$CT joined the Alpha whitelist, the on-chain activity is running, it’s on the Binance Smart Chain side.
When I usually look at Alpha targets, I focus on two things: first, whether there’s actually real money buying on-chain; second, whether the number of people discussing it is increasing. Only if both hold up is it worth spending time to dig into.
Put plainly, with something like Alpha, what you profit from is the information gap—and what you lose from is also the information gap. If you think you’re early enough to make a move, the other side might already be holding back, preparing to exit. My habit is to test the waters with a small position first: verify quickly, and if I see any signs that don’t look right, I pull out immediately—no talking about “sentiment” or anything like that.
It’s like going to a morning market: going early isn’t as good as going at the right time. The worst case is when the stall has already been packed up and you still squeeze in.
#CT
When I usually look at Alpha targets, I focus on two things: first, whether there’s actually real money buying on-chain; second, whether the number of people discussing it is increasing. Only if both hold up is it worth spending time to dig into.
Put plainly, with something like Alpha, what you profit from is the information gap—and what you lose from is also the information gap. If you think you’re early enough to make a move, the other side might already be holding back, preparing to exit. My habit is to test the waters with a small position first: verify quickly, and if I see any signs that don’t look right, I pull out immediately—no talking about “sentiment” or anything like that.
It’s like going to a morning market: going early isn’t as good as going at the right time. The worst case is when the stall has already been packed up and you still squeeze in.
#CT