In the cryptocurrency market, the suppression by major funds is often aimed at forcing retail investors to exit. The main players will never allow retail investors to easily build positions at low prices and profit; on the contrary, they will pressure retail investors to cut losses and exit, and then raise the price to get retail investors to buy high.

Trading is essentially a contest of patience and financial strength. Before the main players are ready to lift prices, they typically use their deep financial resources to repeatedly push down the coin price to clean out floating capital in the market. During this phase, we must avoid panic selling at low prices; instead, we should be skilled at gradually adding to our positions as prices fall, seizing every opportunity for high selling and low buying to reduce our holding costs. The key is to operate rationally, control our positions, and adopt a strategy of 'light positions for testing and heavy positions for low buying.'

As retail investors, it is unrealistic to compete head-on with the main players in terms of financial resources; this is our disadvantage. We should choose to patiently wait in the oversold area, using time to gain space and wear down the patience of the main players. Only in this way can we achieve higher returns when the coin price warms up, while also avoiding being washed out.