$PLAY The real secret of the crypto world is not in the candlestick chart, but in the trading volume behind it!
After being in this for so long, you will find that price fluctuations are just surface phenomena of the market, while the real operational signals are hidden behind the volume.
$pippin Beginners are all focusing on price rises and falls, while experienced traders look at the changes in trading volume first; this is the gap!
Today, I will directly tell you the three most critical truths about trading volume; these are what the big players fear you will understand!
$SQD First: A significant drop in volume is nine times out of ten not an opportunity, but a signal to run away.
If the price drops and you dare to take the order, but the volume is still this large, that is not a reversal opportunity; it is the big players dumping shares to you.
The real bottom is never a bustling scene.
It is when the market gradually quiets down, and the trading volume shrinks to almost no one speaking that the main force is accumulating strength.
Second: A period of low trading volume is the big players' most ruthless patience test.
Prices stagnate, the market is watching, and trading volume is getting smaller and smaller.
At this time, it is not lifeless; rather, the big players are quietly accumulating shares.
If the trading volume increases during a consolidation phase, then you need to be careful—that is a signal to attract buyers, and an explosion could happen at any time.
Third: A breakout with increased volume, don't rush to buy; watch the second candlestick!
A true breakout market will never have just one rising candlestick.
The first candlestick rises, and the second one continues to increase in volume; that is the beginning of confirmation.
If after the rise there is no follow-up volume, you are likely standing on the opposite side of the big players.
Remember this sentence: "Volume precedes price, and price follows volume."
If you only look at the price, you are trading with your eyes closed;
and those who understand how to look at the volume have the opportunity to grasp the market pulse one step ahead.
The market is inherently full of opportunities; the key is whether you can read it.
Those who understand have already seized the opportunity; those who do not might still be struggling to pay tuition fees.
