#美联储联邦公开市场委员会决议 "Why Retail Investors Always End Up Eating the Market's Leftover Cold Rice"

The harsh truth about crypto trading is: what you can't see is the real opportunity.

There is a common phenomenon on the blockchain. Retail investors excitedly point at the candlestick charts saying—

"Breakout! It's going to rise this time!"

"Volume is piling up, look how high it can go!"

"Rebounded again, the bottom is definitely confirmed!"

But what are professional traders actually thinking at this moment? They see something entirely different: this is the final jump before momentum runs out, a false prosperity at emotional highs, a window for major players quietly shifting their positions, a technical trap after rising fatigue.

Why is it that on the same chart, you see only opportunities, while others see only risks?

The fundamental difference is: you are watching a trend that has already played out, while they are predicting an impending turning point. You buy into "yesterday's story," but professional traders buy into "tomorrow's story."

The market’s gift to retail investors always comes in the form of the most tempting, prettiest-looking "garbage points." The real chance to profit never looks neat. Remember this reverse thinking: the uglier the candlestick pattern, the more it hides real entry opportunities. The more perfect the chart looks, the thicker the risk pile-up.

$BTC $ETH 's movement always teaches the same lesson: what seems certain is often the most dangerous.