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Market manipulation

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Market manipulation is the act of intentionally interfering with the free and fair operation of a market, such as the interfering with the natural supply and demand of stock, commodities, cryptocurrency markets (such Non-fungible tokens) and other securities to artificially influence prices for personal or institutional gain.

Examples of market manipulation tactics are pump and dump schemes, insider manipulation, bear raiding and spoofing.