Finding the real breakout point of the market sounds simple but is hard to do.

No one can predict the market with 100% accuracy, but if you know how to verify using multiple dimensions—especially indicators like volatility—your accuracy can improve significantly.

What we call a market breakout is actually the result of the market being suppressed for too long and then suddenly exploding. You can think of it as: the original balance is completely broken, and a new force starts to dominate the direction.

This process usually goes through several stages:

- The market first experiences a long period of slow decline or sideways consolidation
- The selling pressure gradually runs out (fewer and fewer people are selling)
- Buyers start to test the waters (demand emerges)
- The supply and demand structure shifts noticeably (buyers gain the upper hand)
- The new trend gradually gets confirmed

My method is straightforward: I position myself during periods of low volatility and exit for profit during periods of high volatility. Take Bitcoin as an example, I once captured a 191% gain using this logic.

Of course, there is no holy grail in the market. But if you can catch these structural signals, at least you won’t be left holding the bag at the top.