The numbers on the order book are actually the dealer speaking. Recently, there's been a very interesting phenomenon: the same use of numbers before a price move, but the subsequent trend turns out to be completely opposite.

Let's look at two recent cases. Before the price rally, River placed a 777 order, which is a celebration—an ritual to celebrate the upcoming big move. But on Binance, after the price doubled quickly, they suddenly smashed in a 7777 sell order. The signal is completely reversed—from celebration to "I've made enough, I'm out."

You might wonder, why would the dealer do this? Isn't it just using numbers to depict their emotions? The excitement at 777 indicates confidence in a continued rise, while the frenzy at 7777 is actually a tactic to create momentum for selling out. And those still hitting 666? They've already fallen behind.

After observing this pattern for a long time, you'll find that the language of the order book has clues to follow. Before making a move, dealers often reveal their intentions through price level combinations and order number details. Learning to read these signals is much more reliable than blindly following the crowd.