In futures trading, large investors (whales) often manipulate the market by suddenly pushing prices down. This triggers liquidations for many traders, while others lose confidence and remove the coin from their watchlists.
At these low levels, whales quietly accumulate positions. When the price begins to recover, retail traders rush in and open long positions. As soon as the price rises slightly, whales start selling their previously accumulated coins in parts at higher prices.
This selling pressure causes the price to drop again — resulting in profits for whales, while retail traders face losses and frustration, often blaming the coin itself.
The smarter approach is to create a watchlist of coins you understand and follow them consistently. Buy during sharp dips, take profits on small upward moves, and avoid chasing the market. Don’t let whales exit before you.
In simple terms: control your greed, secure your profits, and stay disciplined. Consistent gains matter more than risky attempts at quick wealth.