Many newcomers will fall into a misunderstanding, thinking that if the market value of a certain coin is high, or the price is high, then it will not rise much.
But the fact is that the market value we see is virtual value, and the price is only the transaction price.
Theoretically, the dealer can take two funds, one part for buying and one part for selling, and the price of the coin can be raised by transferring it from one hand to the other.
For the dealer, the key is to grasp this long-short relationship, or the supply and demand relationship, and gradually sell the chips in hand in a benign way.
When you understand this principle, you will understand that a coin that has risen a lot can still rise more.
