đŸ”„ Turns out figuring out these lottery picks is like, if you hit it again, there’s profit too—sometimes cap is like 5–10m$. At this threshold it doesn’t really follow any proper pattern; it doesn’t just keep charging forward like an Altcoin, and it doesn’t really chase BTC either.

Because the cap is small, the sideway range is fairly wide—around 10–15%, constantly whipping up and down. If you enter and eat, do it for 3–10%; if you haven’t leveraged yet, you can flip like flipping popcorn kernels. When it drops, it drops in one straight move; when it pumps, it pumps without holding back.

Otherwise it’s just a slow, gradual climb or a slow, gradual decline.

If anyone likes trading in this sideway style, go try looking at some sideway coins or some of these small-cap ones and see if they feel okay. But even if the cap is small, if liquidity is a bit big, then trading them can work—otherwise you might get the exchange to “slaughter” you.