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After a fake breakout to a new high, you just buy in directly. Either you're buying at the top of the mountain or at the bottom. Out of ten attempts, maybe only one succeeds. Even when you get it right, countless short-term fluctuations often erase those gains.
All the stories about "100x coins" are about making new highs over and over again. Along the way, there will always be fake breakouts and shakeouts—you can't avoid them.
Take #Cay 0.5 as an example. After reaching a new high, it nearly doubled. When it pulls back to 0.5, look for opportunities to buy again. You're betting that it will continue making new highs. Above the previous high, there are no resistance levels and no trapped holders. It all depends on whether the market makers are willing to keep pushing the price higher and whether market sentiment is strong enough.
As for $ON , I kept saying that as long as it held above 0.2, you should keep holding. Yesterday it pulled back to 0.24, and today it surged again. After a new high, where is the resistance? What charts, moving averages, or technical indicators are you looking at? For altcoins, these indicators are only rough references. After a new high, psychological round-number levels become the main resistance.
Trading altcoins is essentially betting on "monster coins." When these coins take off, moving averages and technical indicators can't keep up. Short squeezes often drive sharp upward moves as short positions are stopped out or liquidated.
You're betting on the upside potential of altcoins, market sentiment, the marketing power of the market makers, the project team's positive news, and the possibility of continuous new highs.
This type of altcoin market isn't suitable for investing tens of thousands of dollars. Think carefully before risking large amounts of capital.
Invite new users with commission cashback using code: KJ888. If you join using my referral, message me to get access to the strategy service group.
All the stories about "100x coins" are about making new highs over and over again. Along the way, there will always be fake breakouts and shakeouts—you can't avoid them.
Take #Cay 0.5 as an example. After reaching a new high, it nearly doubled. When it pulls back to 0.5, look for opportunities to buy again. You're betting that it will continue making new highs. Above the previous high, there are no resistance levels and no trapped holders. It all depends on whether the market makers are willing to keep pushing the price higher and whether market sentiment is strong enough.
As for $ON , I kept saying that as long as it held above 0.2, you should keep holding. Yesterday it pulled back to 0.24, and today it surged again. After a new high, where is the resistance? What charts, moving averages, or technical indicators are you looking at? For altcoins, these indicators are only rough references. After a new high, psychological round-number levels become the main resistance.
Trading altcoins is essentially betting on "monster coins." When these coins take off, moving averages and technical indicators can't keep up. Short squeezes often drive sharp upward moves as short positions are stopped out or liquidated.
You're betting on the upside potential of altcoins, market sentiment, the marketing power of the market makers, the project team's positive news, and the possibility of continuous new highs.
This type of altcoin market isn't suitable for investing tens of thousands of dollars. Think carefully before risking large amounts of capital.
Invite new users with commission cashback using code: KJ888. If you join using my referral, message me to get access to the strategy service group.
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