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In the world of cryptocurrency, can ordinary people really not overcome big barriers? In fact, not all retail players are victims. Big players are most afraid of people who not only survive in the market, but also snatch money from the hands of big players!
1. Veteran players who 'see the market scenario through and through'.
Most retail investors incur losses as they do not understand the game of major market participants.
Have you ever experienced this? Just bought - the price dropped sharply, just sold - the price suddenly rose. After breaking through the support level, an instant retest occurred, the stop loss was just wiped out, but the market continues to rise. The market looks very powerful, but suddenly falls, destroying all long positions on margin contracts. If you think it's just 'fool's luck,' then you've already fallen into the trap of banker manipulation. True professionals don't just trust the surface market candles, they consider the logic of banker operations, they position themselves in advance. They understand that the market scenario is already written in advance, the main players will not pull or destroy the market without reason, each of their steps has a purpose. Breakthrough doesn't mean a real breakthrough, volume doesn't mean real growth, bankers like to play tricks. Money flow is the real indicator, not candles, but transaction volume, open position distribution, contract funding rate.
2. A master in a trade that is contrary to human nature.
Most retail investors are driven by emotions. When prices rise rapidly, they feel the fear of missing out and jump in at high levels. Then panic sets in when prices sharply decline, and they exit the market. They see others making money and want to try their luck too. And the best thing lawmakers do is to exploit the weaknesses of retail investors, making them churn like Tibetan youngsters.
True masters who trade act against human nature: when greed prevails in the market, they start reducing positions or observing; when extreme panic dominates the market, they quietly get involved in the game; when everyone unquestionably raises prices, they are already positioned for sale in advance. Their actions are usually contrary to ordinary people, and this is what scares the culprits the most.
3. A long-term investor who holds onto a coin with patience.
The most favorite method by brokers is to force retail traders to trade constantly, as it allows exchanges to earn commissions and the market to capture your emotions. But there is one group of people that brokers can do nothing against - holders of long-term positions.
Do you remember how Bitcoin grew from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands of dollars? Do you remember how ETH grew from a few dollars to thousands of dollars? If you simply held a high-quality coin instead of trading frequently, perhaps you would have been financially free long ago. Dealers are afraid of such people because they are not at all afraid of short-term fluctuations and do not accidentally give up their chips. In every bull market round, it is often these people who 'hold' that really make a lot of money.
4. Smart trader who understands contract traps
Futures trading is the bloodiest place in the world of cryptocurrencies, where 90% of people entering the market simply hand over money to the market. Because in a futures contract, manipulators can not only make money on your capital, but also knock out your position, squeeze you out. You must have seen such situations: you open a long position, the market instantly collapses, knocking out all long positions. You open a short position, the market instantly rises, knocking out all short positions. You use leverage to reinforce your forecast, but as soon as you use it, the market moves in the opposite direction. This is not luck, the manipulators definitely control the game! They use data on position holding, funding rates, and position knock-out levels to determine when to gather scattered players. However, there is one category of people that manipulators fear - those who understand the pitfalls of trading.
✅ They will not use high leverage because they know that the liquidation point is the broker's goal.
✅ They understand financial management and don't do everything in one pile, as they know that the market is a game, not a gamble
✅ They analyze market sentiment, they use the market, they do not get used by the market.
What type of trader are you? Do you have any experience of being manipulated?