Recently, I've noticed a chilling detail while monitoring the market:

When BTC surged to 74k, there were massive buy orders propping up the market.

But then, during the violent rally, this "umbrella" mysteriously disappeared...

Phenomenon Breakdown

Main Player Act 1: Creating a Sense of Security

Injecting the market with a shot of adrenaline using astronomical buy orders.

"Don't worry, there's a safety net beneath us" to attract trend-following investors.

Main Player Act 2: Ghostly Withdrawal

Removing buy orders as prices take off.

At this point, retail investors' FOMO sentiment has taken over the market.

Main Player Act 3: Casting a Wide Net

Intensively placing sell orders in the 75000-78000 range.

Perfectly achieving the closed loop of "retail investors catching the falling knife, institutions cashing out."

Two Fatal Signal Warnings

Main Player's Secret Weapon 1: Using Price Increases Instead of Support

Indicating that institutions are playing the "run fast game."

They don't intend to hold long-term at all!

Main Player's Secret Weapon 2: Refusing to Re-enter

They may only act when prices drop to a psychological level.

This is just a rebound, not a reversal!

Retail Investor Survival Guide

Remember: Massive buy orders ≠ continuing to rise.

It could be a trap to lure you in.

Observation: Is there sustained volume during breakouts?

False breakouts often suffer from volume exhaustion.

Countermeasure: Place orders below the main player's cost zone.

Ultimate Revelation

The market is always performing.

The buy orders you can see

Are all part of the script the director wants you to see.

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