Large fluctuations are never surprises; they always hide three signals behind them.
Observe the market, and you'll find that these signals always appear together:
**Emotional Fission** — Everyone is on the same side, either bullish or bearish, creating a unified market sentiment. At this point, opposite orders are the rarest.
**Liquidity Exhaustion** — Trading volume shrinks, transactions cool down. Imagine a pile of dry grass; a spark is all it takes.
**Severe Position Imbalance** — 90% of accounts are on the same side, margin financing surges, short squeeze rates are eye-catching, and derivatives are aligned to an absurd degree. When positions are overly concentrated, any disturbance can trigger a chain reaction of liquidations.
This is not a black swan event but an inevitable evolution of structural imbalance + liquidity exhaustion + capital runs.
Experts focus on only two things:
First, continuously monitoring whether the degree of crowded positions has reached its limit; second, lying in wait during the most illiquid moments.
They understand one thing deeply — the true upward movement of assets like #以太坊行情技术解读 $BTC does not come from candlestick indicators but from the disintegration of the opposing orders.
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AirdropBuffet
· 12-10 15:01
It's the same rhetoric again. It sounds nice, but basically they're just waiting for liquidation. Do I feel like I'm constantly in "extreme" mode?
All the favorites have been cut to numbness, and you're still hoping you can outpace the experts? Uh-uh.
Wait, how do you determine the "most liquidity-drained moment"? Is there an indicator?
Really? I've never seen a 90% one-way position before. Where's that data from?
It sounds right, but you still have to suffer a lot to truly understand how to operate effectively, right?
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WhaleMistaker
· 12-10 14:08
Damn, it's the same theory again. Every time there's a big dip, someone talks about these three signals, and they're almost always right... I just don't know when it's going to crash.
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PessimisticOracle
· 12-10 14:03
Talking about three signals again, the real question is who can react at that moment? I always seem to be a beat slow anyway.
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ForeverBuyingDips
· 12-10 13:59
90% of people going long in the same direction just waiting to be liquidated. This trick has been played out, really. It's the same script every time.
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GasFeeLover
· 12-10 13:59
90% all on the same side? That's my weakness as a small investor — always following the herd to the top
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OnchainArchaeologist
· 12-10 13:53
Damn, 90% are long in the same direction this time, I knew something was going to happen. A couple of days ago, I saw someone going all in, and now look at this.
Large fluctuations are never surprises; they always hide three signals behind them.
Observe the market, and you'll find that these signals always appear together:
**Emotional Fission** — Everyone is on the same side, either bullish or bearish, creating a unified market sentiment. At this point, opposite orders are the rarest.
**Liquidity Exhaustion** — Trading volume shrinks, transactions cool down. Imagine a pile of dry grass; a spark is all it takes.
**Severe Position Imbalance** — 90% of accounts are on the same side, margin financing surges, short squeeze rates are eye-catching, and derivatives are aligned to an absurd degree. When positions are overly concentrated, any disturbance can trigger a chain reaction of liquidations.
This is not a black swan event but an inevitable evolution of structural imbalance + liquidity exhaustion + capital runs.
Experts focus on only two things:
First, continuously monitoring whether the degree of crowded positions has reached its limit; second, lying in wait during the most illiquid moments.
They understand one thing deeply — the true upward movement of assets like #以太坊行情技术解读 $BTC does not come from candlestick indicators but from the disintegration of the opposing orders.