1. Bottom Rebound: Grasping Reversal Opportunities
Pay attention to coins that have been consolidating at long-term bottoms. If there is a sudden surge in volume exceeding five times the previous trading day, and a large bullish candle appears, it may signal a rebound or reversal. Don't rush to enter the market; watch the following day's volume. If it hasn't halved, or if the volume continues to expand over three days, it indicates that institutional funds are attacking. At this point, you can enter the market and wait to sell at a higher price.
2. Rising with Decreasing Volume: Waiting for the Main Uptrend
The rising trend consists of slow rises and main uptrend phases, with intermittent decreasing volume consolidations. Institutions use this to clear out speculative funds, making it easier to rally later. If a high open and high rise pattern emerges after consolidation, gradually build your position to catch the main uptrend, with the potential for your account to increase by fifty percent, allowing small funds to grow quickly.
I hope everyone can use these two models to seize wealth opportunities and profit in cryptocurrency trading.
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