I Have Uncovered How "Sharks" Operate in the Crypto Market and How to Live Against the Crowd

Many people ask me a familiar question: “Why do I often enter trades at the right time, while she keeps getting wrecked when buying and flying when selling?” In reality, I have no ability to predict the future. All I have is an understanding of the behind-the-scenes scenario of the price chart. If you have ever experienced: Just cut your losses and the price suddenly rebounds Just entered a trade and the market reverses Seeing others boast about profits while you’re stuck in a position 👉 Then I’ll be straightforward: it’s not bad luck, but rather you don’t understand the game rules. Crypto doesn’t operate randomly. It’s a designed game, and most retail investors are playing the role of… the ones paying the tuition.

1. Why Do You Always Buy at the Top – Sell at the Bottom? The crypto market is not like traditional stocks. Here: Low liquidity Lack of strict oversight Prices can be manipulated in the short term What you see on the chart isn’t entirely natural supply and demand, but the result of a scenario orchestrated by big players. A very familiar rule: Prices rise very quickly – fall very slowly Rapid increases: Stimulate FOMO Attract attention Pull in new capital Slow declines: Dangle hope Force retail investors to voluntarily “hand over the goods” Mysteriously, fake trading volume in crypto is common. Many studies show that most of the volume isn’t from real trades, but from matching orders to create a lively appearance.
2. The Three Classic Scenarios That Sharks Always Use Scenario 1: Sudden Price Pump – Inducing FOMO A strong bullish candle appears unexpectedly. Good news floods the chat group. Influencers all talk about “the last chance.” You think: “Not jumping in now means missing the train” In reality: Price is pushed up during low liquidity Small orders are evenly spread to make the chart look “natural” Crowds jump in just as sharks prepare to dump Result: you buy at the exact point they need buyers. Scenario 2: Price Dump – Washing Out Weak Investors After you get stuck in a position, the market doesn’t rise immediately. Instead: Price breaks support Nervous fluctuations for days Continuous bad news The goal of this phase is very clear: Make you lose patience, become desperate, and sell When you cut your losses, the market… begins to stabilize. Scenario 3: Attack When the Crowd Switches to Short Selling When most believe: The trend is bad Prices can’t recover Opening a short is “safe” 👉 Sharks switch sides. Prices are driven sharply in a short period, forcing: Short sellers to cut losses Outside traders to jump in and chase the price And then… the cycle begins again.
3. How Do I Live Against the Crowd? My principle is very simple: Crowd fears → I observe and prepare Crowd excitement → I stay cautious I don’t buy when the market is noisy. I don’t sell when everyone is desperate. I pay attention to these signals: Prices drop sharply then go sideways for a long time Large fluctuations but no new lows Unusual changes in volume I enter trades gradually, never “all-in.” And most importantly: 👉 I don’t believe stories, I believe price behavior.
4. How Can Retail Investors Avoid Getting “Sheared”? You don’t need to beat the market. You just need not to lose stupidly. A few survival principles: Don’t chase strong candles Don’t fully trust good news, commitments, or roadmaps Don’t use high leverage Never put all your capital into one trade Always ask yourself: “Who benefits if I enter now?” If the answer is: those who entered before you, be cautious.
5. The Truth About Crypto: It’s a Survival Game In this market: Exchanges understand best Second place: projects Last: retail investors Crypto is mostly speculation, not a safe long-term accumulation. Therefore: Big coins → trade with the trend Small coins → mostly price-controlled Quick wealth dreams → often a trap Long-term survival isn’t about being the smartest, but about being disciplined and alert. Conclusion Crypto is a place where emotions are amplified many times over. If you let the market control your emotions, you’ll always be one step behind the scenario. But if you: Understand how sharks operate Know when to stay out And act when the crowd hesitates 👉 You are already ahead of most players. Learn to read the market, not chase it. That’s not just a way to make money, but a way to survive.