In the cryptocurrency market, the core logic of the dealer's accumulation is to collect enough chips at a low cost in the low position. Common methods mainly include the following:
1. Horizontal consolidation accumulation: The price fluctuates in a narrow range for a long time, with K-lines mostly showing small downward and upward movements, and trading volume maintained at a low level, wearing down the patience of retail investors to give up their chips.
2. Suppressing accumulation: The dealer creates a panic atmosphere by actively selling chips to drive down the price, forcing retail investors to sell at a loss, and then accumulates chips in batches at low positions.
3. Raising accumulation: When market sentiment warms up, the dealer quickly raises the price to attract follow-up buying while buying in batches during the rise. This method is often seen in popular cryptocurrencies.