In the cryptocurrency market, understanding right-side trends is essential! Bull markets must be backed by trend diagrams!

Right-side rising trend diagram: Finding the peak

1: During the upward trend, the platform pressure structure shows stagnation three times! Generally, if it forms three times without effective breakthroughs, there is a high probability of a double top divergence, leading to a bearish release for structural adjustment! Typically, after a double top divergence appears, there is a high likelihood of a drop. If you encounter this pattern, shorting is basically hedged against the three structures, with a stop-loss set above the previous high using a quadratic structure for short arbitrage! The success rate is generally quite high!

2: Specifically, it is also necessary to combine VOL to judge the market sentiment structure! Refer to the white triangular portion of the diagram below.

Finding breakout triangular flags

1: Look for the low points of the consolidation structure appearing more than three times to see if a raised support starting point emerges! If there are more than three raised supports, consider forming an ascending triangular consolidation. Then, in conjunction with the larger trend structure, raise it for one cycle. For example, if you are working with daily candlestick structures, raise it one cycle, referencing the three-day and weekly trends to see if they are in an upward channel. If the larger directional structure is confirmed to be currently in a bullish right-side structure, then determine whether the low points of the daily structure have formed a rising stabilization structure with three raised connections!

2: After completing the stabilization structure, combine the bullish buyer sentiment of VOL to judge the price structure of the range. Once a breakout occurs, you can chase in. If the pullback to the low point after the breakout does not break the median of the three structures, whether it is the 4th or 5th low point, you can boldly buy in and follow up! Use the previous low as a stop-loss.