Encryption | Slow Bull Tracking | July 28
Just after the market got slammed, BTC shot a pin into 63,000, and ETH also broke above 1,870. In this kind of market, the slow bull signals are actually the life raft—while others panic, I count my money.
Today’s top 3 on the 24h slow bull list are the ones I’m watching closely:
1. $BTW (score 75): Up 27% in 24h, with higher highs/lows hit twice, long/short ratio 60, and a maximum drawdown of 7.8%. This structure is the cleanest—bottoms rising step by step, with small pullbacks. A classic slow bull just starting. I’ll get on with a small position first.
2. $PRL (score 75): Up only 3.8% in 24h, but higher_lows = 2 and bull_ratio = 67%. This is how you spot slow bull “seconds-book” style—barely any run-up, the bottom being lifted twice, and the longs keeping control. It’s up less, which also means fewer people have noticed it yet. That makes it a top pick for building positions in batches.
Risk warning: I’ve been burned by “grind_gain” slow bulls like BULLA that already ran up 108%—chasing after that is just catching a falling knife; I take profit and leave. POWER follows the same logic too: a 12.7% drawdown with only 4.2%.
My take: Slow bulls show their real skills only when the broader market is dropping. PRL > BTW—place orders in batches, and if the drawdown breaks the prior low, cancel.
What other slow-bull setups do you have? Drop them in the comments—I’ll compare and cross-check.
Just after the market got slammed, BTC shot a pin into 63,000, and ETH also broke above 1,870. In this kind of market, the slow bull signals are actually the life raft—while others panic, I count my money.
Today’s top 3 on the 24h slow bull list are the ones I’m watching closely:
1. $BTW (score 75): Up 27% in 24h, with higher highs/lows hit twice, long/short ratio 60, and a maximum drawdown of 7.8%. This structure is the cleanest—bottoms rising step by step, with small pullbacks. A classic slow bull just starting. I’ll get on with a small position first.
2. $PRL (score 75): Up only 3.8% in 24h, but higher_lows = 2 and bull_ratio = 67%. This is how you spot slow bull “seconds-book” style—barely any run-up, the bottom being lifted twice, and the longs keeping control. It’s up less, which also means fewer people have noticed it yet. That makes it a top pick for building positions in batches.
Risk warning: I’ve been burned by “grind_gain” slow bulls like BULLA that already ran up 108%—chasing after that is just catching a falling knife; I take profit and leave. POWER follows the same logic too: a 12.7% drawdown with only 4.2%.
My take: Slow bulls show their real skills only when the broader market is dropping. PRL > BTW—place orders in batches, and if the drawdown breaks the prior low, cancel.
What other slow-bull setups do you have? Drop them in the comments—I’ll compare and cross-check.