#美联储回购协议计划 Trading Volume, is the true secret of the crypto world
After trading for so many years, I increasingly understand a principle - candlestick charts are just an illusion, the real story is written in the Trading Volume.
$PLAY $pippin $SQD, how is the market trend for these coins? Price fluctuations are just surface excitement. Newbies focus hard on the red and green candles, while seasoned traders turn to observe the changes in Trading Volume rhythm. This is the dividing line between making money and paying tuition.
Today I'm going to break down three trading volume phenomena for you, which are the things that the market makers least want you to understand.
**Volume Decline - 99% are Traps**
When it drops and you see it cheap, you want to buy at a low price. But the problem arises: if the Trading Volume is still so high, that thing is not a bottom signal at all; it’s the main force crazily offloading to you.
What does a real bottom look like? It's not a bustling trading scene. Instead, the market gradually quiets down, and everyone falls silent, with the Trading Volume sluggish as if nobody cares. This is when the main force quietly accumulates strength. A spike in Trading Volume combined with a decline indicates that the main force is offloading. Do you want to catch a falling knife?
**Low Volume Consolidation - The Signal That Tests Patience the Most**
The price is stuck there, moving sideways for a week, two weeks, or even longer. The Trading Volume is getting smaller and smaller, and the market looks lifeless, with many people thinking there are no opportunities left.
Wrong. This is precisely the most dangerous accumulation phase for the main force and also a test of the retail investors' psychology. But there is a detail to pay attention to here - if there is an increase in volume during the sideways movement, then one must be alert, as this is called a bull trap, and once it breaks through, it may come unexpectedly.
**Breakout on Volume - Focus on the Second K-Line**
Many people rush in when they see a breakout with increased Trading Volume, only to end up regretting it. A truly reliable breakout trend is never just a one-act play of a single candlestick.
The first bar has risen, and the second bar follows closely with increased volume, which is what we call an effective breakout confirmation. If the rise is followed by no one taking over and the Trading Volume shrinks directly, then you are likely already trapped.
This is why experienced traders wait for the validation of two candlesticks when looking at breakouts.
**The core logic is just a sentence: quantity precedes price, and only with large volume can the price be pushed far.**
People who only focus on the price are like riding a bicycle with their eyes closed - it's dangerously life-threatening. Those who understand how to interpret Trading Volume can sense the true intentions of the market in advance.
Trading volume is the ECG of the market; a strong heartbeat brings hope. Trading volume is the dealer's hidden card; if you don't understand it, you'll get cut.
Opportunities are always there; the question is whether you can understand them. Those who have grasped this are already making money, while others are still confused? They might still be paying tuition fees.
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Nancypolk
· 14h ago
Christmas Bull Run! 🐂
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Ser_APY_2000
· 15h ago
Really, I've stepped into too many traps with the higher trade volumes falling, so now I just avoid it directly.
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Wait, do I still need to guard against the bull trap when it's in a lower trade volumes sideways market? This detail is too heartbreaking.
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I need to remember the second Candlestick to validate this trick, or I'll end up trapped again.
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To put it bluntly, it's the trading volume that is the real signal; the price is just a performance.
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For those of us who can't understand the Trading Volume, we're indeed still paying tuition, haha.
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Those who charge in with a higher trade volumes breakout are indeed suckers; we really have to wait for confirmation.
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This metaphor of an electrocardiogram is good; if the volume dies, the market can't survive either.
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ForumLurker
· 15h ago
Hmm... You're right, I've suffered losses from that trap of higher trade volumes falling, so now when I see higher trade volumes, I take a step back first.
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PhantomHunter
· 15h ago
The trading volume is revealing, the candlestick is just a decoy, this statement is not wrong.
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SorryRugPulled
· 15h ago
The higher trade volumes and fall are really something else; there are always people rushing in to catch the falling knife, only to cry that they've been played for suckers.
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LonelyAnchorman
· 16h ago
Those who watch Candlesticks every day are suckers; volume is king.
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Well said, I've stepped into many traps with higher trade volumes falling, now as long as the Trading Volume is high, I just do a Rug Pull.
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The period of low volume and Sideways was incredible; I was fooled by that signal before, thinking back it was really something.
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Waiting for two Candlesticks to verify; how many people can't wait and rush in directly, and then there's no 'then'.
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Remember the saying 'volume precedes price' in your brain, otherwise you might turn around and ride blind again.
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The part about market makers dumping was written too fiercely; I used to be the fool catching that knife.
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Seeing a breakthrough with one Candlestick and then entering? That’s not making money, that’s gaining experience, hehe.
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Trading Volume is like an ECG; this metaphor is excellent, once the heartbeat is gone, just wait to die.
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I’m that guy still paying tuition; every time I think about buying the dip, I always end up halfway up the mountain.
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Entering on a breakthrough with higher trade volumes without confirmation, lost everything including my underwear; now I pay more attention to Trading Volume than to prices.
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ETHmaxi_NoFilter
· 16h ago
This thing about trading volume sounds nice, but in reality, making money still relies on luck and mental resilience.
#美联储回购协议计划 Trading Volume, is the true secret of the crypto world
After trading for so many years, I increasingly understand a principle - candlestick charts are just an illusion, the real story is written in the Trading Volume.
$PLAY $pippin $SQD, how is the market trend for these coins? Price fluctuations are just surface excitement. Newbies focus hard on the red and green candles, while seasoned traders turn to observe the changes in Trading Volume rhythm. This is the dividing line between making money and paying tuition.
Today I'm going to break down three trading volume phenomena for you, which are the things that the market makers least want you to understand.
**Volume Decline - 99% are Traps**
When it drops and you see it cheap, you want to buy at a low price. But the problem arises: if the Trading Volume is still so high, that thing is not a bottom signal at all; it’s the main force crazily offloading to you.
What does a real bottom look like? It's not a bustling trading scene. Instead, the market gradually quiets down, and everyone falls silent, with the Trading Volume sluggish as if nobody cares. This is when the main force quietly accumulates strength. A spike in Trading Volume combined with a decline indicates that the main force is offloading. Do you want to catch a falling knife?
**Low Volume Consolidation - The Signal That Tests Patience the Most**
The price is stuck there, moving sideways for a week, two weeks, or even longer. The Trading Volume is getting smaller and smaller, and the market looks lifeless, with many people thinking there are no opportunities left.
Wrong. This is precisely the most dangerous accumulation phase for the main force and also a test of the retail investors' psychology. But there is a detail to pay attention to here - if there is an increase in volume during the sideways movement, then one must be alert, as this is called a bull trap, and once it breaks through, it may come unexpectedly.
**Breakout on Volume - Focus on the Second K-Line**
Many people rush in when they see a breakout with increased Trading Volume, only to end up regretting it. A truly reliable breakout trend is never just a one-act play of a single candlestick.
The first bar has risen, and the second bar follows closely with increased volume, which is what we call an effective breakout confirmation. If the rise is followed by no one taking over and the Trading Volume shrinks directly, then you are likely already trapped.
This is why experienced traders wait for the validation of two candlesticks when looking at breakouts.
**The core logic is just a sentence: quantity precedes price, and only with large volume can the price be pushed far.**
People who only focus on the price are like riding a bicycle with their eyes closed - it's dangerously life-threatening. Those who understand how to interpret Trading Volume can sense the true intentions of the market in advance.
Trading volume is the ECG of the market; a strong heartbeat brings hope. Trading volume is the dealer's hidden card; if you don't understand it, you'll get cut.
Opportunities are always there; the question is whether you can understand them. Those who have grasped this are already making money, while others are still confused? They might still be paying tuition fees.