Perhaps some people will say that short-term trading is just speculation!

First of all, it should be said that short-term trading is not speculation. True short-term trading is an investment behavior that requires mastering certain market operation rules and a strong set of skills.

Short-term trading actually tests a person's skills and patience.

Those who excel in short-term trading must have looked at many candlestick charts, studied their trends, and summarized general rules.

The rules mentioned here can only be understood as a concept from a probabilistic perspective; it is impossible to have completely accurate judgments because the entire market unfolds across multiple dimensions, such as emotions, information, etc., and among them, the most difficult to predict is emotions. Therefore, we can only attempt to make probabilistic judgments.

How to do it specifically?

We need to learn to summarize historical trades, identifying what conditions appeared in historical trades and what trends followed based on those conditions. In this context, the role of candlestick charts is undeniable; in addition to reflecting short, medium, and long-term fluctuations, the most overarching point is that these bifurcation coins' candlesticks have been declining since they started trading, showing basically no fluctuations as if sliding down a slide, giving no chance for the retail investors to escape.

From their candlestick charts, it can be seen that the operators no longer hold a large amount of inventory; this inventory is concentrated in the hands of retail investors, so no one is pushing the price up, and it has essentially become a legacy.

Many retail investors trade these coins, starting as short-term traders, then transitioning to medium-term, from medium to long-term, and eventually to legacy.

As a novice in the cryptocurrency market, we need to pay attention to a few points:

1. First ensure the probability of success, then consider the frequency of trades; prioritize quality before quantity.

In the process of short-term trading, we should take it step by step, with the principle being to avoid substantial losses.

2. Be content when making money, and be rational when losing money.

3. Practice leads to true knowledge. If there are experts to guide you, consult them; progress will be much faster. If we can achieve the above three points, then at least as investors, we will not lose our direction in the cryptocurrency market!