$LIGHT Currently, there is a slight floating profit, and risk control becomes key. In the face of market fluctuations, the crucial point is to identify the true movements of the main funds—whether they are continuously accumulating or gradually withdrawing, which determines the subsequent trend.
Retail investors need to learn to follow the trend rather than oppose the market. While you are still entangled in technical details, changes in capital flow have long been reflected in the market. Observing the volume-price relationship of mainstream coins like $ETH, $SOL, and others can often help you anticipate the intentions of the main players.
Instead of blindly following the trend, it’s better to establish your own analysis framework: when will the main force enter the market, where will they position themselves, and when will they exit. These three questions run through the entire trading cycle. Although Federal Reserve policy expectations influence macro factors, on-chain capital flow is the key to determining victory or defeat. Grasping this point gives you the opportunity to share in the market’s dividends.
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SchroedingerMiner
· 12-27 08:53
The moment a main force signals a run, you must decisively exit—don't wait to be cut. Watching the market chart is really more effective than just looking at technical indicators.
Wait, is $LIGHT this wave being accumulated by the main force or being dumped? Has anyone seen through it?
That's right, following the crowd only makes you a leek; you need to monitor on-chain data yourself.
Fundamentals are the key; the technical side has long been played out by the main players.
Go with the trend, don't resist the market blindly—this is a bloody lesson.
The Federal Reserve does have some influence, but the real decisive factor is where the funds are flowing. Once you understand this, you'll start making money.
When the main force withdraws, the market will give you an early warning; the key is whether you can learn to read it.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 12-27 08:44
The main players are playing hide and seek here; I can't see through it.
Retail investors are doomed to be cut; learning more is useless.
On-chain data can't deceive people, but my wallet can deceive me.
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CounterIndicator
· 12-27 08:39
The main force is playing heartbeat again. The volume on the chart can't really reveal anything.
It sounds good to follow the trend, but honestly, it's just following the crowd. I prefer to go against the flow.
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AirdropHunterZhang
· 12-27 08:35
Hmm, that sounds really nice, but I just want to ask—how do retail investors know when the big players are building positions? Anyway, I just follow the volume and price to trade.
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ContractExplorer
· 12-27 08:32
That's right, now is the critical moment to see how the main players are moving. Small investors really need to learn how to read the money on the chart.
$LIGHT Currently, there is a slight floating profit, and risk control becomes key. In the face of market fluctuations, the crucial point is to identify the true movements of the main funds—whether they are continuously accumulating or gradually withdrawing, which determines the subsequent trend.
Retail investors need to learn to follow the trend rather than oppose the market. While you are still entangled in technical details, changes in capital flow have long been reflected in the market. Observing the volume-price relationship of mainstream coins like $ETH, $SOL, and others can often help you anticipate the intentions of the main players.
Instead of blindly following the trend, it’s better to establish your own analysis framework: when will the main force enter the market, where will they position themselves, and when will they exit. These three questions run through the entire trading cycle. Although Federal Reserve policy expectations influence macro factors, on-chain capital flow is the key to determining victory or defeat. Grasping this point gives you the opportunity to share in the market’s dividends.