$AT To trade in this market, you have to think like a market maker.

Data and indicators can only take you so far; in the end, even if it’s not pure gambling, this is still a game of probabilities and prediction.

You must constantly ask yourself:
If I were the market maker, what would I do next?
Which side would I liquidate to maximize profit?
How would I lure traders into the wrong direction before moving price?

But this is also a game of observation and tracking.
You have to watch the chart continuously, observe reactions in real time, and try to anticipate what the market maker is thinking.
Without closely following price behavior and reading those reactions, this market cannot be traded.

Indicators may have some value in traditional stock markets, but in crypto they are mostly bait.
Crypto is not exactly gambling — but it is far closer to a psychological and liquidity-driven game than a purely technical one.

In the end, you’re not trading indicators.
You’re trading people, liquidity, and intent.