Why does the market always have 'false breakouts' at critical points? Because capital needs to bet on holding sentiment.

You think the market has made a breakout,

but the funds within the system do not see it that way.

The essence of a 'false breakout' is:

the market is testing whether the demand for funds after the breakout is valid.

When the market breaks through a key point, three things happen:

1. Buy on the rise

2. Short sellers are forced to buy back to stop their losses

3. Existing longs take profits and sell

The question arises:

If the buying power of the longs is insufficient to absorb the third type of selling,

the breakout will fail.

You think it's a false breakout,

but in fact the market is asking a question:

'Is there enough buying power above?

If not, then I’ll retreat and fluctuate first.'

A false breakout is not a trap,

it is simply a natural result of the logic of capital betting.

Understanding this logic, you will know:

A breakout is not a signal, but the 'absorption or pressure' after the breakout is the signal.

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