A market with exhausted trading volume is indeed tough for holders. When the market falls into a low liquidity dilemma, many people rush to cut their losses at low prices, trying to stop the loss and exit. What’s the result? Mainstream coins turn around and start to rebound, while most who cut their positions watch the market take off but are unable to get on board. This is the cruelty of the market — not all decisions can be proven right in hindsight. The key is to understand the relationship between trading volume and price; lows often hide opportunities and also imply risks.
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OnChainArchaeologist
· 12-17 12:41
Low liquidity is just a sieve; it only filters out bagholders. I no longer believe in opportunities during downturns.
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SelfSovereignSteve
· 12-16 21:00
Low liquidity means a meat grinder; really, no one can perfectly time it...
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BoredRiceBall
· 12-16 20:51
The most hopeless thing is to cut losses in low liquidity, only to bounce back immediately after... This kind of thing is really playing out again and again.
A market with exhausted trading volume is indeed tough for holders. When the market falls into a low liquidity dilemma, many people rush to cut their losses at low prices, trying to stop the loss and exit. What’s the result? Mainstream coins turn around and start to rebound, while most who cut their positions watch the market take off but are unable to get on board. This is the cruelty of the market — not all decisions can be proven right in hindsight. The key is to understand the relationship between trading volume and price; lows often hide opportunities and also imply risks.