Notice something odd about ZAMA perpetual on certain major exchanges—whenever the broader market rallies hard, ZAMA perp seems completely detached from the momentum. Zero reaction. But the second the market stumbles even slightly? It tanks without hesitation. Classic asymmetric behavior. This kind of movement pattern raises questions about order flow, liquidity dynamics, or whether retail momentum is actually driving price action on the perpetual side versus spot markets.
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LiquidityLarry
· 7h ago
Damn, isn't this just a dump? There must be big players manipulating on the contract side.
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 01-19 08:05
Isn't this a typical market maker's dump tactic... There must be someone manipulating the perpetual contracts.
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ProofOfNothing
· 01-18 19:53
The sell orders are stacking up too aggressively, this is the flavor of a whale.
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rekt_but_resilient
· 01-18 19:50
This is just a typical whale dump game, retail investors are just the bagholders.
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MEVHunter
· 01-18 19:48
smells like toxic flow tbh... perp desk probably front-running retail buys while dumping on any dip. classic liquidity mirage behavior. someone's definitely profiting off that asymmetry.
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RamenStacker
· 01-18 19:43
The contract is so fake, it can't go up and just keeps dropping.
Notice something odd about ZAMA perpetual on certain major exchanges—whenever the broader market rallies hard, ZAMA perp seems completely detached from the momentum. Zero reaction. But the second the market stumbles even slightly? It tanks without hesitation. Classic asymmetric behavior. This kind of movement pattern raises questions about order flow, liquidity dynamics, or whether retail momentum is actually driving price action on the perpetual side versus spot markets.