Yesterday, my friend confidently invested in a popular cryptocurrency with 10x leverage, and he went all in.
As soon as he opened the position, the price surged with a big bullish candle, and he excitedly said, “This is going to fly!”
But ten minutes later, it crashed, and his account was wiped out.
He asked me in despair, “I was right about the direction, why did I still get wrecked?”
I said, “You didn’t enter the market; you fell into a trap set by the big players.”
Many people don’t lose to the candlesticks; they lose to human nature.
They study charts and indicators, but overlook that the big players understand greed and fear better than they do.
Here are the six most common tactics used by the big players to cut retail investors,
Once you understand this, you can avoid being ‘prey in the market.’
① False Breakout to Lure Buyers
If a breakout at a key level doesn’t come with increased volume, it’s 80% likely to be a false move.
They first break resistance to attract retail investors to buy, then instantly dump the price, breaking support.
Those who jump in are all harvested in return.
② Shakeout After Accumulation
Long periods of sideways movement test your patience, followed by a small rise that makes you think it’s starting, then a sudden crash.
You cut your losses and leave, while the big players pick up shares at lower prices.
③ Double Kill Liquidation Setup
First, they blow up short positions to trigger stop losses, then they counterattack to liquidate long positions.
They cut both sides, making a profit on fees as well.
④ On-Chain Play to Create Hype
Pretending “whales are entering” and creating buzz makes you think it’s about to take off.
But when you rush in, they are offloading their shares at the peak.
⑤ Low Volatility Sideways to Erase Confidence
When the price doesn’t move, it seems safe, but in reality, the big players are selling high and buying low,
Gradually grinding down your capital and patience.
⑥ Shadow Spike to Sweep the Market
When contract prices diverge from spot prices, the big players can use a single spike to blow up the entire market,
Before you can react, your position evaporates.
Their logic is always three steps:
Create illusions, exploit human nature, control the pace.
The market may seem like a technical battle, but at its core, it’s a psychological war.
You’re focused on the candlesticks, while they’re focused on your reactions.
Don’t forget—when the hype is at its peak, it’s often a signal for the big players to retreat.
In short, understanding the game is more important than understanding the charts.
Follow Uncle Nan; I won’t promise you wealth, but I can promise you steady profits!
Hesitation will make you miss opportunities, so act quickly!
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