Five Hard Truths of a Bull Market, Remember!
If the coin price is skyrocketing and then gradually dropping down, this is usually when the big players are secretly accumulating, preparing for another big wave. At this time, don’t let the rising trend cloud your judgment; the big players haven't finished their game, and there’s still profit to be made.
Conversely, if the coin price is plummeting rapidly and then rises like a snail, it may be the big players quietly offloading, and the market might be about to turn bearish. Be alert at this time, quickly withdraw, and avoid getting trapped.
At high positions, if the trading volume is still surging, don’t rush to sell; there might still be a performance to be played. However, if the trading volume shrinks to a line, it’s time to run, as this indicates that the price can't rise any further and the market enthusiasm is quickly waning.
At the bottom, if the trading volume suddenly expands, don’t rush to buy; this might be a small pause in the downtrend, as the big players are trying to lure in buyers. If the trading volume continues to rise steadily, then it’s worth our investment, as this is a true reversal signal.
Trading coins is all about people's psychology, and trading volume reflects everyone’s sentiment. The fluctuations in coin prices are all influenced by market emotions. Trading volume is a manifestation of collective agreement; by following the trading volume, we can feel more secure.
Recently, I plan to set up an ambush for a potential coin that is ready to explode; doubling it should be quite simple. At the same time, I’m looking for some potential coins to hold until the end of the year, expecting a growth space of over 10 times is not a problem, but spots are limited! If you want to join, like and leave a message.
