Why do you always end up buying junk coins? The root cause is wrong from the start $ZEC
Every day, people ask whether they can buy this or chase that. Actually, choosing coins isn’t that mysterious. After eight years, I figured out three rules—works in both bull and bear markets. $EDGE
First, look at volume, not just price. Candlesticks and prices can be drawn, but volume is real money piling in. If a sudden big bullish candle comes without matching volume, be careful. In the low area, if volume expands but the price can’t drop further, watch that more. Don’t chase a rise with low volume; don’t “catch” a drop with high volume. $CLO
Second, choose coins with good liquidity. You need to be able to enter and exit—otherwise you’ll get trapped. If the listing is cold and quiet and the price swings are wildly abnormal, it’s easy to get stuck. If trading activity is weak, just bypass it.
Third, look at the direction using the larger timeframe, then find the entry on the smaller timeframe. Determine the trend with the weekly chart first—go long only if the weekly trend is up. Only act once the 4-hour moving averages are properly aligned.
Master these three, and you can avoid most traps. Spend a few minutes to judge for yourself—it’s a hundred times better than listening to someone else shout buy/sell signals. In a bull market, look at the hype; in a bear market, look at resilience. For coin selection, start with volume, then check the trend.
I’m not promising get-rich-quick—just practical experience. If you’re still losing, come and let’s sort out your thinking and make things simpler.
If you don’t have a direction, feel free to chat anytime. I’m always here
Every day, people ask whether they can buy this or chase that. Actually, choosing coins isn’t that mysterious. After eight years, I figured out three rules—works in both bull and bear markets. $EDGE
First, look at volume, not just price. Candlesticks and prices can be drawn, but volume is real money piling in. If a sudden big bullish candle comes without matching volume, be careful. In the low area, if volume expands but the price can’t drop further, watch that more. Don’t chase a rise with low volume; don’t “catch” a drop with high volume. $CLO
Second, choose coins with good liquidity. You need to be able to enter and exit—otherwise you’ll get trapped. If the listing is cold and quiet and the price swings are wildly abnormal, it’s easy to get stuck. If trading activity is weak, just bypass it.
Third, look at the direction using the larger timeframe, then find the entry on the smaller timeframe. Determine the trend with the weekly chart first—go long only if the weekly trend is up. Only act once the 4-hour moving averages are properly aligned.
Master these three, and you can avoid most traps. Spend a few minutes to judge for yourself—it’s a hundred times better than listening to someone else shout buy/sell signals. In a bull market, look at the hype; in a bear market, look at resilience. For coin selection, start with volume, then check the trend.
I’m not promising get-rich-quick—just practical experience. If you’re still losing, come and let’s sort out your thinking and make things simpler.
If you don’t have a direction, feel free to chat anytime. I’m always here
