In the cryptocurrency world, the market always reacts before the news.

Whether it's good news or bad news, by the time you see it on Twitter or from KOLs, the price has usually moved significantly. You think it's an opportunity, but when you enter the market, you're just picking up the pieces.

Many people are used to 'waiting for news'.

As soon as good news comes out, they chase it; when bad news arrives, they cut their losses.

As a result, good news often leads to a spike followed by a drop, while bad news can trigger a rebound after an initial decline. You've definitely seen this scenario countless times.

The reason is simple. News isn't prepared for you; it's used by funds to find reasons to act.

The truly smart money has already started positioning itself before the news is released; when the news comes out, they only do one thing—cash out.

So what should you learn to observe?

Not the headlines, not the announcements, but the price itself.

Sudden volume spikes, key levels being tested repeatedly, and unexplained movements in advance—these are the footprints left by capital.

When news is released, it's the most exciting time for retail investors, but it's also the moment of greatest risk.

If a person rushes in recklessly, they will inevitably face losses; if someone guides you, you can walk more steadily.

If you really want to change, it’s better to start positioning with me earlier.

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