders, creating artificial price movements.
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Market makers or whales push prices to trigger stop-loss orders at predictable levels, then reverse direction.
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Artificial volume created by buying and selling to oneself, making an asset appear more actively traded.
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Learn from past market events
Historical manipulation timeline coming soon
Data Sources: Binance Futures API (liquidations, open interest, long/short ratios), Alternative.me (Fear & Greed Index)
Disclaimer: This tool is for educational and research purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice. Market manipulation is difficult to prove definitively, and this system identifies statistical anomalies that may or may not indicate manipulation. Always do your own research (DYOR) and never invest more than you can afford to lose.