In the cryptocurrency market, seasoned investors know that 'slow rise, rapid fall' is a common market control tactic used by major funds, especially prominent during the recovery phase of a bull market.

This strategy typically manifests as follows: after a prolonged period of rising coin values, there will suddenly be a significant drop that wipes out all previous gains, causing panic selling among newcomers and those with unstable mindsets.

At this time, major funds will seize this opportunity to acquire the sold-off coins at a low price. Once market sentiment gradually stabilizes, major funds will then gradually push up the coin values.

When the coin values approach or exceed previous highs again, market sentiment becomes exuberant, and retail investors rush to buy in.

However, at this point, major funds often utilize the sudden drop tactic once more to shake out weaker hands. This adjustment is usually quick and short-lived, with declines typically ranging from 5% to 10%, and in extreme cases, up to 15% to 20%, but it often finds support and stabilizes near important support levels.

Therefore, retail investors should be cautious about following the trend and chasing prices, as major funds may again cause a rapid drop for adjustments. Understanding this pattern can help avoid some detours!