Today, a fan asked me an interesting question: What is the main dealer most afraid of? To put it simply, the dealer is most adept at exploiting retail investors' fears, greed, and luck. This is our inherent human nature; it inevitably exists and drives the entire cryptocurrency market.


In fact, the main dealer and retail investors have a naturally adversarial relationship. The dealer spreads false information (good news) through various means or creates false technical breakthroughs to lure in buyers and sellers, washing away retail investors' money. This is not a misconception of retail investors; it really exists.


The reason the dealer dares to do this is that we humans have a herd mentality; they know this pattern, so they accurately capture our emotions and exploit our human weaknesses to make money.


So, looking at it from another angle, we can think like them, follow the trend to earn their money. This is a psychological game that also requires strong empathy and control over our human weaknesses. Today, I will talk about what the dealer is really afraid of and analyze their weaknesses from a technical perspective, so that you can use this information to make money.


1️⃣ The dealer is most afraid of retail investors seeing through their operational tactics and not falling for their tricks.

The dealer's most common methods are 'washing out' and 'price rising.'


Washing out usually occurs at the bottom, where the dealer creates a short-term rapid decline to induce panic and scare away unstable retail investors. During a price rise, they will also act quickly, not giving retail investors a chance to enter, causing conflicted retail investors to buy at high levels.


If we can see through these tactics of the dealer, hold onto our panic emotions when prices are low, maintain rationality during the dealer's washout, not blindly cut losses at low prices, and not chase high prices blindly when prices rise, having our own fixed trading rhythm, only taking a bit of 'profit' from their windfall, then we won't be trapped at high levels, and the dealer won't be able to do anything with us retail investors.


2️⃣ The dealer also fears that we retail investors have strict trading discipline and strong execution.

The dealer loves retail investors who chase highs and cut losses, preferably without any rules, just following the trend and losing control. The weaknesses in human nature will cause these retail investors' money to flow into the dealer's pockets.


So in a market where everyone is trading chaotically, if you have your own rules and trading strategies, then you are a dragon among men, because you won’t follow the crowd blindly or chase highs and cut losses. You are rational and intelligent, and this is what gives the dealer the most headaches.


For example, when the dealer is pushing prices down to create new lows to wash out, we exit with a stop-loss. After that, the market quickly recovers, forming a false breakout. If we have solid rules, we can decisively place orders again after the false breakout, still capturing profits from the price rise, which will annoy the dealer to no end.


Also, when buying at a high position, if you have a complete trading rule and strict stop-loss standards, once you are trapped, decisively exit in time, incurring only a small loss and preserving your capital, you can continue to seek opportunities to trade next time. Such rational individuals are indeed a headache for the dealer.


Because if everyone were this clear-headed and rational, who would the dealers harvest?

The most important thing in trading is to have strict stop-loss and take-profit standards. As long as you can overcome your fears and greed, stop-loss when wrong, and take-profit when right, then nothing in the market can trap you; it's just a matter of how much you earn.


Of course, sometimes we might still fall for it, but as long as the rules for stop-loss and take-profit are clear, even if we are deceived, our losses will be limited and won't leave us completely out of bullets, which is something the dealer fears.


The dealer enjoys watching us lose, loves seeing us lose everything, so they can empty our pockets without any feelings of pity, thinking we are foolish. So do not fall into the emotional traps they create.


3️⃣ The dealer is most afraid of traders who do not blindly follow the crowd.

One classic tactic of the dealer is to spread so-called 'insider information,' which is very attractive to traders who like to take shortcuts or who have already lost a lot and want to recover quickly.


Once such insider information is released, many people will rush in, spending a lot of money to buy a false message, and end up losing everything. In fact, if we think about it carefully, the information we can see in the market has already been passed around many times.


Even if they have very accurate information, there's no need to let everyone know, because the less people know about the information, the more valuable it becomes. Clearly, they could silently make a fortune; why reveal it if not to harvest the chives?


So the dealer uses our retail investors' psychology of wanting to make money easily, guiding market sentiment through insider information and public opinions, and harvesting us retail investors.


In fact, to put it simply, the dealer is most adept at exploiting retail investors' fears, greed, and luck. This is our inherent human nature; it inevitably exists and drives the entire cryptocurrency market.


The dealer uses larger funds, more information, and resources, leveraging the human weaknesses of retail investors to harvest us. If we still indulge in our human nature and trade without any thought, we will inevitably become the fish on the chopping block.


The only way is to see through human nature, think rationally, and form your own trading rules, so as not to be harvested, and even take advantage of the trend to make some money.