Are you always chasing highs and selling lows in the crypto world? Do you find yourself trapped in a vicious cycle every time you experience a liquidation?

To put it bluntly, the root of the problem does not lie in the 'news' and 'market trends' you are closely monitoring, but rather in your failure to understand the underlying logic that drives the crypto market. The true core that drives price fluctuations is far more complex than what can be simply summarized by current trades —

1️⃣ The crypto market ≠ fundamental market; it is essentially an emotional speculation arena.

What you see as 'technological revolution' and 'the future of blockchain' are lofty concepts, while what I have observed over many years is the script of 'telling a story, pumping the price, and then running away.' The manipulators weave narratives to attract retail investors, and once you take over, they harvest and exit. This is not technical investment; it is a naked contest of emotions and capital.

2️⃣ News is not the 'cause' of market trends but rather the 'script' of the manipulators.

Recently, the conflict in the Middle East has escalated, with tensions between Israel and Iran, and you might think this is a significant negative for the market. Yet, the Israeli stock market has reached new highs? The truth is that large funds have already laid their plans in advance; they are not 'passively reacting to the news,' but actively 'creating the rhythm.' The so-called bad news and good news, the key to the rise and fall does not lie in the news itself but in how the manipulators use the news to harvest retail investors.

3️⃣ The real 'fundamentals' of the crypto market are hidden outside the circle.

You obsess over candlestick charts and hot searches every day, yet you overlook crucial factors like U.S. interest rates, stock market trends, geopolitical wars, and changes in liquidity... These are the core cards that influence the market. Retail investors struggle within superficial fluctuations, while the real winners are always focused on the behind-the-scenes game.

How to break the current impasse?

I never make long-term predictions; I only focus on one core question: Who is in control of the market? What do they want to do now?

My judgment is straightforward: June to July is not the starting point of a crash, but rather a 'window period for low-price accumulation.' The more chaotic the news, the more intelligent capital is quietly lying in wait. If you want to escape the fate of being 'harvested as cannon fodder,' you need to completely change your perspective on the crypto world —

Market rises and falls are games of competition, and candlestick fluctuations hide scripts.

Those who can grasp this logic can penetrate the surface and layout strategies to break the situation.