Why the price goes up right after you short?
Or dumps the second you open a long?
it’s all about Supply and Demand — where market moves are less about luck and more about who controls the goods.
What Is Supply and Demand in Trading?
Just look in simple
Supply = Sellers
Demand = Buyers
The price of any asset moves based on one simple law.
If more people want to buy than sell → price goes up.
If more people want to sell than buy → price goes down.
That’s it. No magic indicators. No astrological moon setups. Just pure pressure between buyers and sellers.
Example
Imagine you're at a concert provide cold water,
If it’s 40°C outside and you’re the only water guy.
💧 Demand is high → $10/bottle
Now 20 more people are doing same,
💧 Supply increases → 10$ to 2$
Same in crypto. More buyers = higher price. More sellers = dump city.
In Simple word
🔹 Demand Zone
A level where buyers are waiting like snipers.
> Price falls → hits this zone → bounces back up.
✅ Looks like support
✅ Smart traders place longs here
🔹 Supply Zone
A level where sellers are ready to attack.
> Price rises → hits this zone → gets rejected
✅ Looks like resistance
✅ Smart traders place shorts here
Question
Q1: Why did price bounce from nowhere?
A: That was a demand zone. You just didn’t see it.
Q2: Why does price fall after hitting a new high?
A: Because it hit a supply zone. Big boys are taking profits while you FOMO.
Q3: How do I find these zones?
A: Look at where price reversed strongly in the past. That’s usually where the big money was active.
My Opinion
Stop chasing candles. Start understanding the zones.
Supply and demand zones are where smart money enters.
Random breakouts are where retail traders get wrecked.
If you master this, you’re no longer guessing — you’re sniping.
So next time you lose a trade, don’t blame the market.
Ask yourself
Was I buying into supply? Selling into demand?
If yes, congratulations — you just donated to a smarter trader.