#战略性加仓BTC Is losing money really just a matter of luck? Not necessarily.

The harsh truth that many are unwilling to admit is that every wave of price fluctuation is pulling at your nerves. You are emotionally hijacked, yet you never see through what kind of trap the opponent has set in the rhythm.

The most classic tactic is a sudden dump.

The price drops instantly, and most people react too late, with only one thought left in their minds — get out quickly. You panic and cut your losses decisively, unaware that your chips are just being taken at the floor price. It’s almost like a script has been written.

What happens next? The main force doesn’t immediately push the price up.

They let the market enter a frustrating sideways consolidation. Fluctuating up and down, the candlestick directions become unclear, testing your patience to the limit. Many people during this torment period obediently hand over the chips they should be holding tight. When everyone is tired of watching and their emotions are worn out, the price begins to rise slowly.

Trading volume gradually increases, and the market starts to send signals of “it’s going to spike,” with a large influx of follow-up traders. At this point, the method of pushing the price also changes — pushing up while selling off, creating fake pressure to make you think there are still people dumping, when in fact they are gently persuading you to get out.

When enough followers are involved, the distribution at high levels comes to an end.

In essence, the reason the opponent repeatedly succeeds is because they have mastered two weaknesses of human nature: fear of retracement and enthusiasm for chasing gains.

To avoid being cut like a leek, the key is not to guess whether it will go up or down next, but to learn how to hit the brakes for yourself. Don’t be swayed by a few candlesticks to overturn your judgment, and don’t let impulsive emotions place your orders.

Focus on the structure, wait for the right position, stay calm when patience is needed, and act without hesitation when it’s time to move.

Whether your account can gradually stop bleeding depends not only on whether the market gives opportunities but more importantly on whether you have found the right rhythm for yourself. Once the rhythm is right, many seemingly traps will naturally be resolved.