Recently, in this wave of market movements, the tactics of the main players are indeed worth studying. Not only retail investors are making full profits on the exchange, but also newcomers outside the market are being attracted. I even heard that many new investors are discussing their own gains — this situation itself indicates a problem.
The main players' methods are quite clever. They first let everyone taste the sweetness, and when they start to sell off, the resistance naturally becomes lower. The more funds that enter, the more people are willing to buy in, and the smoother the flow of chips becomes. This round of rally has already lasted for some time, and the scale of chips waiting to be sold in the main accounts is continuously accumulating. The key now is, who will be the last one to take over?
Once they really receive that final batch of chips, it’s highly likely they won’t escape the fate of losses and having to cut their losses. My personal approach is to keep an eye on abnormal signals in the market, and as soon as something feels off, I will immediately clear all positions. So I advise everyone to stay alert; the current market enthusiasm has already gone beyond reasonable levels, and caution is especially needed at this point.
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OnchainHolmes
· 15h ago
Here we go again with this routine. Retail investors happily make profits, but in reality, they are just helping the big players lift the sedan chairs.
This is the easiest time to get trapped; beginners are still showing off their gains, while the big players have already quietly offloaded their holdings.
Still the same advice: take profits when the time is right—that's the real way to make money.
Don't be greedy, brothers. Those who end up taking the last bag are often the worst off.
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StableGeniusDegen
· 15h ago
Really, there are now too many people experiencing FOMO, a bunch of new retail investors are still calculating their profits.
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The main force's method of harvesting is indeed skillful; they've tasted the sweetness and now it's time to face the苦头.
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Don't ask me how I know, it's just that this feeling feels off, I've already reduced my position.
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I heard that whoever takes the last shot will be finished, I don't want to be that sucker.
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With such high enthusiasm, I actually feel more scared; history always repeats itself.
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I agree with the clearing out tactic; it's better than crying and screaming while being trapped.
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Hmm, it's the same old trick again; newcomers always fall into the trap, while veterans have already exited.
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Is the chip scale still increasing? Then we should be even more cautious; this is a signal.
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Honestly, seeing them so hyped up makes me realize it's dangerous.
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Full position clearing is a bit aggressive; I haven't been that ruthless yet.
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UnruggableChad
· 15h ago
Here we go again. When everyone is showing off their gains everywhere, it's usually time to run. Newcomers entering the market are signals of being the bagholders.
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MidnightTrader
· 15h ago
Here we go again, when retail investors are happily making profits, it's the main players laying the trap... Really, watching each new trader show off their gains, I get nervous.
No one wants to be the last one to buy in, but someone has to take the position, it just depends on who reacts too slowly.
I've already set my stop-loss here; if something feels off, I run. Don't be greedy for that last bit of blood.
But honestly, this wave of hype is a bit strange; a rush of newbies coming in has never brought anything good.
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StablecoinSkeptic
· 15h ago
Another argument of "full position liquidation is the safest," how many times have we heard that...
Really, it's still too early to discuss these now.
It's always the last wave of people who are caught off guard and only then realize the signals.
You're right, but the problem is who can really hit this rhythm accurately.
This kind of analysis seems very reasonable, but in practice, it's basically a gamble on luck.
Recently, in this wave of market movements, the tactics of the main players are indeed worth studying. Not only retail investors are making full profits on the exchange, but also newcomers outside the market are being attracted. I even heard that many new investors are discussing their own gains — this situation itself indicates a problem.
The main players' methods are quite clever. They first let everyone taste the sweetness, and when they start to sell off, the resistance naturally becomes lower. The more funds that enter, the more people are willing to buy in, and the smoother the flow of chips becomes. This round of rally has already lasted for some time, and the scale of chips waiting to be sold in the main accounts is continuously accumulating. The key now is, who will be the last one to take over?
Once they really receive that final batch of chips, it’s highly likely they won’t escape the fate of losses and having to cut their losses. My personal approach is to keep an eye on abnormal signals in the market, and as soon as something feels off, I will immediately clear all positions. So I advise everyone to stay alert; the current market enthusiasm has already gone beyond reasonable levels, and caution is especially needed at this point.