Common methods for accumulating and distributing assets!
1. Price Suppression for Accumulation The operator intentionally lowers the price to trigger stop-loss orders, then buys virtual currency at a low price, waiting for the market to recover and making a profit. This strategy is suitable for cryptocurrencies with low trading volume and few orders.
2. High-Position Oscillation The operator does not increase volume during the first wave of decline but chooses to oscillate at a high position, making most investors believe that the price will rise again, thereby allowing them to take over, ultimately achieving the goal of distribution.
3. Price Spread Distribution Some operators do not pursue short-term profits but instead sell chips at a high position and then buy back at a low position to reduce the cost of their holdings. This method is reflected on the K-line as long upper shadows at high positions and long lower shadows at low positions.
4. Inverted V-Type Distribution This is the most direct and often unprofitable method of distribution, where the operator indiscriminately dumps the market, causing the price to drop rapidly. As long as the price is above the operator's cost, the operator will distribute.
These methods demonstrate the various strategies that operators use in the cryptocurrency market, including accumulation and distribution, aimed at influencing market prices to achieve their own profits. $BTC $ETH $XRP
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