$TRADOOR Most of the friends holding long positions should have been trapped and wiped out by this sharp sell-off, right? Yesterday, some fans came to Brother Kai to ask about this issue. Don’t panic yet—let’s have Brother Kai break it down for you:



To put it plainly, the earlier wave of a pump caused a sudden, huge rally. It looks like the market is making a lot of money, so many newbies chase the price up and enter to “buy the dip.” The main force first pushes the price higher to lure retail traders in to take the bags, then triggers a rebound after a fake rally to make you feel like the price can’t fall anymore and can still keep going up—so you dare to add to your position. Once all the chips are fully concentrated in the hands of retail traders, the market makers directly concentrate their selling, dump and smash the price. Funds rush to escape wildly, liquidity gets drained completely, and the price crashes straight down. There are no fundamental negative catalysts—this is purely a capital-flow dump and a washout.

Now the market situation is very realistic: there is no strong support below. The downtrend channel is completely open. It looks like the market has already dropped a lot, but in reality it’s still in a free fall. Any occasional small rebound is just a dead cat bounce. If you enter the market even a little, you’re likely to get trapped again. Never think that because it has fallen “enough,” you should blindly buy the dip.

So, for those who are trapped, cut your losses early. In a weak downtrend, holding positions is a risk. Don’t let a single wave of price action trap you deeply. If you’re one of the friends who got liquidated and cut at a loss, you can follow Brother Kai—get your funds ready, and let’s help you recover your losses!
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