In the spot market, it is particularly important to find the right time to enter the market. Simply put, it is to keep an eye on the general trend and see if it shows signs of going up. I generally think this way: if the market shows some signs of going up, but it is not a particularly obvious signal of a surge, then you can consider entering the market at this time.

For example, if a certain coin has been trading sideways at a low price for a while, and the trading volume is getting smaller and smaller. This situation is likely that the market is ready to go up. But be aware that trading volume is sometimes manipulated by big players, so it may shrink very small. This may be that the market is waiting for retail investors to leave before it starts to rise.

When you see that the trading volume is slowly decreasing, you can consider entering the market slowly and build a preliminary position first. The advantage of doing this is that you can buy when the price is not very high, and even if you don’t buy at the lowest point, you can still make money. Moreover, this also avoids investing all your money at once. If the market suddenly stops or falls, you still have funds to operate. Wait until the market really starts to go up, and then slowly increase the code according to your plan.

To achieve perfect high-selling and low-buying, you need not only good skills, but also courage and luck. Therefore, when actually operating, don't be too greedy, and manage your positions steadily. This is what smart players do.