BITCOIN / USD PERPETUAL SWAP CONTRACT forum
Sometimes the market goes completely quiet —
no strong moves, no clear trend, no sharp signals.
Many traders panic during this stillness and feel the urge to act,
as if doing nothing is wasting time.
But a professional understands:
Not trading is also a trade.
Often, that one decision to stay out protects your capital more than any winning entry ever could.
True skill lies not only in reacting to movement,
but in understanding the silence between it.
until futures will exist all will move how to take both of u , longs and shorts...
when most will leave futures and stay on spot market will develop and grow, same as stocks...
Bitcoin's price movement is currently very uncertain, and many traders are watching key support and resistance levels. While technical indicators and market sentiment can give some clues, the reality is that much of Bitcoin’s movement is heavily influenced by whales—large holders who control significant amounts of BTC.
Whales are in control
Whales have the power to move the market. They often use a strategy that plays both the highs and the lows. Here’s how it works:
Pumping the price: Whales might buy in bulk, causing a sudden price increase. This draws in retail traders who fear missing out (FOMO), and they start buying.
Dumping the price: Once the price is high enough, whales sell their holdings for profit. This leads to a sharp drop in price, liquidating long positions.
Buying the dip: After the crash, panic sets in, and retail traders sell out of fear. Whales then buy back at lower prices.
This cycle repeats, creating false breakouts, stop hunts, and manipulation of key price levels. The goal for whales is simple: maximize their profits by taking advantage of retail traders who follow the hype or act emotionally.