How many times have you entered a trade after a resistance or support break… only to discover it was a deceptive trap?
↳ What happened to you is what is known as a fakeout — a dangerous tool used by top traders to catch newbies out of the market! 🧠
But the good news? You can see this trap before you fall into it… if you know the signs. ✅
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📌 How does a false fracture occur?
1️⃣ The market reaches strong resistance
2️⃣ Strong candle breaks the level + sudden trading volume
3️⃣ Traders enter hoping for continued upward movement.
4️⃣ Suddenly: The price quickly returns below the resistance — and everyone is liquidated ❌
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🧱 Signs that confirm it is a “false fracture”:
🚫 There is no real strong volume behind the fracture.
🚫 The next candle immediately returns below the breakout level.
🚫 Strong selling pressure appears immediately after the break.
🚫 Candles do not close above the level, but rather the wick (tail) is sufficient.
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🧠 How to avoid falling into the trap?
✅ Wait for two full candles to close above the resistance (not just a wick)
✅ Monitor the volume indicator — if it's not accompanied by pumping, ignore it.
✅ Combination with RSI: If it reaches saturation areas (70+ or 30-) at the moment of breakout, be careful
✅ Follow CVD and OI centers (if available) to know who is actually buying
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📊 Practical example:
• $SOL Break the $28.00 level
• Everyone entered the buy after the fake breakout.
• But the price returned to $27.60 after a few minutes.
• Volume was weak, and the second candle closed below the level.
↳ Result: 80% of trades closed!
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🎯 The golden rule:
Don't jump on the first broken candle... watch, check, then decide.
The market does not reward the hasty ones... but rather those who are patient until the signal is confirmed.
💬 Type "🪞 Fakeout" if you want me to send you a file with real examples of the most popular fake fractions on the market!
