Candlesticks can lie, but volume never does. $BLUR

Many people look at charts, their eyes only fixed on red and green.
A big green candle, and they think it's about to take off—chase!
A big red candle, and they think it's about to crash—cut!
What happens? Chase and get trapped, cut and it rises.
Don't be naive. Candlesticks are drawn; volume is real money.
Here's the simplest example:
A coin suddenly spikes with a big green candle, but volume is only half of usual.
—That's not real buying; it's the whales spending small money to bait a bull trap, waiting for you to buy in and get stuck.
Conversely, it drops but volume obviously expands.
—That's not panic; someone is snatching up cheap coins below.
Another classic trap: the end-of-day pump.
A sudden spike before market close, looks aggressive.
The next day it gaps down, trapping all retail investors inside.
How to spot a genuine breakout? Look at three things:
① Volume must be at least 30% higher than the 5-day average—breakouts without volume are just scams.
② Close firmly and don't fall back the next day—only then it counts.
③ Give it a chance for a retest confirmation—if the retest holds, then enter, no rush.
Remember:
Whales can draw candlesticks, but they can't draw volume.
Watch the volume, and you'll see the real intention.
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