K-lines can be misleading, but money won't; here are 3 hidden signals that scare the big players the most
When I first entered the cryptocurrency world, I used to stare at the K-lines every day, watching the ups and downs, and as a result, I was repeatedly harvested by the big players, and my account kept shrinking.
Later, I learned to identify pattern traps and realized that what professionals and novices are looking at are not the same chart at all.
The following 3 patterns are the core logic that I have used and verified in real trades.
With this, I escaped the peak of BTC 12 hours in advance and avoided a 15% crash.
1. The most toxic "fishing line" of real and false breakouts
Most people rush in when the coin price breaks through the previous high, only to be met with a crash the next second. This is the favorite trick of the big players.
Solution:
A real breakout must see a volume increase of more than 2 times (look at the 3-day average volume).
At least two 4-hour K-lines must firmly stay above the resistance level to be considered stable.
In January 2024, when ETH approached 2100, it broke out on low volume, and a bunch of people FOMOed in, resulting in a 15% crash that same day. Those who rushed in ended up cutting their losses.
2. Hidden accumulation signals, invisible big player actions
Many times, the price remains stagnant while the big players are already positioning themselves. How to judge? Look for the following two actions:
Long lower shadow + shrinking volume reversal (dipped but quickly pulled back)
Suddenly a strong bullish candle during a sideways phase (usually indicates a potential start)
Practical skills:
Look for the "three-pin bottoming" structure on the daily chart (support level tested 3 times without breaking)
Combine with on-chain data to see if the whales are quietly accumulating at the bottom.
3. Death reversal, top escape signal
What are you most afraid of? Not a big drop, but being completely unaware before it happens.
Remember these two patterns; they can save your life:
Hanging man: long upper shadow, closing near the lowest = bulls are weak.
Evening star: large bullish + doji + large bearish; the most classic structure of trend reversal.
In November 2023, when BTC approached 38000, it formed a "double top + evening star," and then dropped to 35000 within 7 days, wiping out the long positions.
To put it simply, most people aren't incapable; it's just that no one has told you the logic behind it.
By monitoring dark pools and tracking large orders, I can predict the direction 8 hours in advance.
But these are just the basics; the real "wealth code" lies in structures that you still don't understand.
Right now, there is a cryptocurrency with positive news that hasn't yet fermented, and I have already positioned myself in advance.
It's not that your skills are lacking; it's just that you're too lonely.
Following the right people will help you avoid detours and enjoy more gains.
