There are many ways to screen potential copycats, including fundamentals, news, technical forms, and on-chain data monitoring.

It is not easy to accurately grasp the detonation point, but it is not difficult to screen the bottom area. Form, volume and price are the simplest methods that everyone can learn.

It is very useful to catch the trigger point in the bull market cycle, when there is a lot of capital, and speculation will definitely occur once there is good news. However, it is difficult in a bear market. In the 9 months from mid-February this year to now, most of the narratives are useless because the market lacks capital.

Another benefit of the news is that you can catch the rotation of sectors during the bull cycle, but you need to be very familiar with the hype hot spots of each sector. This requires a high ability to capture and summarize information. Some people are good at it and some are not. I am not good at this, and I admire these people.

Some people often use on-chain data to monitor large investors. They just follow the big investors. This method has many advantages and disadvantages. Many people use it well.

In addition, although the technical school is relatively strong in catching the bottom, it is difficult for them to judge when to sell out and escape the top, and they are easy to sell out. Some people who study fundamentals, valuations, and the usual methods of market makers can predict the top relatively accurately. So each method has its own advantages and disadvantages. If you can apply it flexibly, you will be a master in the secondary market.