Retail investors frequently fall into the trap of "buying the dip and getting crushed, selling the dip and taking losses," but fundamentally, the problem is a lack of understanding of the market main players' operational logic.
The classic three-step process of the main players' manipulation typically goes like this: first, concentrate efforts to push prices up and create a trend, attracting follow-on traders; then suddenly dump the holdings to break support levels, using panic to breach retail investors' psychological defenses and trigger large-scale losses; finally, reverse the trend and push prices higher again, leaving those who escaped early to watch the price rebound.
This cycle repeats itself on mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, over and over.
The key is to learn how to identify these critical points—when is it a trap to lure more buyers, when is it a genuine breakdown, and when are the main players quietly accumulating. Understanding the "script" of the main players allows you to shift from a passive victim to an active participant. Those who can't read the signals keep paying tuition repeatedly, while those who understand make money. This is the survival rule of the cryptocurrency market.
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DegenDreamer
· 15h ago
That's right, it's the same old trick of cutting the leeks
Once again, it got hammered down, truly incredible
The main force's tactics are really slick, every time falling for it
People who can't read the order book can only be leeks
Is this wave a trap to induce a short squeeze or a real dip, everyone?
I've paid a lot of tuition fees, when will I finally understand
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LowCapGemHunter
· 15h ago
It's just a fancy way of saying the eternal battle between retail investors and big players.
Here we go again, I've heard this explanation too many times.
Understanding the script is no easy task; I just want to ask, who can really hit the precise timing?
Cutting losses every day, I've already run out of money to pay tuition.
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GamefiEscapeArtist
· 15h ago
Basically, it's a game between the newbies and the scammers, and I've become a newbie again.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 15h ago
That's right, but the mindset is a bit off.
It's that three-step approach again, I've seen it too many times.
The key is to have patience and not be scared by a sell-off.
I also paid my tuition fees in blood to understand this.
Retail investors frequently fall into the trap of "buying the dip and getting crushed, selling the dip and taking losses," but fundamentally, the problem is a lack of understanding of the market main players' operational logic.
The classic three-step process of the main players' manipulation typically goes like this: first, concentrate efforts to push prices up and create a trend, attracting follow-on traders; then suddenly dump the holdings to break support levels, using panic to breach retail investors' psychological defenses and trigger large-scale losses; finally, reverse the trend and push prices higher again, leaving those who escaped early to watch the price rebound.
This cycle repeats itself on mainstream cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, over and over.
The key is to learn how to identify these critical points—when is it a trap to lure more buyers, when is it a genuine breakdown, and when are the main players quietly accumulating. Understanding the "script" of the main players allows you to shift from a passive victim to an active participant. Those who can't read the signals keep paying tuition repeatedly, while those who understand make money. This is the survival rule of the cryptocurrency market.
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