Many people think that the crypto market relies entirely on luck, but that's not the case.

Although the market seems crazy, there is a set of rules and rhythms behind it; if newbies want to survive, these 'hidden rules' must be remembered.

Especially the following market habits, countless people have verified them, and they are by no means metaphysical:

🌍 1. The West leads the rhythm: major market movements often happen late at night.

Large funds primarily come from the US and European markets, leading to real explosive market movements often occurring between 9:30 PM and 7 AM Beijing time.

Many experienced traders have developed a routine of 'sleeping at 8 PM and watching the market at 4 AM.'

📉 2. Prices drop during the day and may spike at night; prices rise sharply during the day, be careful of pullbacks.

• If the price drops sharply during the day, it is often a precursor to a rebound at night, especially after 9:30 PM, when the European and American markets open, making it easy to successfully buy the dip.

• If the price rises too sharply during the day, don't chase it; at night, it is very likely to dump the price and wash out investors.

This is a common rhythm deception; many people have suffered losses from it.

🕳 3. Deep pin = big signal.

The price suddenly 'dips' (soars or plummets in an instant), many people consider it a mistake, but in fact, this is the prelude to building positions or washing out.

The deeper and more abrupt the insertion, the more spectacular the subsequent market often is.

📢 4. Good news comes out, but the market instead goes down.

The market often has 'prophetic awareness' —

Good news hasn't come out yet, but the price has risen.

When you see the news and are ready to chase, the positive news is realized, and the market instead directly dumps to harvest.

Remember this saying: News comes out = realize risks.

👥 5. Don't touch the coins that are hot topics in the group.

• When everyone in the community is crazily spreading a certain coin, and a bunch of people confidently shout 'it's stable', you feel restless...

• At this time, stay calm! It is very likely a takeover situation.

On the contrary, those coins that no one mentions and you are not interested in are more likely to skyrocket.

🎣 6. Liquidation positions are always targeted.

You may not know that the exchange's liquidation system prefers to 'focus on' large positions.

The heavier the position, the more likely you are to become a liquidation target.

Don't fantasize that you can hold on; remember: light positions = freedom.

🎭 7. Just stopped your short position, and the price immediately plummets?

Is it often like this:

You just stopped your short position, and the price suddenly jumped down.

Don't doubt it; this is the main force cleaning out the shorts, tricking you into getting off, and then starting the real decline.

Many meme coins, like TRB, have taken down countless people using this trick.

💔 8. Just when you are about to break even, the market suddenly turns around.

You were so close to breaking even, but the rebound stopped abruptly halfway.

This is the trick the market makers play the hardest:

"Let you see hope, then take it away in one stroke."

🛫 9. You just took profit, and the price continues to soar?

Don't be upset, this is very normal.

Because after some people get off, the 'vehicle' becomes lighter, making it easier for the main force to pull the price up.

So after taking profit and the price continues to rise, it's not that you missed out, but rather that you successfully got off the ride, so don't regret it.

🚨 10. The more excited you are, the easier you are to get cut.

When you are particularly excited about the market and can't wait to go all in,

A sharp drop is not far away.

Market makers are best at creating emotional peaks and then reversing to harvest everything at the highest point.

🧱 11. When you run out of money, the market collectively takes off?

Common phenomenon: just when you have lost all your funds, cut losses, and cleared out, the market suddenly explodes up.

This is actually the FOMO trap: the main force stimulates your 'fear of missing out' mentality by pulling the price, forcing you to borrow money, increase positions, and trade emotionally, then harvest again.

📌 In summary:

The market has never been fair; 80% of the time it is 'designed' to cut you.

So if you want to avoid being cut, you must do three things:

1. Use light positions — always keep some bullets, don't go all in.

2. Stay calm and observe — when you can't understand, it's better to miss out than to force it.

3. Enter a bit late — wait for the main force to show direction before taking action; that's how experts operate.

Finally, let me share a truth with you:

Trading is not about winning with impulse, but about surviving with calmness.

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