Yi Li Hua responds to "Jane Street 10 Point Sell-Off" Rumors: No Conspiracy Theory, the Trend is Downward, Wait for Bottom Confirmation Before Buying the Dip
BlockBeats News, February 27th: Liquid Capital (formerly LD Capital) founder Daniel Li responded to the comments regarding "Jane Street's 10 AM price manipulation to trigger long liquidation, manipulating the price to gain huge profits" on social media, stating, "No conspiracy theory, the trend is simply downward, buy the dip at the mid-level. And currently, continue to wait for bottom confirmation before buying the dip again."
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