1. If the coin price crashes during the day in the domestic market, you must bottom fish; wait until 21:30, as the foreigners might push the price up. Don't chase high prices during a daytime surge; night trading often sees a correction.
2. A spike is a key signal; the deeper the spike, the clearer the buying and selling opportunity. Coin prices often rise before major meetings or good news, and drop when it lands.
3. Don't easily trust coins that are wildly recommended in communities; counter-trading might be the better option. If a coin is hot, consider shorting it.
4. A coin recommended by friends might rise, even if you initially showed no interest. If you're hesitant, why not try a small investment?
5. Heavy positions are guaranteed to lead to liquidation? You might have already made it onto the exchange's key monitoring list. After stop-loss on shorts, the coin price only falls, just like TRB.
6. Just when you're about to break even, the rebound suddenly stops; the market makers won't let you go easily. If you don't sell when taking profits, how can the price be pushed up?
7. In moments of excitement, a sharp decline often comes; this is the trap set by the market makers. Even if you are broke, do not impulsively enter the market when you see a project skyrocketing.
8. The market is likely manipulated; control your position and act later. Don't rush to enter before understanding the market makers’ tactics; trading is a test of patience and timing.
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