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Alliance DAO founder: Transparent order books are more attractive to market makers than dark pools Qiao Wang, founder and core contributor of Alliance DAO, said that the most important piece of information for a market maker is to know who he is trading with. If the counterparty is degenping, the market maker will withdraw liquidity. If the counterparty is James Wynn, they will actively provide liquidity. This is why transparent order books may be more attractive to market makers than dark pools. At the same time, he said that, other things being equal, whales with actual alpha information will be more inclined to trade on exchanges/dark pools. But it has no effect on Hyperliquid because most contract whales do not have alpha information. They become whales through reckless risk-taking, which is simply a product of survivor bias. Earlier news, CZ posted that it might be a good time to launch a perpetual contract DEX with a dark pool style on the chain. He pointed out that in existing DEXs, the problem of real-time visibility of all orders is particularly serious on perpetual contract platforms, especially when it comes to exposure of liquidation points, which are vulnerable to market manipulation and MEV attacks.

The recent 90% collapse of $OM (Mantra) didn’t just happen. It was engineered, exploited, or at least foreseen — and wallet intelligence was the battlefield. What Really Happened? Sudden dump of tokens. Massive liquidity drain, followed by cascading liquidations. Smart wallets exited early — most retail didn’t even see it coming. Panic spread, but those with wallet tracking tools were already out or shorting. This Is the Dark Side of Wallet Intelligence While most use it for front-running trends or farming alpha… Bad actors use it to time attacks. Insiders monitor unlock schedules and liquidity pools, knowing exactly when weak hands will break. Large players trigger controlled chaos, dump on-chain, buy back at bottom, and repeat. Post-Mortem Lessons from OM's Collapse 1. Whales moved out before the crash – traceable via platforms like Arkham or Nansen. 2. Liquidity fragility was visible — very few LPs controlling massive influence. 3. No narrative shield — despite being an RWA leader, it wasn’t enough to stop a coordinated flush. 4. Retail got caught in the trap — again. Weaponizing Wallet Intel: The Next Phase of Crypto Retail must evolve — it’s no longer enough to follow influencers or trends. Creators must educate with actual wallet data, not just sentiment. Traders must track movements, not headlines. What You Can Do Now Track smart money exits — don’t wait for dumps. Watch liquidity pools — thin liquidity means easy manipulation. Set alerts on dev and fund wallets — if they move, it’s for a reason. Final Thought: > "The real war in crypto isn’t price vs. value. It’s data vs. ignorance. In the OM collapse, the data warriors won. The rest? Wrecked." $OM $OM

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