A common misconception is that people tend to think that if a currency lingers at a low level for a long time, it means that the dealer has accumulated enough chips. However, the actual situation is not always the case. The dealer does not necessarily need to absorb a large amount of chips. Their goal is usually to force large investors to sell and obtain chips. As long as the chips in the market are dispersed enough and the amount of each transaction is small, the dealer may collect chips by pulling up and smashing the market. Even if there are more chips in the market than the dealer, the dealer does not have to worry, because the dispersed chips cannot form an effective combined force.

In the cryptocurrency market, investors' emotions are often affected by their own positions. If you hold a large position, you naturally hope that the price will rise; conversely, if you are short, you may hope that the price will fall. However, this emotional way of thinking may affect the quality of your decision-making.