In the current market greed, investors should avoid the following types of currencies:
The market is strong, but it is weak: If a currency is relatively weak when the overall market is strong, it indicates that funds may not be optimistic about it, lack of market recognition and liquidity support, which may lead to sluggish trading or insufficient liquidity.
The market is weak, but it is particularly strong: When the overall market falls sharply and a currency emerges, it may only represent speculative nature unless there is clear fundamental support or unique market positioning. In this case, once the market recovers, these currencies will usually be the first to suffer selling pressure.
Frequent upward pins: If the price of a currency frequently rises sharply, especially multiple times in a short period of time, it may indicate the involvement of VC (venture capital) coins or manipulating groups. For example, for a currency controlled by a dealer like TRB, they may actively take advantage of the opportunity to ship at a high level, which is a huge risk for ordinary investors and requires extremely high reaction speed and market insight.
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