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🚨The truth about price fluctuations can only be understood from the structure

Many people spend all day watching K-line ups and downs, thinking that this way they can grasp the market. Wrong. Surface numbers can be deceiving, but the flow of chips, the changes in large holders' positions, and the market's patience—these things cannot be fooled.

When the Federal Reserve adjusts its repurchase agreement policy, the market moves accordingly. But the real opportunity is not how quickly you can react to this news, but how thoroughly you can understand how chips are moving at this moment. From block trades to small retail investors, who is buying, who is clearing out, is the capital being strategically deployed, or is it forced stop-loss fleeing? The structure will tell you.

Price is just the result. The structure is the entire process. Ignoring the process and simply chasing rises and falls will ultimately lead to being tossed around by market sentiment repeatedly, and you will never make money.

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GasFeeCrier

· 13h ago

That's right. I was initially fixated on the candlestick charts until I went blind, and now I'm still losing badly. I need to brush up on my understanding of the chip structure, or I'll always be eating leftovers from the big players. Whenever the Federal Reserve takes action, the market follows suit, but the real players have probably already set up their plans in the shadows.

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GweiObserver

· 13h ago

Speak thoroughly, the flow of chips is the core. How the big players move, I follow exactly; really, don't chase K-line trends anymore. That's why retail investors are always cut, they simply can't see through the structure. Agreed, the market overreacts whenever the Federal Reserve acts, it's becoming more and more obvious. People with a strong sense of structure have long understood it; we need to learn how to interpret this logic.

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ChainSherlockGirl

· 13h ago

According to my analysis, the big wallet operations have already started, and we are still staring at the K-line in disbelief. Really, who is accumulating and who is fleeing, it's all clear on the chain—it's just a matter of whether you dare to investigate. I've seen enough of the consequences of chasing highs and selling lows; it's always the last to act who suffers. This time, with the buyback policy adjustment, the key is the flow of chips, but most people don't pay attention to this. Interestingly, the market is most deceptive when the structure is actually the most honest.

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LayoffMiner

· 14h ago

That's right. Only by understanding the structure rather than just looking at candlestick charts did I learn from my mistakes. Focusing solely on the trading surface is just a rookie play; real money is in the chips.

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