The Capital Trends Behind Cryptocurrency Price Fluctuations

In the cryptocurrency market, the rhythm of price fluctuations hides secrets.

If the price shows a trend of 'rapid increase and slow decrease', it is likely a signal that large funds are quietly positioning themselves and accumulating chips. In such cases, when the price rises, it is like an arrow leaving the bow, but once it corrects, the downward pace is sluggish and slow, just like walking with a heavy load.

Behind this is a strong investment party that, taking advantage of the enthusiastic atmosphere of rising prices, quietly buys in large quantities, accumulating sufficient chips, just waiting for the opportunity to exert force and trigger another wave of surging rises.

Conversely, when the price trend is 'rapid decline and soft recovery', one must be cautious of the risk of the market maker unloading.

Imagine that the price is like an object falling from a height, dropping straight down in an instant, but when it rebounds, it moves as slowly as a snail, laboriously and gradually.

This often means that the market maker, who controls a large number of chips, is seizing the opportunity to secretly sell off and gradually liquidate their holdings.

As the market maker's unloading actions continue, the selling pressure in the market increases, and it is likely to fall into a downward channel, with the overall market outlook not being optimistic.

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