🔍 "Fake Liquidity and Its Impact on Trader Decisions"

In many trading platforms, especially unregulated or smaller ones, you may see large buy and sell orders on the Order Book, giving the impression that there is strong liquidity in the market. But in reality, these orders may be fake or temporary, placed by large traders (whales) or automated trading bots just to psychologically steer the market.

📌 How does this affect you?

You enter a trade thinking there is strong support for the price at a certain level, but suddenly those orders are removed, causing the price to collapse.

Or you think there is significant selling pressure, so you sell at a loss, while the only goal is to "scare you" into handing over your assets at a cheaper price.

🎯 Lesson: Don’t rely solely on the Order Book or real-time movements. Monitor actual trading volume, and make sure the platform is credible and has real liquidity. Rely more on long-term trend analysis instead of being swayed by false signals.$BTC $ETH