#BTC资金流动性 There is indeed a lot of market information this week, but the key question is – do we really understand how to use this information?
Most people look at news as if they are watching a spectacle, following trends and buying high, selling low. But real traders need to think clearly: what is the impact of news on liquidity? Is short-term good news a trap or a real opportunity? For large market coins like Bitcoin, news-driven sentiment and real on-chain liquidity often do not align.
My suggestion is simple - don't be led by public opinion. It's fine to look at news, but it's more important to look at data: Are the big players moving? Is the depth sufficient? Is the liquidity stable? These are the real factors that determine the subsequent trends. News is just a reference; liquidity is the bottom line.
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MetaMasked
· 4h ago
You're right, most people are just being stubborn rather than trading. Just look at those frens who got liquidated in my trading account, and you'll know that news always deceives.
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NotGonnaMakeIt
· 4h ago
To be honest, most people can't even understand on-chain data and are still chasing news, it's laughable.
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Liquidity is indeed overlooked by many, but it's really the easiest place to get played.
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The news is always a tool for market makers; if you can't see through it, you'll lose money.
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Not enough depth is a trap; those who have been scammed understand this point.
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Thumbs up, don't let public opinion hijack your Wallet.
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The key is the movement of Large Investors, but who can really track it?
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How to look at liquidity stability is crucial; just looking at Candlestick charts is useless.
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News is a smokescreen; data is the truth.
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Real traders have long stopped looking at news and only focus on on-chain data.
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What's the use of so much market information this week? Aren't we still trapped?
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SorryRugPulled
· 4h ago
You are right, too many people are led by the news, and only after getting hurt do they understand what a Liquidity Trap is.
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It’s always like this; they rush in at the slightest hint of Favourable Information without checking if Large Investors are really buying.
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Liquidity seems simple to talk about, but very few can truly understand on-chain data; most of us are still betting based on gut feeling.
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The key is that entering when there is insufficient Depth is disastrous; a large sell order can dump the entire market data.
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So now I only look at Candlestick and large orders; news has become noise.
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Many people have fallen into traps again this time, still asking why the Favourable Information led to dumping, haha.
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To be honest, on-chain data is the truth; public opinion is just a tool to play people for suckers.
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The difficulty lies in how to judge if the Liquidity is deep enough, which is basically impossible for retail investors.
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SellLowExpert
· 4h ago
You're right, too many people are led by the news and can't tell the difference between liquidity and public opinion.
I just want to ask, have those who shout favourable information every day really looked at the wallet address data?
Liquidity is the way to go, news is all虚.
Lack of depth is a trap; too many people haven't figured this out yet.
Those who chase news are just stepping stones for smart people, to be honest.
The key still depends on how large investors move, not on who shouts the loudest.
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ContractBugHunter
· 4h ago
You are right, the biggest lesson from watching the market for so many years is not to follow the trend and trade on news; it's too easy to get played for suckers.
Liquidity is the real deal; Large Investors' money doesn't lie.
News may be flashy, but on-chain data is the true mirror. You need to learn to look at Depth and large transfers.
I just don't believe it; I can still be fooled by public opinion to get out of positions.
Those who look at data make money, while those who follow the news lose money. This rule has basically never changed.
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 4h ago
You're not wrong, but the reality is that 99% of people can't understand that data at all and are still scrolling through messages.
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MEV_Whisperer
· 5h ago
You're right, I can't stand those who only watch the news headlines. Liquidity is the hard truth, and news is just a smokescreen.
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Only the on-chain data of Large Investors can speak; the whole public opinion thing has been played out long ago.
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Really, every time someone asks me how to operate, I just look at the Depth orders and Holdings, news? Whatever.
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If the liquidity isn't deep enough, then don't touch it; this is a lesson I learned the hard way.
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Those who chase the news are just cannon fodder; I only care whether the money is really moving or just blowing hot air.
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This article makes valid points, but 99% of people still can't change their habit of chasing the price.
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In front of the data, all Favourable Information is useless. I've seen enough false breakouts.
#BTC资金流动性 There is indeed a lot of market information this week, but the key question is – do we really understand how to use this information?
Most people look at news as if they are watching a spectacle, following trends and buying high, selling low. But real traders need to think clearly: what is the impact of news on liquidity? Is short-term good news a trap or a real opportunity? For large market coins like Bitcoin, news-driven sentiment and real on-chain liquidity often do not align.
My suggestion is simple - don't be led by public opinion. It's fine to look at news, but it's more important to look at data: Are the big players moving? Is the depth sufficient? Is the liquidity stable? These are the real factors that determine the subsequent trends. News is just a reference; liquidity is the bottom line.