"Trampling Effect" When the currency price rises and falls, everyone wants to exchange for lower chips and sell goods, and make a profit by the way.
If 100 people sell all their positions, and another 100 people buy back all their positions, this is just a shuffle, and the currency price will return to its original value.
But the real situation is that a large amount of additional funds from institutions will come in first, and those who have left half a short position will come in, and those who have not gotten on the train for a long time will also come in, and the space for returning to the original currency price will be greatly reduced.
The price space becomes smaller, more people want to come in, the currency price rises faster, and then rushes higher than before. It may be that just after selling, the price will not catch up the next second, and it will be institutionalized before it can turn back. Trampled by others.
In addition, it is not that the hand speed is not fast enough, it may be that the system is delayed, and some exchanges may not be able to handle such a large number of transactions.
At this time, there is a "stampede effect". The dealers stampede heavily, the system was in chaos, the mobile phone network was stuck, the world was in chaos, everyone was squeezed out, and then it was inexplicably lost.
