2026-01-13 12:41:04

#策略性加码BTC Indicators are everywhere, but do you really understand the logic behind them?

Honestly, all those flashy technical indicators ultimately boil down to various ways of packaging volume and price. If you haven't even figured out the basics of volume and price, no matter how complex the formulas are, they’re useless.

For the price to move upward, it must be supported by trading volume. This is an extremely simple principle—without volume stacking up to push the price higher, nine out of ten times it’s just a trap set by the bears to lure in buyers. If you react too slowly, you'll just end up holding the bag.

The crypto world is full of strange and novel indicator tools. What’s truly lacking is an understanding of how capital flows and how big players position themselves. Behind the rises and falls, it all comes down to whether real money is driving the momentum, and this force is hidden within those volume data.

Stop getting dizzy over all kinds of formulas. Those who can make money from the market are usually traders who first understand the relationship between volume and price and can read the intentions of the big players.

Once you see the direction clearly, follow the rhythm. $RVV $BEAT

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CryptoComedian

· 5h ago

Smiling and then crying, I still haven't figured out the relationship between price and volume. No matter how many indicators there are, they are just paper tigers. --- Studying MACD, Bollinger Bands every day is not as good as watching the trading volume clearly, really. --- Any rise without volume is just a trap, I believe this because I’ve been trapped too many times, haha. --- Fund flow is the real truth; indicators are just illusions. This is the daily routine of retail investors in the crypto world. --- After all that, it’s still the same old trick. You can never see through the market maker’s layout unless you are the market maker. --- The relationship between volume and price sounds simple, but actually doing it is really damn hard. I am an example. --- Damn, I was fooled by all kinds of indicators again. Looks like I need to go back to the most basic method. --- So, all fancy indicators are traps. Honestly watching volume and price is the right way.

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VitalikFanboy42

· 5h ago

The relationship between price and volume is the key; complex indicators are really just a facade.

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hodl_therapist

· 5h ago

Unclear volume and price, no matter how fancy the indicators are, it's all useless—I believe this. Honestly, only after being trapped a few times did I realize that the real way to make money is to understand how the big players are moving. I'm starting to accumulate BTC again, but this time I've learned my lesson—first, look at the volume. There are so many indicators that it’s easy to get lost; it's better to go back to the simplest relationship between volume and price. The most common time for bagholders is when volume is insufficient but people still follow the trend—I’ve seen too many cases like that. The tricks of诱多 (trick to lure in buyers) are played out; now, when analyzing the market, the first thing to look at is where the funds are accumulating.

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WenAirdrop

· 5h ago

That's right, a bunch of indicators are just showmanship; the key is whether the volume and price can match up.

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SleepyArbCat

· 5h ago

Still haven't fully grasped the relationship between price and volume, and I'm still studying MACD, which is indeed a bit... Currently taking a nap warning, I'll talk after I wake up.

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