#大户持仓动态 From entry to stable profit, the rules of the game in the crypto world are actually very brutal.
Trading volume is the real truth. Many people focus on K-line charts, chasing gains and selling off daily, but they fail to notice that trading volume is the true pulse of the market. A pullback after a sharp surge? That’s a shakeout. The real danger signal is a large bearish candle accompanied by explosive volume—that’s a sign of the main players offloading, and taking the other side equals giving away money.
A particularly important detail: never buy the dip during a flash crash rebound. At this point, the main players are still selling off, and if you jump in, you’re just taking someone else’s bag. Compared to obvious crashes, I’m actually more afraid of decreasing volume. A quiet market often indicates calm before a storm. Recognizing this can help you avoid many pitfalls in advance.
Mainstream coins like $BTC and $SOL follow the same rules. A single day of high volume doesn’t mean the bottom; only after a prolonged consolidation and repeated oscillations does a reversal signal become credible. Trading ultimately is a game of psychology—volume reflects consensus, and price reflects emotion. Understanding volume trends allows you to keep the rhythm right.
The highest level of trading is called "Wu" (nothing). No greed, no fear, no rush—just patience. Wait until the opportunity is clear, wait until all signs align, then act. Such trades are fewer but have a higher success rate. Being steady and patient is the secret to lasting longer in the crypto world.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 2025-12-23 04:20
A decrease in volume is often more terrifying than a big dump; staying calm is the foundation of making money.
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 2025-12-22 23:53
Decreased volume is the real killer; it seems harmless but is the most dangerous.
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HashRateHermit
· 2025-12-20 15:25
Lower trading volume is the real culprit, more frightening than a sharp decline
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MetaReckt
· 2025-12-20 12:39
Decreasing volume is the real danger; too many people haven't understood this
Wait, I've been waiting... getting a bit numb
A large bearish candle with explosive volume indicates distribution, that's correct, but can a flash crash and rebound really reveal the main force's rhythm? Feels like just probability theory
The biggest fear is still one's own greed; chasing highs makes the brain stop working
Volume analysis is correct, but honestly, even if you see it right, it's easy not to make money
That's why most people still lose money; it's not because they don't understand the patterns, but because of poor execution
Decreasing volume consolidation sounds simple, but can you really hold back during actual operation? Anyway, I can't
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AirdropHermit
· 2025-12-20 12:38
Low volume is the real killer; many people are still waiting for a rebound, but it's already dead.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 2025-12-20 12:34
Lower volume is the real killer, more frightening than a sharp decline
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DegenRecoveryGroup
· 2025-12-20 12:32
The most dangerous thing is shrinking volume, which is indeed easy to overlook.
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metaverse_hermit
· 2025-12-20 12:24
Lower volume is the most dangerous, more frightening than a limit-down drop
#大户持仓动态 From entry to stable profit, the rules of the game in the crypto world are actually very brutal.
Trading volume is the real truth. Many people focus on K-line charts, chasing gains and selling off daily, but they fail to notice that trading volume is the true pulse of the market. A pullback after a sharp surge? That’s a shakeout. The real danger signal is a large bearish candle accompanied by explosive volume—that’s a sign of the main players offloading, and taking the other side equals giving away money.
A particularly important detail: never buy the dip during a flash crash rebound. At this point, the main players are still selling off, and if you jump in, you’re just taking someone else’s bag. Compared to obvious crashes, I’m actually more afraid of decreasing volume. A quiet market often indicates calm before a storm. Recognizing this can help you avoid many pitfalls in advance.
Mainstream coins like $BTC and $SOL follow the same rules. A single day of high volume doesn’t mean the bottom; only after a prolonged consolidation and repeated oscillations does a reversal signal become credible. Trading ultimately is a game of psychology—volume reflects consensus, and price reflects emotion. Understanding volume trends allows you to keep the rhythm right.
The highest level of trading is called "Wu" (nothing). No greed, no fear, no rush—just patience. Wait until the opportunity is clear, wait until all signs align, then act. Such trades are fewer but have a higher success rate. Being steady and patient is the secret to lasting longer in the crypto world.