Why do you always buy at the halfway point?

Brothers, let me educate you on the logic of the market makers. If you buy a coin that has been declining for several months, and suddenly there’s a big bullish candle at the bottom, remember this: do not chase the rise, do not chase the rise. Many people think, finally, it’s time for me to buy at the bottom, and they end up going all in, only to find out they have bought at the halfway point! Let me explain why you shouldn’t buy at the bottom when there’s a big bullish candle, and the situations that may arise.

The first situation is a bullish signal. If the market maker is ready to push the price up from this position, they usually won’t continuously pull several big bullish candles. Even if they do push, there will generally be a pullback. The reason the market maker pushes the price up at this position is either because they have reached their cost price, or they cannot obtain low-priced chips, and need to push the price up to allow those who were stuck before to sell, so they can get more low-priced chips. Now think about it: if the price is pushed up a bit and you have been stuck for months, would you sell? Clearly, many people would sell to break even, and at this time, the price is bound to drop. The market maker cannot support the price at this position. For the market maker, they need low-priced chips, which is why a big bullish candle at the bottom can easily lead to a pullback, usually more than 50% of the highest price, so at this time, do not chase the rise.

The second situation is to induce buying to sell. If the market maker hasn’t sold all their goods yet, or the selling price is too low, they will induce buying by pushing the price up, enticing those who chase rises and sell on dips to enter the market.

So when can you buy at the bottom?

If a coin is in a rapid decline, and during the decline, there is a super large volume at the bottom, and then within 15-30 minutes, it quickly rebounds, creating a spike candle, this is a situation where you can boldly buy at the bottom. Why? The super large volume at the bottom during the decline indicates that the market maker is accumulating at this position. Because during a rapid decline, retail investors are afraid to buy, only wanting to sell, only the market maker would sweep up chips at this position. So why the quick rebound in 15-30 minutes? Because the market maker wants to acquire chips and doesn’t want to share the low-priced chips with retail investors, so they must quickly pull back.

This is the logic of buying at the bottom. I hope it is useful to you!

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