These wicks on $XRP are crushing people who are over-leveraged lately.
All downwards 
, makes me think the next big move eventually is up.pic.twitter.com/MuyUnGucdv
Wouldn't put too much stock in those wicks. They're not buybacks per se, just a result of low liquidity. As a rule of thumb, if a wick/stop run isn't present on the spot counterpart, it's most likely a sham.
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I always assumed that the wicks were Arthur Hayes fuckery. Bitmex wicks are often larger than other exchanges. Am I wrong or is it a combination of both?
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@HsakaTrades said, it’s just low liquidity. Even small accounts learn about bad fills there, it’s not Arthur Hayes LMAO. - Show replies
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yeah whatever nerd I wouldnt put too much stock in this comment either
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This, pretty obvious when you look at spot markets vs bitmex
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So if I understand correctly you want to see wicks on both sides... But the one with more wicks will be the side that is likely to break due to exhaustion? Without wicks on both sides its possibly a fake and nothing will happen or it goes the way the wicks are?
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But can be handy for a quick scalp ?
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