Always before make an entry I used to keep watching the market movement and analysis. That time the market move is exactly to my analysis complying with the candle patterns , trend lines and the strategies.
but,
when I hit the entry why the market is opposition to the strategies,trend lines, candle patterns.
so, what is the reality in crypto? all strategies about to lose our capital?
Now days why the market mostly volatile to against the trend lines, candle patterns and the all strategies.
past 1 week am so struggling. because accordance to the strategies whether I hit the entry suddenly the market move towards opposite and keeps PnL red 😭
Note: please don't ask me to join your VIP channels for profit signals. I need your kindness and advice.
Those who are struggling in FUTURE Trading with small capital and high leverage.
At this point probably the market move against to the entry and towards to the liquidation.
Reasons, 🤦Noise & Volatility Crypto markets are extremely volatile. Even if your overall direction and strategies are correct, small pullbacks and “noise” can quickly push price against our entry before moving in our way.
That's why many traders stopped out right before the market reverses in their favor.
🥹Poor Entry Timing Entering too late (chasing pumps) or too early (catching a falling knife) makes the price more likely to retrace against you.
Market makers love liquidity — they often move price to where most stop-losses and liquidations are placed.
😞Small Timeframe Scalping If you’re trading on 1-minute or 5-minute charts, those are heavily manipulated with fake outs, stop hunts, and liquidity grabs.
The shorter the timeframe, the more likely your entry gets “hunted.”
😭Psychological Bias Losses feel heavier than wins. If you notice the market going against you often, it may be your brain focusing on those negative outcomes rather than balanced ones.
😢Lack of Confirmation Many traders enter too quickly without waiting for confirmation (support/resistance flips, volume confirmation, trend alignment).
The market then corrects first before continuing the intended move.
👉What you can do to fix this:
Wait for confirmation (don’t jump in immediately at breakout points).
Use higher time-frames for trend direction and lower time-frames for entries.
Place stop-losses in smarter zones (not obvious levels where everyone else puts them).
Reduce leverage to avoid being wicked out.
Back test your strategy — maybe your entry rules are too aggressive.
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