Kosta Ouzas explains how market makers deliberately let liquidity build up at certain price levels, then trigger rapid moves to capture profits as price swings. The pattern repeats: accumulate, provoke a drop or spike, wipe out traders, collect the gains.
If you are an algorithm or a market maker, what you really want to be doing is just building this up still, because the more that, the more that comes into this pool, the more money you're going to make. So the longer it's going to take, the better. And then again, you're going to want to whip up, you're going to wipe it out and then of course, this is going to build up and then eventually going to come down and take it.
