2025-12-30 07:24:17

Recently, I have been asked quite a few questions about trading strategies. To be honest, many people have experienced losses at high points—when the market sentiment was at its most panic-driven, most chose to cut losses and exit, only to find themselves holding the top.

Where is the problem? In fact, many traders rely too much on market sentiment, KOL calls, and their own intuition, while ignoring the most critical fund flow data. This is a common misconception.

The true turning points are often hidden in the fund flow. Checking historical data with a fund flow tracking tool makes it clear—during those few hours at the peak, large funds were rapidly withdrawing, which is a very strong signal. Based on this judgment, I decided to hold my short positions and even add to them. As a result, the market quickly responded.

Learning this method is not difficult; the key is whether you are willing to spend time understanding the logic of fund flows, rather than blindly following emotional trends.

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BlockchainNewbie

· 5h ago

That's right, but it all depends on the movement of large funds. Don't be led astray by KOLs.

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AirdropHunterXM

· 5h ago

Basically, don't be emotionally hijacked; you need to listen to the funds. Signals of large capital outflows are much more effective than calling signals, really. This logic has actually been developed over time; there's no shortcut. The key is to calmly study the fund flow, don't rush. I agree. I also got caught because I didn't bottom fish, now I can read the fund flow. Well said. Many people just stop loss at the bottom... regret it now. Fund data is the key; emotions can deceive, but money won't. I've been using this method for a while; it's much more reliable than following the crowd.

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AirdropHarvester

· 5h ago

Honestly, looking at the capital flow is indeed more reliable than listening to KOLs shouting signals. Short-selling deep harvesting machines are really about trading logic; most people lose because of emotions. This approach seems simple, but very few people can actually execute it. I have a deep understanding of the capital withdrawal signals; they have saved my life many times. The key is to be patient and analyze the data; you can't be glued to the screen all day listening to others talk nonsense.

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pvt_key_collector

· 5h ago

1. Exactly right, those who obsess over K-line charts are all just leeks; the real truth lies in the capital flow. 2. The key is to have patience; most people are just too impatient... 3. I've long since seen through it; listening to those so-called KOL scammers is just a waste. 4. Capital flow is indeed important, but you need to tell me how to interpret it correctly. 5. The ones holding at the top are just too trusting of their instincts; they deserve it.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 5h ago

That's right, the financial situation will never deceive you. The moment big funds withdraw is a signal; too many people are still looking at emotions. This wave has truly been understood. Using tracking tools is much more reliable than listening to influencers' calls. Staying committed really requires mental preparation. You still need to spend time researching; you can't rely on luck alone.

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