Chapter 57
Chapter 57
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Translator: MadScientist
Chapter: 57
Chapter Title: Operation
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Alright, preparations are complete now.
Two bitches for Post-Nut Clarity, and a keyboard warrior for the public opinion campaign.
Without Post-Nut Clarity, they're useless idiots, but once they get fucked, they turn into trading bots for the next few hours.
All the pieces are in place.
But one final puzzle remains.
For that last piece, I've gathered all the girls who are only good for one thing—being holes—in one spot for this operation.
I looked at the three women assembled in the living room and spoke up.
"Alright, preparations are done. Expected returns for this operation: 300 to 500%."
I tossed out the bait first to get what I wanted.
The eyes of the two money-hungry bitches lit up.
"Our team's current assets are 5.68 billion won, so if we succeed, that'll turn into 17 to 28.5 billion."
Yura's eyes widened. Chaewon drew in a sharp breath.
"Yura's share: 2.5 to 4.2 billion. Chaewon's share: 400 to 700 million."
Hearing the concrete numbers changed their expressions completely.
Yura leaned forward, showing her interest, while Chaewon looked deadly serious, as if contemplating her daughter's future.
Choi Yang still didn't know our team's true power, but even she looked stunned by those massive figures.
Confirming Yura and Chaewon's resolve to do anything, I got to the point.
"So, if we succeed, I get one Wish Ticket."
The three women's faces shifted subtly at the sudden demand.
Yura rolled her eyes like "here we go again," Chaewon shot me a wary glance.
Choi Yang just looked confused.
"What's a Wish Ticket? Exactly what it sounds like. You grant whatever I want."
Yura spoke up as the representative.
"Ugh, what perverted shit are you planning this time?"
"That'd ruin the fun if I told you ahead of time."
I grinned as Chaewon tried to soothe me.
"Cheolsu, do we really need a Wish Ticket? We do this every day anyway."
"Yeah, we do. Why?"
I paused solemnly before declaring with conviction.
"Men... when dicks and pussies are involved, even nonexistent motivation appears. I need to be fucking pumped for max returns, got it?"
Yura stared at me like that was the dumbest thing ever.
"What bullshit. So you half-ass it the rest of the time?"
"Nah. But special motivation lets me focus harder."
Chaewon sighed deeply.
"If it's for Haneuli's education... I'll do whatever."
Choi Yang was still lost, just watching our conversation.
This kind of blatant talk was probably a first for her.
"So what do you want?"
Yura asked, sounding resigned. But I wasn't ready to reveal specifics yet.
"I'll tell you after we succeed. Just agree for now. Honestly, we fuck all the time, but sometimes a super special play lights the fire, right?"
I said it with total confidence.
Yura rolled her eyes again.
"Special play? What, rope play? Cosplay?"
"We've done all that."
Chaewon said wearily.
"Then what more do you want? SM play?"
"Nope, nothing like that."
I smirked, holding back details.
Spilling now would get shot down for sure.
"Anyway, it's something truly special. The kind you'll remember forever."
Choi Yang was growing more flustered by the second. This had to be shocking for a 20-year-old virgin.
Yura sighed.
"God... getting motivated by stuff like this. Men are so simple."
"Not simple—honest. Most male motivation comes from down there."
I replied boldly.
It was the truth.
An awkward silence fell.
Choi Yang was still clueless, while Yura and Chaewon looked resigned.
"Alright, let's get started for real."
I changed the subject and turned on the monitor.
Time to show them the target I'd picked long ago.
Helios Coin (HLS)
A coin that debuted during the 2021 bull run with a plausible story about "next-gen solar energy blockchain."
It peaked at 3,500 won per coin, but now hovered around 120 won.
Down 97% from its high.
Market cap: 5 billion won. Daily volume: around 200 million won. A total zombie coin.
Perfect conditions.
The dev team was barely existent, roadmap delayed two years.
Most holders had cut losses or given up.
Community was dead—fewer than 10 comments a day.
But that's what made it advantageous for us.
First, it had been hyped before, so storytelling was easy. We could spin a "Helios revival" narrative.
Second, so dead no one cared, easy to manipulate charts. With 200 million daily volume, 500-600 million injection would make big waves.
Third, solar energy theme still hot. Tie it to ESG, carbon neutrality—plenty of clickbait potential.
Fourth, kimchi coin, 99% Korean investors. Ideal for Choi Yang's opinion campaign.
"Our target is Helios Coin."
I declared, pointing at the screen.
"The plan is simple. I start building volume gradually. Then Choi Yang stirs up public opinion."
It was straightforward in practice.
"Phase 1: Market Disruption. In Post-Nut Clarity mode, I alternate small buys and sells to pump artificial volume. Key is creating patterns: up a bit in the morning, dip at lunch, up again in the afternoon."
Yura nodded.
"Phase 2: Psychological Warfare. Choi Yang questions the 'weird movements' on community boards. Not direct pumps—spark curiosity."
Choi Yang listened intently.
"Phase 3: Info Manipulation. I package technical signals from Post-Nut Clarity as 'info she stumbled upon': solar industry news, policy changes, overseas partnership rumors, etc."
Chaewon asked,
"What about us?"
"Phase 4: Build Credibility. Yura spreads the same info in English on overseas forums. Chaewon cosplays as a normie with 'I checked it out, it's legit' testimonials."
"Phase 5: Explosive Pump. Once hype peaks, I massive buy to spike it, and Choi Yang hits with 'just as expected' to max trust."
"Final Phase 6: Perfect Dump. When FOMO retail piles in, we quietly sell off and exit."
Classic pump and dump.
"Perfect."
Yura said, impressed.
Pump and dumps—the classic operation—were mechanically simple.
Anyone with cash and manpower could pull it off.
The catch: retail ants lack both.
But we were different.
Over 5 billion in capital, overwhelming Post-Nut Clarity trading skills, three women each expert in their fields.
Conditions like that could easily rig a 5 billion market cap shitcoin.
"But isn't this illegal?"
Choi Yang asked cautiously. Still naive at 20.
"Illegal? Who knows."
I shrugged.
"Definitely illegal in stocks: market manipulation, false disclosures, insider trading—all criminal. But crypto regs are fuzzy, especially kimchi coins."
"We're not holding guns or anything—just sharing info. And crypto's 99% rigged anyway. We're just playing the game."
"Right. Whales do it daily."
Yura agreed.
"Can't just be suckers forever."
Chaewon nodded. For Haneuli's future, she'd do anything.
"Alright, we start tomorrow."
I clapped my hands.
"Helios Coin Revival Operation: Go."
The next morning, after dropping Haneuli off, I had a quick Post-Nut Clarity session with Chaewon and dove in.
I pulled up the 5-day Helios Coin chart.
Completely flatlined.
Daily volume around 200 million won, price listlessly between 120 and 125 won.
In Post-Nut Clarity, I checked the indicators first.
RSI at 41—neutral. MACD totally flat.
Bollinger Bands extremely squeezed, signaling no volatility.
'Perfect.'
I coldly calculated RVOL (Relative Volume).
Current volume / 20-day average = 180m / 220m = 0.82
So dead that 50 million buy would spike RVOL over 1.5.
But rushing in and out gets exposed fast.
Natural patterns were key.
I used VWAP as anchor.
VWAP = Σ(Typical Price × Volume) / Σ(Volume)
Current: 122 won.
Needed to oscillate around it.
9:30 AM: 10 million buy. Price jumped 120 to 123 won.
Volume spiked; Z-score hit 2.1.
Z-Score = (Current Vol - Avg Vol) / Vol Std Dev
Spike level, not extreme yet.
10 minutes later: Sold 8 million. Back to 121 won, near VWAP.
10 AM: 15 million buy. Up to 124 won.
Checked ATR.
ATR = (1/14) × Σ(True Range)
20-day at 3.2 won; today's True Range already over 5 won from my trades.
Volatility expanding sharply.
15 min later: Sold 10 million. Down to 122 won.
Repeating this etched small waves into the chart.
Flat Bollinger Bands started widening.
Band Width = (Upper - Lower) / Middle
0.08 at morning, 0.12 by lunch. 50% wider.
Volume was crucial.
Normally 30 million/hour; mine pushed it to 70 million.
Vol/MCap Ratio = 24h Vol / Mcap
4% morning to 9% lunch.
Still healthy, but noticeable change.
Lunch: ramped sells, dropped 124 to 118 won. Below VWAP for bear signal.
'Patterns emerging now.'
2 PM: ramped buys. 20 million in chunks to 125 won.
RSI from 41 to 58.
Not overbought (70+), but upward momentum signal.
All day like this: morning up → lunch down → afternoon up.
Daily volume: from 200m to over 500m.
RVOL 2.5. "High interest, notable stock" level.
RVOL = 500m / 200m = 2.5
Of that, 300m mine; 200m real participants.
'Some fish biting already.'
A few investors saw the chart wake up and followed small.
Key: close.
Opened 120, closed 125. +4.2%.
Broke 20-day SMA at 123.5 won.
20-day SMA = Σ(20 Closes)/20 = 123.5
Minor numbers, but a 2-year zombie breaking SMA with ~5% gain? Eye-catching.
As Post-Nut Clarity faded, I shut off the monitor satisfied.