How can novices control potential coins in the bull market and avoid the leek trap? Must read!
1. During the bull market, popular coins (often with high control) rise and fall rapidly, which is as exciting as a roller coaster but also high risk.
2. Real potential coins and bottom coins are often unknown, and only a few people occasionally mention them at low levels (such as C98 and LEVER last year).
3. From a macro perspective, the long-term trend of the currency circle shows a steady growth trend rather than short-term drastic fluctuations.
4. The operation methods of the copycat coin dealers are similar, mostly attracting followers by drastically smashing the market and then slowly pulling up.
5. If the currency newly listed on the exchange shows a sharp rise followed by a sharp fall, this is a high-risk signal, stay away from it.
6. Buying means falling, selling means rising, which is the normal market. If you can't bear this small fluctuation, you need to reflect on your personal investment mentality.
7. After buying, the coin price rises instead of falling, and suddenly pulls back after making a profit of 5%-20%, which may mean that the dealer has begun to reap profits.
8. The most violent rebound is often not the potential coin, but the leeks plate with many traps (such as zro, etc.).
9. In the bull market, some potential coins performed mediocre in the early stage, but they may explode several times in the second half. If a coin can still go sideways for several months after experiencing several times of increase, its potential should not be underestimated.
