#数字资产市场动态 After years of navigating the crypto world, I've seen many tricks that the big players use, and you'll gradually realize a harsh truth:

There are countless storylines, but the套路 (patterns) are just a few.

Recently, the performance of a certain coin vividly played out a textbook-level "chip reorganization" drama. Newcomers should especially take the time to study it.

**Step 1: Smash Despair**

The coin's price dropped from 1.2U down to 0.9U, with trading activity sparse and emotions completely collapsing. The chat groups are filled with cries of "It's over" and "Going to zero." Retail investors can't take it anymore and start cutting losses and fleeing. But behind the scenes, large funds are quietly positioning—they're accumulating at the bottom, picking up coins from scared holders one by one. This step is called "squeezing out fear chips." The sell-off isn't about the price; it's about people's hearts.

**Step 2: Fake Pump, True Trap**

Suddenly, a large bearish candle crashes the price to 0.7U, frightening everyone to death. But then it quickly rebounds to 0.95U.

V-shaped reversal? That's the most familiar signal to seasoned traders—bottoms are appearing!

So a bunch of people rush to buy the dip, full of confidence. But the big players turn around and start dumping, causing the price to plummet through previous lows to 0.65U. The new entrants haven't even reacted yet—they're already locked in. This is a classic trap of "recursive harvesting."

**Step 3: Negative Bombardment, Panic Harvest**

The climax arrives. Bad news floods in: rumors that the project team is unreliable, big whales supposedly clearing out. The price crashes to 0.5U, and despair spreads across the market. Comments, forums, group chats—all flooded with "It's over."

But if you look at on-chain data, you can see whales frantically buying in. This is the final move—at the darkest moment, they scoop up cheap chips. They’re not in a hurry because they already know what’s coming next.

**Step 4: Reversal, Skyrocket**

When everyone has given up, the big players gently push the price up, and it heads straight for 1U.

Those who sold at a loss start regretting, onlookers scramble to chase the rally, new funds flood in, and old funds take the opportunity to offload. A perfect round of blood exchange is completed.

**The Logic Behind It**

Market manipulation isn’t about stealing your coins. It’s about changing hands—using low-cost chips to replace unstable retail holders, welcoming new high-cost buyers chasing the rise and falling with the market.

A sharp decline? That’s not the end, but the beginning of chip reorganization.

So don’t just blame the big players. True masters don’t focus on the ups and downs themselves—they read the "洗盘节奏" (shakeout rhythm). Once you see through their script, even the darkest market won’t leave you blind.