It saddens me to see that people still make these type of topics. Anyway lets dissect the OP's post.

If you are new, why are you going to trading right away? Your first steps should be getting a proper wallet, securing it which is something that newbies shrug off as "nah, I am good" - only when they get hacked by some simple method that they realize their mistake. Once these are done, look in trading.

First thing, bitcoin is a decentralized currency. So there is no such "inner circle" sort of thing. Everyone can pump or dump the market provided they have enough volume at hand to make such a move. Whales do have groups but they are the lease things you would be interested in. They use those groups to attract smaller fries and then manipulate them into buying or selling - but remember that the only person who actually makes money through them are the group owners and not the rest.

Newbies never realize this unless it is too late and they lose a lot of money buying at the wrong times or buying shitcoins. For example, they will tell you that this coin is going to go this high, so every brain-washed shill will buy it, while the group owners will sell. Thats how this works.

Some basic rule that you need to follow in order to stay alive in this game - Trust nobody in the internet. Trust only yourself and the ones whom you know in real.