Eliza Ross
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🚨🚨🚨💥 Why Do Americans Crash the Market Early in the Morning?
Family, remember one thing —
The drop you see during the daytime is often just a trap to scare retail investors into panic selling.
But the real and dangerous crash is the one you miss while sleeping.
You might’ve noticed:
Whenever a candlestick hits a bottom — where a bounce is likely — big players tend to dump either during the day or late night.
And most of the time, that dump stops just before 2 AM.
Just like yesterday’s dump in the daytime… and then it bottomed out by 2 AM.
This is all part of a well-planned liquidity trap to shake out retail traders.
But the real crash is the one that happens between 3 AM to 5 AM — while you’re asleep.
They often pump the market a bit around 11 PM, create a fake rally, so people think it’s a breakout and jump in.
Then by morning — liquidation begins.
It’s a common tactic:
When Asia sleeps, US-based institutions shake the market hard.
Their goal? Liquidate high-leverage positions without giving them a chance to react.
📌 Key Lessons to Remember:
✅ Daytime dips are often fake traps — don’t panic.
✅ Think twice before using leverage at night.
✅ Avoid fake pumps/dumps by analyzing higher timeframes.
✅ Smart money hunts liquidity — and retail is the target.
⚠️ Final note:
This isn’t America vs Asia.
It’s Smart Money vs Retail.
Be smart, stay alert in trap zones, and always protect your capital.
#BinanceSquareFamily
Family, remember one thing —
The drop you see during the daytime is often just a trap to scare retail investors into panic selling.
But the real and dangerous crash is the one you miss while sleeping.
You might’ve noticed:
Whenever a candlestick hits a bottom — where a bounce is likely — big players tend to dump either during the day or late night.
And most of the time, that dump stops just before 2 AM.
Just like yesterday’s dump in the daytime… and then it bottomed out by 2 AM.
This is all part of a well-planned liquidity trap to shake out retail traders.
But the real crash is the one that happens between 3 AM to 5 AM — while you’re asleep.
They often pump the market a bit around 11 PM, create a fake rally, so people think it’s a breakout and jump in.
Then by morning — liquidation begins.
It’s a common tactic:
When Asia sleeps, US-based institutions shake the market hard.
Their goal? Liquidate high-leverage positions without giving them a chance to react.
📌 Key Lessons to Remember:
✅ Daytime dips are often fake traps — don’t panic.
✅ Think twice before using leverage at night.
✅ Avoid fake pumps/dumps by analyzing higher timeframes.
✅ Smart money hunts liquidity — and retail is the target.
⚠️ Final note:
This isn’t America vs Asia.
It’s Smart Money vs Retail.
Be smart, stay alert in trap zones, and always protect your capital.
#BinanceSquareFamily
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