The crypto market is entering the initial uptrend phase of the cycle, where everything seems 'easy': prices continuously rise, positive news floods in, old ecosystems suddenly revive, zombie coins stretch back to life, and everyone FOMO in a mindset of 'not wanting to be left behind'.
🎯 But what lies behind that excitement?
1. Market Makers pull prices openly – the crowd's psychology is manipulated
The early stage of an uptrend is always the 'sweet trap' phase. Market Makers push prices up very quickly, clearly enough that it’s obvious they are pulling, but the majority still rush in due to the fear of missing out.
There are no strong corrections. The frequent stop hunts, kill Long kill Short happen just to do one thing: clean out weak leverage traders, the impatient, or those taking premature profits.
2. Money flows in cycles – but not for everyone
The current cash flow does not flow evenly. It circulates in cycles – from foundational coins (BTC, ETH), to top Altcoins, then memes, and then newly emerging coins.
Those who understand the cycle will ride the right wave. Those who FOMO into peaks will quickly get liquidated.
3. The psychology of holding profits and the failures of newcomers
An interesting thing is:
Holding losses is something everyone is good at (because of 'hope').
But holding profits is incredibly difficult, especially for newcomers.
Many newbies, when seeing profits of 20–30%, close their positions early out of fear the market will reverse. But then they see prices continue to rise 200–300%, jump back in at the next peak – and get caught in the vortex of Futures holding in loss.
4. Kill Long - Kill Short – and the art of 'pulling the beard'
Prices rise but often accompanied by extremely strong stop hunts – when the market just has good news, the excitement reaches its peak. That's when 'hammer candles' appear to liquidate both weak Long and Short positions, forcing the market to withdraw leverage.
There is no healthy correction – only strong shakes to test patience.
5. Premature exits – the price to pay for lack of experience
Many newcomers are taking premature profits, or are intimidated by intraday corrections, selling everything when prices slightly adjust and then regret watching coins triple or quintuple in the following days.
They don't lose because of wrong analysis, but lose due to insufficient mental strength and lack of long-term strategy.
6. Conclusion: Uptrend is an opportunity, but only for those who understand the rules of the game
Uptrends are not always easy. It is more a psychological game than technical; it is the stage where market makers test your understanding and discipline.
If you don’t understand where the cash flow is going, don’t know when to enter – when to withdraw, or simply don’t know how to hold profits, then uptrend is just a place for you to witness others getting rich.
💡 Final advice:
Observe, learn to be patient, and don’t let emotions lead you. Those who make money in an uptrend are not lucky – they are the ones who have learned from the bear market.
please follow and share the post to help me, free and timely information, after this uptrend season how much will you earn.
1. you are lucky or 2. you meet the right person
if your account is in the red, it is definitely your fault, not the market's.
thanks!
