Sometimes the captain really shouldn't talk about coins. I've noticed that the less popular coins tend to pump quickly once you buy in. The bigger fools think they're clever: they see Bitcoin pumping, altcoins start moving, and they assume it's time to jump in, only to get wrecked instead. Every day I want to shout about every altcoin that's pumping. Duh, when Bitcoin goes up, how can altcoins not follow? That's called a launch, folks. The timing of these launches is always something retail traders know the least about. Once a herd rushes in, you can bet there'll be a big drop to liquidate all the noobs. Remember, don't buy too much in spot trading; three or four coins is plenty. There's a high chance that the impact of Japan's interest rate hike hasn't hit the crypto scene yet, so keep an eye on mid-July. I suggest steering clear of futures in July. If a market quake happens, it might just be the last real bottom. Remember this: trade less frequently; who do you think you are? In the crypto world, you're just a walking target, and if you want to make money, you need to cut down on the trades. Frequent trading will leave you drowning in debt. If you're new to crypto, this place could be your grave, and the end result is that you'll gradually become a person of bad credit. If you want to make money, trade less often; just ride that main bull trend for a year and that’s all the profit you need.