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🪤 2. The market maker maintains conflict to preserve the market's 'life'

"Every method is correct... but not always at the same time."

When there is conflict:

The winner believes they are absolutely right → defends their method to the end.

The loser refuses to change → gets stuck, then gets swept away → 'feeds' the liquidity creation loop.

➡️ This is the art of 'keeping the crowd in the area of doubt', a form of 'controlled chaos'.

⚔️ 3. Divided community – reduces cross-learning power

The most unfortunate thing in the crypto market is:

Winners often cannot explain their winning methods correctly.

Losers do not want to learn from winners, but rather seek to disprove them.

As a result, the true value of knowledge is hidden behind 'ego' – and the market maker finds it even easier to dominate.

🔁 4. Why do books and courses still exist?

Because there is a demand to understand the market, whether right or wrong.

Because market makers will still use 'classic' models (Dow Theory, Wyckoff, RSI trap...) to guide newcomers.

➡️ Each method is a tool – and when market makers choose to ride the wave according to a particular method, those who learn the right thing at the right time → win big.

Message Strategic Meaning

You cannot win every wave But you must know whether you are in a big or small wave

Don’t cling to one stubborn method Determine when your method is out of phase to avoid risk

The contradiction between schools is beneficial for market makers But if you understand that this contradiction is the essence of the market, you will escape the loop