There are nearly a thousand coins. How can I pick the ones that can make a quick profit in spot trading? I will share with you the common operation mode for picking coins: 1. Look at the coins on the rising list, pick out the coins that have suddenly risen significantly with a relatively low volume or a large increase in volume, commonly known as chasing the rise. This type of coin belongs to the newly launched mode, and there is plenty of room for future growth. For example, ape is a relatively low-level large increase, and the sister on the planet decisively prompted an ambush. 2. Look at the coins on the falling list, pick out the coins that have been pulled back in place, commonly known as bottom fishing. The common characteristics of this type of coin are that it has pulled back to the golden section point or is the low point of the overall rising process. 3. Look at the coins with a rise or fall of 0% to 2% or above. If the rise or fall is in this range for many consecutive days and is at a relatively low level at the same time, it is equivalent to the consolidation and accumulation stage, then it can be locked as an alternative target. For example, gear has recently gone sideways at an absolute low level with a relatively small volume, which is the accumulation of momentum before the turning point. It’s not that coins with other types of volume-price relationships will immediately surge. Just focusing on coins with these three types of trends can shorten a lot of coin selection time, reduce the scattered distribution of positions, and improve profit efficiency.