1. In a bull market, the more popular the coin (often with high market control), the faster it will fall.
2. Real potential coins and bottom coins are rarely promoted by people. On the contrary, only a small number of people will occasionally shout at the bottom.
3. The trend of the cryptocurrency market, looking at the overall situation, is always a gentle curve.
4. The methods used by the altcoin dealers to pull the price are similar, usually a sharp drop + a slow rise
5. If the new coins on the exchange are accompanied by a surge and then a sharp drop, then you should not touch them.
6. It is normal for the price to drop when you buy and to rise when you sell. If you cannot handle this fluctuation, you should consider your mentality.
7. After you buy, the price rises instead of falling, and after you make a profit of 5%-20%, it suddenly starts to pull back, which means that the coin is about to be harvested.
8. The ones with the most severe price rebounds are often not the potential coins, but the leeks.
9. In the bull market, some potential coins perform mediocrely in the first half, but often start to rise several times in the second half.
10. In a bull market, if a coin can remain sideways for several months after experiencing a several-fold increase, it is probably a potential coin.