Understanding the play of altcoins is actually quite simple,

The core is one sentence: Pumping the price is for unloading.

The tricks of the market makers change constantly but remain the same: Accumulate at low prices to control the market,

Gradually pump the price to attract following buyers, then short at high prices to manipulate the market

Repeatedly enticing more buyers to complete the unloading.

In this process, retail investors chasing the price are always the ones being harvested.

You think you are bottom-fishing, but you are actually taking on the burden;

You think you are just seeing a pullback, but you are actually being enticed to buy more.

When the market maker is shifting assets from one hand to the other, they do not care about paper gains or losses,

What they want is to cash out in the end.

Remember a few key points:

There are no altcoins that only rise and never fall.

The more aggressively they pump, the harder they will crash later.

Consolidation at high levels is not a buildup of energy; it is unloading.

What is the most reliable strategy? Think inversely, short at low leverage.

When the market is crazily chasing price increases, you need to see the unloading logic behind it.

Altcoins are ultimately altcoins and fundamentally different from Bitcoin -

The former is a tool for market makers to harvest profits, while the latter is a true store of value.

If you can't understand this market, focus on learning; otherwise, you will always be the one getting harvested!

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