Useful information

Data "Smart Money" such as the number of whales in selling or buying is more of a psychological index than a final trend.

True strength appears when these data coincide with historical support/resistance areas or price gaps.

Yes, in many cases the trend is often contrary to the majority, because the market needs liquidity, and the largest liquidity always comes from those who are forced to exit at a loss.

🔑 In other words: it is not enough to see 650 whales selling; what matters is to see where they will be forced to exit, and these are the institutional areas.

Data is just an indicator: the number of whales in selling or buying does not necessarily mean that the trend is determined.

Context is more important than the number: this data should be combined with support/resistance areas, price gaps, and trading volume.

Institutions are stronger than whales: institutions may let whales push the price and then enter strategic areas to turn the tables.

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Psychological awareness: the market always needs liquidity, and the largest liquidity comes from those who are forced to exit at a loss, so the trend is often against the majority.

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"Smart Money is a helpful tool, not a directional compass. Do not be swayed by the numbers alone, but tie them to the technical and psychological context of the market."

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