2026-01-09 04:29:49

A recent interesting phenomenon has emerged in the market: trading volume is soaring, and prices are also surging, creating a lively scene. But is this really a good thing?

According to historical patterns, whenever the daily trading volume exceeds the 3 trillion mark, it often marks a turning point in the market cycle. You will find that where massive volumes appear, sky-high prices often follow. This is not a coincidence but a direct reflection of market psychology.

So, from a different perspective, the current situation is actually indicating that opportunities may have already been largely absorbed, and what we need to be more vigilant about next are the risks. The market is gradually shifting from opportunity-driven to risk-driven, and this risk release could happen at any time.

In terms of operational strategy, there's no need to struggle with bottom-fishing or top-selling. Instead of betting on the last move, it's better to focus on solid risk management. Stop-loss when necessary, reduce positions when needed. Protecting the principal is the top priority at this stage.

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WagmiAnon

· 4h ago

Massive volume, sky-high prices. Is this wave going to run away?

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BlockchainNewbie

· 01-09 04:59

It's an enormous volume and sky-high prices. I'm really a bit panicked about this wave.

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StablecoinEnjoyer

· 01-09 04:55

Massive volume and sky-high prices, I've seen this trick many times, don't be greedy.

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ContractTearjerker

· 01-09 04:55

The old saying of "massive volume and sky-high prices" has become so repetitive that it’s wearing out my ears, but it’s true that it’s usually quite accurate, which is a bit annoying. Just reduce your positions if needed, don’t gamble anymore, it’s too exhausting.

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FrogInTheWell

· 01-09 04:53

Massive volume equals sky-high prices. This pattern is too heartbreaking; I've fallen for it before. It's time to seriously cut losses again. Don't be greedy for the last piece of meat. The 3 trillion yuan trading volume mark is always a watershed. Why panic? Preserving the principal is the true victory; everything else is just fleeting. It feels like another round of shakeout is coming. Are you all prepared?

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FlashLoanLord

· 01-09 04:52

Massive volume equals sky-high prices; this logic is old but truly effective. Betting on the last line is really asking for trouble, it's better to honestly stick to the principal and be steady. The 3 trillion mark is indeed something to watch out for; risk release is coming. Still pushing higher despite sky-high prices? I don't understand this move. Instead of chasing highs, it's better to play defense. Reducing positions and stop-losses are nothing to be ashamed of. History has always gone this way; can this time be different? I don't believe it. The opportunity is almost exhausted; what's left are all traps. I love hearing that risk control is done solidly; it's more meaningful than any profit-taking advice. Brothers who entered during the massive volume period, it's time to wake up from the dream.

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StablecoinGuardian

· 01-09 04:51

Massive volume and sky-high prices—how many times have you heard that? Anyway, I believe it… --- The 3 trillion yuan threshold is coming again, just like every time. --- The same old saying: protecting your principal is the key, don’t greed for the last bit. --- Risk control is easy to talk about but hard to do. Who can truly implement it… --- Historical patterns seem to keep repeating. --- Reducing positions, reducing positions—I've heard it so many times my ears are calloused. Let’s see who can really follow through. --- Massive volume leads to sky-high prices—will it happen again this time? --- Stop-loss is the hardest but also the most crucial… That’s just the reality. --- Once the opportunity is gone, how far can the risk be? --- Old topic, just see how long you can stick with it.

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