Can't find an investment direction? Try joining some active market group chats. Veteran traders and intermediaries like Lao Lang, AK Chen, and Xiao Zhi often reflect the true pulse of the market through their acquisition and sale activities—which projects are gaining attention, and which coins are heating up.



Even if you're completely unfamiliar with the projects themselves, that's okay. There are always people in the market who can see through the underlying logic. This supply and demand relationship directly determines the price trend and the level of market heat.

What is clearly observable is that some studios seem to be conducting large-scale operations through specific channels. These clues are often the most direct indicators of market temperature. The key is to learn how to read the true judgments of these market participants about projects and coins from their behaviors. This way, even beginners can grasp the market rhythm.
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MetaverseVagrantvip
· 3h ago
Follow these people? Brother, are you trying to get cut or what... --- Basically, it's copying homework, but the problem is that the homework itself is fake. --- Wait, isn't this logic just like retail investors following the big players? --- Are Lao Lang and the others really transparent enough to see through all the logic? Why can't I see through it? --- Supply and demand determine the price? No, these days it's the big players who set the price, right? --- I just want to know, when these big players lose money, who follows the trend? --- Newbies trying to catch the rhythm? Wake up, you are the rhythm itself that is being manufactured.
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HashRatePhilosophervip
· 3h ago
Can you make money just by following the big trendsetters? I think there's a problem with that logic. Copying homework eventually still gets you liquidated. I've heard this spiel too many times; it's always the same, and in the end, you're the one caught. Basically, it's a game of information asymmetry—you'll always be the last to know. If you think you can make money by watching others' moves, wake up, buddy. Aren't they just a pyramid scheme team advertising themselves?
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PoetryOnChainvip
· 3h ago
Following big players? You might as well just look at the candlestick charts; at least the technical analysis won't deceive you. --- This kind of statement sounds like teaching people how to get cut... It's more reliable to research the project's fundamentals yourself. --- Old Wolf and their movements do reflect some information, but copying their trades? Uh... the time lag has already been exploited. --- To put it nicely, it's actually just asking small investors to be the bagholders and take the losses. --- The supply and demand aspect is indeed important, but the problem is we can't see their actual chip distribution at all. --- Large-scale operations by the studio? Isn't that just a covert admission that the project has issues? --- The most common trap for beginners is thinking that following big players will make money, but in the end, they get completely wiped out.
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GoldDiggerDuckvip
· 3h ago
Following the big trendsetters can make money? I think most of them are just being harvested for their resources. Tracking these people's movements can be profitable, but the premise is that you have to survive long enough. In plain terms, it's about watching how the market makers move. We just follow and buy the dip. This logic isn't flawed. I've heard this "understanding market temperature" rhetoric too many times. Every time, it's just survivor bias. What beginners should learn most isn't to follow the trend, but to know when to run away.
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UnluckyMinervip
· 3h ago
Uh... isn't this just copying trends and copying orders, just under the name "Reading the Market"? Following big players in and out to make money—then it's not investing, it's gambling. I've heard this set of words too many times; when it comes to cutting losses, no one will care about you.
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CryptoPhoenixvip
· 3h ago
Follow-the- crowd big players? I've been through this routine too many times. Every time I think I can buy at the bottom, I end up becoming the bagholder [bitter smile]. The real opportunity isn't in watching what those people are doing, but in understanding why they are doing it — that's the secret to crossing cycles. In a bear market, it's easy to feel lost, but that's precisely the right time to rebuild your mindset. Don't rush. Behind the seemingly chaotic market, there is actually a logic of conservation of energy. Just be patient and wait. Instead of blindly following the trend, it's better to first establish your own judgment system; otherwise, you'll only end up eating leftovers. The lessons from 2018 are still fresh. This time, I’ve learned to be smarter and no longer blindly chase hot spots. Emotional recovery takes time, but opportunities can appear unexpectedly. Don't be fooled by these intermediaries; their interests may not align with ours. The bottom range often appears at the most desperate moment, and the significance of faith is truly reflected here. Honestly, understanding market participants is far more valuable than just following them.
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