There are some noteworthy signs in the recent crypto market. The spot market liquidity for BCH has significantly increased, with multiple profit signals appearing simultaneously, which usually indicates that large investors are positioning themselves. Meanwhile, the FHE derivatives market is also not calm—funds are continuously flowing in, trading volume has surged, and the market is filled with a strong FOMO atmosphere.
The correlated performance of these two tokens suggests that there may be an upward expectation in the near future. However, every time the funds are unusually active, short-term volatility tends to intensify. History has shown that markets are most prone to sharp fluctuations before and after large capital entries—that is an unchanging rule.
For traders looking to participate, it is recommended to strictly control the size of each position and to set stop-loss levels in advance. Especially in such abnormal capital movements, risk management is more important than chasing profits. Operate cautiously and do not let market sentiment cloud your judgment.
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RegenRestorer
· 12-16 20:49
Whale accumulation is back to cut the leeks again, this routine really needs to be changed
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FHE funds net inflow and trading volume surge? A typical signal of market manipulation
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Setting stop-loss properly can really save your life, otherwise you might be too late to cry after getting trapped
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Someone is really making moves with BCH this time, but whether it will go up or down is another story
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Every time there's a fund fluctuation, people talk about risk management, but some go all-in. What do you think should be done?
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FOMO is the most terrifying emotion. Wake up everyone, paying tuition is not worth it
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Everyone speaks very correctly, but the problem is that no one can control themselves when it comes to execution
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A wave of contract order explosions is coming, better to be cautious
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I've seen this kind of situation many times, nine out of ten times it will be a dive afterward
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A sudden surge in funds isn't necessarily a good thing; it might just be a robbery of orders
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SighingCashier
· 12-16 20:47
Big players' strategies are just strategies. I'll first see if I can survive and get out before making any decisions.
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AlphaLeaker
· 12-16 20:42
I've heard this big player narrative too many times before, and in the end, it just gets cut.
Looks like it's time to start FOMO buying again. Bye-bye.
Stop-loss? I never set one. When making money, it's awesome; when losing money, just lower the position and it's over.
FHE's trading volume is skyrocketing... but it feels a bit fake.
Is BCH about to take off again? I think it looks like a trap to lure more buyers.
Just jump in when there's a net capital inflow? Really? This time, I hope I won't get trapped.
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OfflineNewbie
· 12-16 20:37
I've heard this big player layout story too many times, and the result? Still just cutting leeks
BCH and FHE rallying together, isn't this just wash trading? They really think we can't see through it
Active funds =诱多, I stopped believing in this logic a long time ago
It's either stop-loss or wind control, why don't you just go all-in directly? Anyway, it's all losing
I'm choosing to sit out this wave of FOMO, let the big players play, I'll just sleep peacefully
Contract trading volume surging? Then I better stay far away, they're just harvesting the entrants
Historical patterns? I got crushed last time I heard this
Not participating, not participating, just looking at it feels like a warning sign full of danger
There are some noteworthy signs in the recent crypto market. The spot market liquidity for BCH has significantly increased, with multiple profit signals appearing simultaneously, which usually indicates that large investors are positioning themselves. Meanwhile, the FHE derivatives market is also not calm—funds are continuously flowing in, trading volume has surged, and the market is filled with a strong FOMO atmosphere.
The correlated performance of these two tokens suggests that there may be an upward expectation in the near future. However, every time the funds are unusually active, short-term volatility tends to intensify. History has shown that markets are most prone to sharp fluctuations before and after large capital entries—that is an unchanging rule.
For traders looking to participate, it is recommended to strictly control the size of each position and to set stop-loss levels in advance. Especially in such abnormal capital movements, risk management is more important than chasing profits. Operate cautiously and do not let market sentiment cloud your judgment.