Investing in cryptocurrencies often involves the fear of "buying at the peak and selling at the bottom?\nThe common 'enticing signals' used by major players look like this?? Learn to discern them to avoid being a victim!\nTip 1: See through the 'false breakout trap' — trading volume is the 'mirror of truth'!\nCharacteristics of enticing signals:\n The price suddenly breaks through resistance, but the trading volume does not follow (volume decreases), and the candlestick looks like a 'lone commander'\n After the breakout, it quickly falls back, oscillating below the resistance, forming a 'long upper shadow' false signal pattern\nPractical case: A certain cryptocurrency suddenly surged 5% to break the previous high, but the trading volume was only 60% of the previous day's; 30 minutes later, it plummeted back to the starting point, a typical major player 'testing the waters to entice more buyers'!\nTrue breakout signals:\n Volume breakout (trading volume is more than 1.5 times the previous day), price stabilizes above resistance for more than 2 hours\n After the breakout, the pullback does not fall below the resistance (at this time, resistance becomes support), forming an 'effective breakout'\nTip 2: Keep an eye on 'key support and resistance levels' — major players love to 'perform' here!\nCharacteristics of enticing signals:\n Support levels are repeatedly 'falsely broken': the price briefly falls below the support line and then quickly rebounds, forming a 'lower shadow test', tricking you into cutting losses\n Resistance levels 'fake a shot': the price rises to near the resistance level and then falls back, testing multiple times but not truly breaking through, exhausting retail investors' patience\nKey points for trend breakout:\n Use 'Fibonacci retracement lines' to draw key levels (0.618, 0.786 are strong resistances)\n Combine with 'Bollinger Bands': when the price breaks above the upper band and the Bollinger Band opens wider, it signifies the start of a strong trend\nTip 3: Beware of the 'indicator divergence trap' — don't be fooled by technical aspects!\nCharacteristics of enticing signals:\n The price makes a new high, but the MACD and RSI indicators do not make new highs (top divergence), indicating insufficient upward momentum, possibly a sign of major players offloading\n The price makes a new low, but the indicators do not make new lows (bottom divergence), possibly a sign of major players accumulating\nCorrect usage:\n After divergence appears, don't act immediately! Wait for 'indicator recovery + price confirmation':\n For example, after a top divergence, the price must fall below the previous low to confirm a downtrend; after a bottom divergence, the price must break above the previous high to confirm an uptrend\nPractical trading mantra (memorize it!):\n "Buy on rising volume, exit quickly on low volume breakouts;\n Observe support and resistance through several rounds, wait for confirmation after divergence!\n#币安Alpha上新 #美国加征关税