Influencer & News Psyops
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// Overview
Headlines and influencer blasts don’t exist to inform — they exist to move you. The edge isn’t speed-clicking the first story; it’s reading the acceptance that forms after the jolt: did we hold the level (two closes / reclaim), or did it fade? We execute branches, not adrenaline.
// Psyops Patterns (Free Glimpse)
Coordinated hype: clustered posts → sprint into HTF level → no acceptance after = distribution.
Good-news top / bad-news bottom: the headline explains the move that already happened.
Delayed clarification: ambiguity springs traps; trade the reclaim, not the first version.
// Detection Grid
- Context first: HTF level / range edge in play? Mid-range hype is noise-prone.
- Participation vs price: rising volume/liquidity or thin push? Divergence = exhaustion risk.
- Acceptance test: hold beyond the level (or clean reclaim) or no trade.
- Second-leg reality: quick >50% giveback without reclaim = distribution.
// Counters & Playbook
- Trade proof, not posts: acceptance/reclaim required; two failed holds → exit/flip.
- Timing gate: act inside windows (open/overlap). Late-session hype = pass.
- Pulse entries: starter on reclaim, add on hold, de-risk 25–33% at first objective.
- Written branches: “If reclaim holds → continue; if failed retest or 50% giveback in 2 bars → flat.”
// Common Mistakes
Trading the First Story
Acting on the initial headline without structure. The correction is where traps spring.
Influencer Confluence
Ten tweets = one idea, not ten. Engagement ≠ confirmation.
Velocity as Trigger
“It’s ripping” is not a condition. Level • trigger • invalidation or no trade.
