There’s a phenomenon in crypto that I think many beginners never truly understand: good news comes out, but the price drops instead.
Why does this happen?​$SPCX
Because markets trade not just on the news itself, but also on expectations.
Here’s a simple example.
A project is about to announce a major partnership. Before the news comes out, investors have already bought in, and the price has risen quite a bit. ​$ZEC
Once the official announcement is made and everyone knows about it, those who bought in early may see it as a chance to take profits.
That’s what people mean by “selling the news.”
So when I follow the news, I pay close attention to three points in time:
Did the price move unusually before the news was announced?
Did trading volume and fund flows change significantly on the day of the announcement?
After the news came out, could the price keep rising?
Truly valuable good news doesn’t just make the price shoot up in a single green candle—it continues to attract capital. ​$NEAR
The next time you see major news, don’t rush to ask whether it’s bullish or bearish.
First ask yourself: Did the market already know about it?
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