One point that cryptocurrency traders need to pay attention to

The most important point for cryptocurrency traders is not to stubbornly hold onto subjective ideas, thinking that buying and selling is just a matter of entering and exiting at the right moment. This is a naive thought and a bad habit that needs to be changed. You can understand that the market makers' buying and selling is like trading a dog on the blockchain; once large funds enter or exit, it’s not just a single point, but rather it consumes countless orders and forms a price zone.

It’s important to know that the selling points of market makers are not as precise as those of ordinary small and medium investors. For example, in the last bull market of 2021, market makers started selling at 40100, after washing out positions, they began selling again at 57508, and then sold from 59500 to 34655.

Of course, they have chips and funds, and can lift retail investors at market maker lines. Once the control point of market maker lines is in place, the market can be raised without losing money. As for 64,000 and 69,000, the market makers did not buy there; those were bought by retail investors. Market makers always buy low and sell high, while less savvy traders chase highs and cut losses.

Market makers make 100% profit; smart long-term individual investors can also achieve 100% profit. Don’t think that market makers buy at the lowest point and sell at the highest point; in fact, we can be even more precise.

For example, selling Bitcoin at 99500 at that time would have been sufficient; why wait to sell at 100,000? Why wait for a psychological price? The potential losses could be greater, and even waiting to sell at 110,000 would only yield a 10% profit. For Bitcoin, taking the last bite isn’t worth it. In the upcoming altcoin season, many cryptocurrencies have already entered the market and started to rise; the future gains will far exceed those of Bitcoin. It’s very important to build positions and sell in batches; when funds rotate, you can follow along and enjoy the gains.

Trading requires a bit of flexibility; don’t be too rigid.

Buying low and selling high is simple to make money; enjoy life daily without staring at the market.

There’s also the issue of time, which is determined by market makers. Individual investors can only exchange time for space, giving up too many subjective judgments, being more objective, respecting market makers, and fearing the market!