Web 3.0 markets derive from the same financial logic as traditional financial markets and, as such, are subject to market manipulation. Many of the manipulative tactics that plague stocks and other financial commodities, such as trading in wash sales, creating panic, and selling high, are also found in Web3.0 markets. It is worth noting that the decentralized nature of Web 3.0 markets and the lack of regulatory rules make these manipulations more likely to succeed. Manipulators work behind the scenes and use a variety of tactics to manipulate prices for their own benefit.

Investors in Web 3.0 markets should stay vigilant against manipulative tactics to protect their interests. The lack of regulations and decentralized nature make it easier for bad actors to influence prices. Staying informed and cautious is crucial in such environments.