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Who Is PM and Why He “Controls” the Bitcoin Market

January 16, 2026 11 views
not financial advice

Who Is PM and Why He “Controls” the Bitcoin Market


(Disclaimer: This is a joke. Everything below is satire.)


If you’ve ever watched Bitcoin move 3% in 30 seconds and thought, “There is absolutely no way this is natural,” then congratulations: you have felt the presence of PM.


PM is not a person.

PM is not a hedge fund.

PM is not a government.


PM is a mythical being that crypto traders blame when the market does the exact opposite of what they predicted.


Bought the top? PM did it.

Sold the bottom? PM forced you.

Perfect TA setup invalidated in 2 minutes? PM pressed the red button.


PM is the unseen hand behind:


Sudden dumps at all-time highs


Fake breakouts at 3 AM


Liquidations that feel personally targeted


Candles that ignore all support and resistance


According to legend, PM has:


A Bloomberg terminal in one hand


A “Liquidate Retail” button in the other


A sense of humor darker than the BTC 1-minute chart


How PM “Controls” Bitcoin


He waits for confidence

The moment you think “this one is safe,” PM wakes up.


He targets leverage

Not your spot holdings. Not your long-term investments.

Only the position you sized too big.


He creates fake hope

A small pump so you don’t close.

Then the real move begins.


He respects no indicators

RSI, MACD, VWAP, Fibonacci, astrology…

PM trades against all of them.


Why Traders Believe in PM


Because it feels personal.


The market doesn’t just go against you.

It waits until you are emotionally invested.

That’s when PM strikes.


PM is basically:


The emotional embodiment of market randomness


A coping mechanism for losses


The unofficial god of stop-loss hunting


Final Truth


PM does not exist.

Bitcoin is controlled by liquidity, algorithms, market makers, fear, greed, and macroeconomics.


But blaming PM is:


Fun


Therapeutic


Much better than blaming yourself


So next time your trade fails, don’t panic.

Just whisper:


“PM… I see you.”


And move on.

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