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"High Volume Selling" and "Low Volume Selling"
High volume selling refers to the main force significantly increasing trading volume to sell chips for the purpose of making a profit. The advantage is speed and high efficiency. The downside is that it requires more capital. This is because high volume selling requires more funds to support the price.
Low volume selling refers to the main force intentionally not increasing volume, proceeding with a slow selling process, usually showing a step-like decline. As the price drops, to a certain extent, the main force then uses less capital to briefly lift the candlestick, and finally withdraws the funds to continue the slow selling. The advantage of this approach is that it can maximize the profits obtained. Another significant benefit is that it easily deceives retail investors into thinking that the price has bottomed out (accompanied by low trading volume), leading them to buy at the bottom.
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