Many people think that the crypto market is all random fluctuations, but it's not that mystical—there are rhythms and patterns, but most people can't see them. Understanding these can save you a lot in tuition fees.

🌍 1. Major market movements occur in the deep night

European and American funds dominate the rhythm; often, from 9:30 PM to 7:30 AM Beijing time is the most exciting period.

Old traders even go to sleep by 8 PM and wake up at 4 AM to watch the market.

📉 2. Daytime drops, nighttime rebounds; daytime spikes, be careful of crashes

• A daytime drop may be a preparatory move for a rebound in the European and American markets at night.

• During the day, there's a big surge, and at night a pullback is likely.

This is the rhythm trap.

🕳 3. Deep spikes are not accidents

Prices spike and crash in an instant, mostly due to the main forces washing out or building positions. The deeper the spike, the more thrilling it gets afterward.

📢 4. Good news is followed by a drop

The price rises before the news comes out; often, when you see the news and chase the high, it immediately crashes.

Remember: it's common for good news to lead to a sell-off.

👥 5. Don't touch coins that are being hyped in the group

When everyone in the group is hyping a certain coin, it's nine times out of ten a selling scheme.

Conversely, lesser-known coins that no one mentions can sometimes soar quietly.

🎣 6. Heavy position = being watched

Large positions are the 'priority liquidation targets' for exchanges and major players; the liquidation leaderboard is full of these.

🎭 7. Just after cutting losses, the price crashes?

The main force specifically deceives the short sellers to exit before starting the drop. This has been done with volatile coins like TRB.

💔 8. Turning face just before breaking free

Stopping just as the price rebounds to near breaking even? This is a classic play to give you hope before harvesting.

🛫 9. It rises after you exit

After taking profits and leaving, if the price continues to rise, it's not your fault; it's the market maker lightening the 'load' to push the price up.

🚨 10. The more excited you are, the more dangerous it is

When you're excited enough to go all in, a crash is often already on the way.

🧱 11. Funds run out, everyone takes off

This is a typical FOMO trap, making you feel 'if you miss it, it's gone' and pushing you to rush in and get harvested.

📌 Core response

1. Focus on light positions, don't go all in

2. If you don't understand, stay in cash

3. Wait for the main force to show direction before taking action

80% of the volatility in the crypto market is calculated against you; only 20% is the opportunity to make money. If you can wait for that 20%, you've won.

Those who make money in the crypto market do not rely on luck, but on a logic that makes 'luck a certainty.' What link are you missing? Let me know in the comments, and I'll help you fill it in.

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