#以太坊行情技术解读 A few days ago, a friend asked me - the price of the currency has fallen by almost 40%, is this the main force washing or really going to ship? I looked at the K-line trend, and the result was clear: he took over the high position as the bottom again.

After so many years in the currency circle, I found that the two most common pitfalls of retail investors are this: treat shipments as washes, and increase positions as they fall; Treat the washing plate as a shipment, and cut the meat to stop the loss as soon as it rebounds. It seems that there is only a difference between the two words, but in fact the difference is terrible. Today I will use a practical case to teach you how to distinguish clearly in 3 seconds.

There was a coin that went from 2U to 5U some time ago, and then started diving. Most people think this is a wash. But if you look closely at the volume and price action, you can find clues.

**The first stage is called volume stagflation. ** The price of the coin stays in the range of 5U, and the daily trading volume is 3 times that of before, but it just can't go up. At this time, the main force is actually quietly shipping, just using some small funds on the bottom pallet, deceiving retail investors into thinking that the market will continue to rise.

The second stage is a cliff-like decline. ** Suddenly, one day, the main force withdrew all orders, and the price of the currency fell directly from 5U to 3U, with no room for rebound in between. At this time, the trading volume was still very large, and a bunch of people rushed in to buy the bottom, and they were all trapped.

The third stage is to rebound and induce long. ** The price bounced from 3U to 4U, and it looks like it's going to be a V-shaped reversal. But if you look closely at the trading volume, you will find that the trading volume is getting more and more sluggish during the rebound process - this is the main force doing the last wave of inducement to go long, completely fixing the batch of retail investors who bought the bottom, and then continuing to ship.

In comparison, what does a real wash look like? When it falls, the trading volume will shrink, and when it rebounds, it will amplify; And it will not easily break through the previous key support level.

**To sum up, it is enough to distinguish between shipping and washing to see 3 signals:**

**1. Look at the trading volume. ** Washing is a decline and a rebound; Shipments are falling and rebounding.

**2. Look at the support level. ** The wash will not fall below the key support, and the shipment will be directly smashed through.

**3. Look at the speed of decline. ** Slow decline and fast rebound; Shipments fell quickly and rebounded slowly.

If you encounter a plunge again next time, don't rush to buy the bottom or cut the meat, first see these 3 signals clearly, and judge whether to ship or wash the plate, so as not to be led by the nose of the main force.