Cryptocurrency Market Language and Capital Game

That cracked me up,

Today’s market really laid out the gap between “sentiment effect” and “fundamental level,”

so clearly!

Looking at the close to one billion in trading volume at the open,

a pretty big scene? The biggest impact wave all day was only fifty million! All small orders selling,

family members, check yourselves! Compared to yesterday and the day before’s fifty to sixty billion volume,

today’s selling pressure,

is a drop in the bucket.

What’s the key? No large orders smashing the market! What does this mean about the main force’s chips? They’re holding onto their sell orders! They’re watching.

This situation is very delicate.

No one is igniting the fire,

and no one is truly willing to push down.

Actually, at this point,

as long as there’s a slightly larger fund (not even top-tier),

to guide the market a little,

or even without guidance,

just follow the price range where retail investors are selling en masse today,

buy in batches,

and the price can immediately stabilize and rise gradually.

What a pity,

no one moves.

Why? This is the ultimate expression of human nature’s pursuit of profit and avoidance of harm,

everyone is waiting for others to make the first move,

afraid of becoming the “fool” who starts the fire and lifts others’ cars.

This leads to a core issue: fund level determines behavior patterns.

Retail investors’ funds,

are inherently highly dispersed.

A hundred people have a hundred “reasonable prices” and “selling points.”

So what you see in the intraday chart,

is a bunch of small orders scattered selling,

the curve gently declining.

What is this called? This is “emotion-driven irrational funds” dominating the market,

panic spreads,

and self-fulfilling prophecy begins.

And what about big funds? Big funds focus on energy consistency.

The same fifty million,

if held by a main force,

when they see the right moment, they fire a single shot,

and the intraday chart becomes a straight line like a bamboo shoot out of dry land! This is called guidance,

this is called pricing.

If dispersed among ten retail investors,

selling in bits and pieces at different times due to different emotions (like “breaking psychological support,”

“can’t take it anymore”),

it almost has no impact on the market,

only helping it to fall further.

Profit and loss are two sides of the same coin.

The “emotional fluctuations” (panic selling) that cause you to lose money,

are also the weapons smart money uses to harvest.

They watch coldly as retail investors sell off in disarray due to emotion,

waiting for the selling pressure to exhaust,

and the price to enter a highly attractive zone,

then their large, consistent funds will enter,

using concentrated buy orders to easily take away bloodied chips.

You sell at the bottom because of emotion,

they buy at the bottom using your emotion.

So,

family members,

understand now? When the market shows a “all small orders running,

no big orders smashing the market” state of holding chips,

your first reaction should not be to panic along with the small orders.

You need to realize,

this is very likely the tail end of an emotional sell-off.

What’s missing here isn’t chips,

it’s just a little bit of guiding confidence,

or simply time.

Remember: your emotion,

is the most expensive luxury in the market,

and the most tempting prey in others’ eyes.

If you can’t control it,

you will forever be part of “irrational funds,”

repeatedly exploited and harvested by “smart money.”

Today’s lesson,

is called “Market Language and Fund Game,”

review it.

How to interpret this situation?! First, teach the market itself to digest it,

second, big funds leverage the market,

third, retail investors retreat to self-rescue,

and trade intensively within a concentrated time window,

creating an advertising effect.