A high-level decline in volume usually means that the market may be at risk of being tempted to buy more, which may not be easy to understand. Let's use a common example to explain:

Imagine that in a large shopping mall, a stall is about to close, and suddenly a large crowd of people gathers. This situation is not accompanied by any special promotions, such as big discounts or buy-one-get-one-free promotions. If you are a passing customer, seeing such a scene, you may join the crowd out of curiosity to see what products attract so many people. But when you squeeze in, you find that there are actually no products on the stall. The crowd exists only to create a false illusion of hot sales. They may be "stokers" hired to create an atmosphere. Once enough customers are attracted, these "stokers" will quickly disperse, leaving those customers who do not know the truth confused in front of the stall.

Similarly, in the cryptocurrency market, if you find that the price of the currency is already high, but suddenly a large amount of funds intervene, you need to be vigilant at this time. High prices mean higher costs, and unified capital intervention may indicate the existence of bankers. The dealer invested a lot of money to push up the price of the currency, most likely to attract retail investors to follow suit and buy, so that they can take over at a high price, and the dealer will withdraw after the retail investors buy, leaving the retail investors facing potential losses.

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