Teaching someone to fish is better than giving them fish. Do you want fish or fishing skills? Assess the pros and cons yourself.

If you really want to learn the technology, then watch carefully and learn seriously. If you don’t understand something, watch it twice, because this is the first short-term tutorial on the whole network, and there will be more imitators in the future.

Key Point One:

There are seven days in a week, and we need to split them up: Monday to Friday as one group and Saturday to Sunday as another group.

From Monday to Friday, we need to focus on news, with technical analysis as a supplement. News appears mainly from Monday to Friday.

On Saturdays and Sundays, when there is no news in the market, altcoins will dance chaotically. At this time, we only need to focus on altcoins, and we do not need to pay attention to Bitcoin and Ethereum.

Key Point Two:

Spot and contract leverage are coin-margined and USDT-margined. Understand these models and their differences clearly. The same coin may be in different markets; the price may be the same, but the markets are different. Even in the same exchange, you must understand these basic issues.

Spot trading is buying and selling with USDT.

Contract trading is divided into coin-margined and USDT-margined.

Leverage is divided into full position and incremental position.

Contracts are also divided into full position and incremental position.

Perhaps during trading, you did not notice anything wrong, and it does not affect your trading, but you must understand that the buying and selling parties in different markets, referred to as depth, are different.

Key Point Three:

We trade both spot and contract. Some altcoins have contracts, and some do not. Just because there is no contract doesn't mean you can't leverage; the essence of a contract is leveraging. So, the fact that most altcoins do not have contracts does not mean there is no leverage.

Taking DF, which topped the gainers list today, as an example, I have marked it in the ↑ image.

Without a contract, you can borrow USDT to go long; there is also leverage. Research it yourself.

Key Point Four:

Coin selection starts with looking at the volume 👀, then the price, and checking for activation traces. If there are activation traces, then buy first and study later.

I have marked it in the image; you should seriously look for patterns. Why can I catch it every time while you look confused? So you need to understand the necessity of learning.

Key Point Five:

When you see whether a certain coin will rise, first check if it has this trend ↓.

The image I found at midnight is for learning purposes only. This image shows a similar trend to a bulldozer on the 15-minute line. Such a trend will lead to a main upward trend, which is what we are waiting for. Please see the image below.

The main upward trend has come. We will look at two or four 15-minute lines, depending on the situation. The main upward trend requires you to decide whether to enter based on the situation, how much to eat, which involves certain skills and courage. Without skills, there is no confidence, and without confidence, how can you participate in the main upward trend?

Key Point Six:

Heat and trends, many people do not understand heat. If there are many discussions, that is heat. If it continues to rise, that is heat. Newbies should best play with coins that have heat, because if you choose coins randomly without heat, you will ultimately miss out on the market.

In a bull market, not all coins will soar. It's normal to miss an entire bull market by choosing the wrong coin. Newbies should not research coins because their level is insufficient; you should know about heat. Playing with hot coins is correct; if there is no heat, you should leave. With thousands of coins in the market, are you still afraid of not having anything to play with?

Key Point Seven:

On Saturdays and Sundays, only altcoins are traded; we don't touch Bitcoin or Ethereum because there won't be much volatility, so why waste time?

From Monday to Friday, we focus on the heat of Bitcoin and Ethereum, and for other altcoins, we decide whether to chase them based on specific market conditions.

Key Point Eight:

Sector classification: altcoins have their sectors. The heat of one coin can drive the heat of the sector it belongs to, so sector classification is also very important, such as the AI sector, DeFi sector, oracle sector, payment sector, L2 sector, inscription sector, and many more. You need to know which coins belong to each sector; otherwise, how can you win? If you don't understand anything, how can you possibly profit?

Sector classification. The platform has classifications, and if you look closely, you will find that it is not as difficult as we imagine; it's just that no one taught you, and you don't know the direction or the method.

In summary, the first chapter discusses coin selection and includes many techniques. Look at it slowly, study it gradually, and watching it twice will yield results. There will be more valuable content in the future; look forward to your learning.

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