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Ran Neuner, founder of Crypto Banter, calls out market makers for allegedly manipulating the crypto market during periods of low liquidity on weekends.

He directs criticism at these market participants for their role in recent market movements.

GM to everyone, except the scumbag market makers that are manipulating the low liquidity weekend market.

— Ran Neuner (@cryptomanran) August 23, 2026

Neuner has previously shared predictions on major assets, citing a potential $180,000 Bitcoin price due to a debt crisis and macroeconomic factors in his analysis with Lawrence Lepard here. He has also commented on Solana, noting the token was $8 away from a significant breakout following over 200 days of accumulation in a recent observation. His market commentary continues to address both specific price movements and broader participant behavior.

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