The launch of new coins always creates a wave of chasing the price. In the comments section, you often see voices like "I got trapped right after the opening" and "Why does it keep falling the more I buy?" After mixing in the crypto market for so many years, I've seen too many people fail in new coin trading. The crux of the matter is quite simple—most people only look at the Candlestick patterns, while ignoring the two core factors that truly determine the price direction: the market maker's capital flow and market enthusiasm.

**Market maker trends dominate, don't be fooled by appearances**

Retail investors' money in this market is like an ant shaking a tree. The ceiling price of new coins has always been determined by those market makers holding large funds. We should follow their play. Want to see what ideas the market makers are working on? These data points are the most valuable:

The trace of large transactions - a series of million-level buy orders coming in and supporting the price, this is basically a signal that the market maker is quietly accumulating.

The bizarre fluctuations in trading volume—suddenly surging with increased volume but not plunging, are most likely the market makers testing market depth or washing out floating positions.

Changes in trading depth - the spread between the buy and sell orders suddenly narrows, while the thickness of the orders significantly increases, often indicates that the market maker is preparing for a big move.

Last year's AVNT case was very typical. On its first day, it skyrocketed 30 times, and many people excitedly chased the price, only to be smashed back to its original form the next day. What the market maker wants is just this kind of opening chase. The real opportunity always belongs to those who can understand the market maker's rhythm.