1. Chips stay put, and profits come in: The market maker doesn’t need to sell their core position of 645 million SIREN—by only flipping back and forth with an edge of 500,000 units, they make 329,000 U. This shows their grip on price has reached the point where they can draw K-lines at will.

2. Costs approach zero without end: After multiple rounds of such swings, the true cost of the market maker’s 645 million SIREN has long been diluted to the point of being almost negligible. The current price of 0.29 dollars is still a massive profit space for them.
3. This is not the end: After the market maker completes this swing, they still hold 645 million SIREN, worth approximately 155 million dollars. These chips can become ammunition for the next dump or pump at any time.
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