Introduction to Dealer Action Flow (DAF)

Dealer Action Flow (DAF) is a professional trading system focused on cryptocurrency, with the core idea being: to construct a simple and efficient trading process by recognizing dealer behavior and gaining insights into market structure.

Design principles of the system:

Simplicity: Avoid redundant indicators and complex logic; all judgments should remain intuitive and clear.

Multidimensional framework: Different time levels play their respective roles; high dimensions determine direction, while low dimensions are responsible for validation and execution.

Structure priority: All decisions revolve around market structure rather than noise-driven short-term fluctuations.

Consistent execution: Entry, take profit, and stop loss follow unified rules to avoid arbitrary and emotional operations.

DAF summarizes dealer behavior at different stages of the market, forming four core models:

Accumulation: Identifying bottom accumulation and trend starting points.

Distribution: Capturing top distribution and trend endpoints.

Manipulation reversal: Gaining insights into false breakouts and trend traps.

Structural breakthrough: Confirming trend continuation under dealer dominance.

Whether it's trend, swing, short-term, or intraday trading, DAF provides a top-down unified approach:

Establish directional assumptions → Determine the macro environment and market bias.

Validation and confirmation → Identify real and false actions.

Execution and risk control → Complete the trading loop under clear structure.

The ultimate goal of DAF is to help traders maintain rationality in a rapidly changing market, understand dealer intentions, seize key points, and achieve maximum certainty with minimal actions.