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Why do you always buy at the halfway point?
Brothers, let me explain the logic of the whales. If the coin you bought has been in a continuous downtrend for several months and suddenly there's a big bullish candle at the bottom, remember this: do not chase the rise, do not chase the rise. Many people think, finally, it's time for me to buy the dip, and they go all in, only to find out they've bought at the halfway point! Let me explain why you shouldn't buy the dip when a big bullish candle appears and what might happen.
First, the first scenario is a bullish signal. If the whale is preparing to pump the price at this position, they generally won't consecutively pull several big bullish candles. Even if they do create a bullish candle, there will usually be a pullback. The reason the whale creates a bullish candle at this position is either that it has reached their cost price level or they can't acquire low-priced chips. They need to pump the price to allow those who were previously trapped to sell, so they can acquire more low-priced chips. Now think about it, if the price is pumped a bit and you've been trapped for several months, would you sell? Obviously, many people will sell to break even, and at this moment, the coin price will inevitably drop. The whale also cannot defend the price at this position. For the whale, they need low-priced chips. This is why a big bullish candle at the bottom is likely to pull back, usually more than 50% of the highest price, so at this moment, do not chase the rise.
The second scenario is to bait and sell. If the whale hasn't sold all their goods or the selling price is too low, the whale will bait the market by pumping the price, allowing those who chase rises and panic sell to enter and take the bait.
So under what circumstances can you buy the dip? If a coin is in a rapid decline and during this decline, there is a super large volume at the bottom, and it quickly rebounds within 15-30 minutes, creating a spike candle, then this is a situation where you can confidently buy the dip. Why? The super large volume at the bottom during the decline indicates that the whale is accumulating at this position because retail investors are too scared to buy during a rapid decline and only want to sell. Only the whale will be buying at this position. So why the quick rebound in 15-30 minutes? Because the whale wants to acquire chips and does not want to share the low-priced chips with retail investors, so they must quickly pull back.
This is the logic of buying the dip. I hope this is helpful to you!
Brothers, let me explain the logic of the whales. If the coin you bought has been in a continuous downtrend for several months and suddenly there's a big bullish candle at the bottom, remember this: do not chase the rise, do not chase the rise. Many people think, finally, it's time for me to buy the dip, and they go all in, only to find out they've bought at the halfway point! Let me explain why you shouldn't buy the dip when a big bullish candle appears and what might happen.
First, the first scenario is a bullish signal. If the whale is preparing to pump the price at this position, they generally won't consecutively pull several big bullish candles. Even if they do create a bullish candle, there will usually be a pullback. The reason the whale creates a bullish candle at this position is either that it has reached their cost price level or they can't acquire low-priced chips. They need to pump the price to allow those who were previously trapped to sell, so they can acquire more low-priced chips. Now think about it, if the price is pumped a bit and you've been trapped for several months, would you sell? Obviously, many people will sell to break even, and at this moment, the coin price will inevitably drop. The whale also cannot defend the price at this position. For the whale, they need low-priced chips. This is why a big bullish candle at the bottom is likely to pull back, usually more than 50% of the highest price, so at this moment, do not chase the rise.
The second scenario is to bait and sell. If the whale hasn't sold all their goods or the selling price is too low, the whale will bait the market by pumping the price, allowing those who chase rises and panic sell to enter and take the bait.
So under what circumstances can you buy the dip? If a coin is in a rapid decline and during this decline, there is a super large volume at the bottom, and it quickly rebounds within 15-30 minutes, creating a spike candle, then this is a situation where you can confidently buy the dip. Why? The super large volume at the bottom during the decline indicates that the whale is accumulating at this position because retail investors are too scared to buy during a rapid decline and only want to sell. Only the whale will be buying at this position. So why the quick rebound in 15-30 minutes? Because the whale wants to acquire chips and does not want to share the low-priced chips with retail investors, so they must quickly pull back.
This is the logic of buying the dip. I hope this is helpful to you!
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Why do you always buy at the halfway point?
Brothers, let me explain the logic of the whales. If the coin you bought has been in a continuous downtrend for several months and suddenly there's a big bullish candle at the bottom, remember this: do not chase the rise, do not chase the rise. Many people think, finally, it's time for me to buy the dip, and they go all in, only to find out they've bought at the halfway point! Let me explain why you shouldn't buy the dip when a big bullish candle appears and what might happen.
First, the first scenario is a bullish signal. If the whale is preparing to pump the price at this position, they generally won't consecutively pull several big bullish candles. Even if they do create a bullish candle, there will usually be a pullback. The reason the whale creates a bullish candle at this position is either that it has reached their cost price level or they can't acquire low-priced chips. They need to pump the price to allow those who were previously trapped to sell, so they can acquire more low-priced chips. Now think about it, if the price is pumped a bit and you've been trapped for several months, would you sell? Obviously, many people will sell to break even, and at this moment, the coin price will inevitably drop. The whale also cannot defend the price at this position. For the whale, they need low-priced chips. This is why a big bullish candle at the bottom is likely to pull back, usually more than 50% of the highest price, so at this moment, do not chase the rise.
The second scenario is to bait and sell. If the whale hasn't sold all their goods or the selling price is too low, the whale will bait the market by pumping the price, allowing those who chase rises and panic sell to enter and take the bait.
So under what circumstances can you buy the dip? If a coin is in a rapid decline and during this decline, there is a super large volume at the bottom, and it quickly rebounds within 15-30 minutes, creating a spike candle, then this is a situation where you can confidently buy the dip. Why? The super large volume at the bottom during the decline indicates that the whale is accumulating at this position because retail investors are too scared to buy during a rapid decline and only want to sell. Only the whale will be buying at this position. So why the quick rebound in 15-30 minutes? Because the whale wants to acquire chips and does not want to share the low-priced chips with retail investors, so they must quickly pull back.
This is the logic of buying the dip. I hope this is helpful to you!
Brothers, let me explain the logic of the whales. If the coin you bought has been in a continuous downtrend for several months and suddenly there's a big bullish candle at the bottom, remember this: do not chase the rise, do not chase the rise. Many people think, finally, it's time for me to buy the dip, and they go all in, only to find out they've bought at the halfway point! Let me explain why you shouldn't buy the dip when a big bullish candle appears and what might happen.
First, the first scenario is a bullish signal. If the whale is preparing to pump the price at this position, they generally won't consecutively pull several big bullish candles. Even if they do create a bullish candle, there will usually be a pullback. The reason the whale creates a bullish candle at this position is either that it has reached their cost price level or they can't acquire low-priced chips. They need to pump the price to allow those who were previously trapped to sell, so they can acquire more low-priced chips. Now think about it, if the price is pumped a bit and you've been trapped for several months, would you sell? Obviously, many people will sell to break even, and at this moment, the coin price will inevitably drop. The whale also cannot defend the price at this position. For the whale, they need low-priced chips. This is why a big bullish candle at the bottom is likely to pull back, usually more than 50% of the highest price, so at this moment, do not chase the rise.
The second scenario is to bait and sell. If the whale hasn't sold all their goods or the selling price is too low, the whale will bait the market by pumping the price, allowing those who chase rises and panic sell to enter and take the bait.
So under what circumstances can you buy the dip? If a coin is in a rapid decline and during this decline, there is a super large volume at the bottom, and it quickly rebounds within 15-30 minutes, creating a spike candle, then this is a situation where you can confidently buy the dip. Why? The super large volume at the bottom during the decline indicates that the whale is accumulating at this position because retail investors are too scared to buy during a rapid decline and only want to sell. Only the whale will be buying at this position. So why the quick rebound in 15-30 minutes? Because the whale wants to acquire chips and does not want to share the low-priced chips with retail investors, so they must quickly pull back.
This is the logic of buying the dip. I hope this is helpful to you!
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I was just wondering, digging into the party every day, which one is the official account you can't even recognize, how much mind-altering soup did your superior pour into you😂
This is issued by the official Pi. Those who say Pi is a worthless coin can shut up.
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It really needs to go up, Binance has announced it, but whether it's worth anything is hard to say 😂
Who in the family understands! The "pit" of Pi coin almost buried my second aunt
Family, today I have to complain about Pi coin, this big scam! I just saw an outrageous news that someone actually said that OKX was going to list Pi coin, which scared me so much that I almost threw my phone away.
This reminds me of 5 years ago, when my second aunt suddenly seemed to be brainwashed. She held her phone every day and said that she was mining Pi coin. She also told me that this thing would make her rich in the future and asked me to join her. I felt it was unreliable as soon as I heard it. How could this be a good thing to make money lying down? If you can get rich by clicking on your phone every day, then no one in the world would have to go to work.
I quickly checked it out. Wow, isn't this just a scam of "The Emperor's New Clothes"! Pi coin has no actual value support, and it relies entirely on a mouth to deceive people. It is like a house without a foundation, which will fall down as soon as the wind blows. And its promotion model is simply a pyramid scheme. Recruiting people to get rewards, the more downlines you develop, the faster the "mining" speed, isn't this just asking everyone to cheat relatives and friends? Those who were pulled in thought they had found the code to wealth, but in fact they were helping others.
The security was even worse. User information and assets were like fat meat on the street, and any hacker could take a bite. One day, when you woke up, you found that your account had been stolen and all your coins were gone. You had no place to cry.
I tried to persuade my second aunt for a long time, and almost wore out my lips, before I made her stop. Now I am afraid when I think about it. If I had stopped it at that time...
Now I am holding the future of blockchain, looking at the full Ethereum in my hands, I feel sad!
Family, today I have to complain about Pi coin, this big scam! I just saw an outrageous news that someone actually said that OKX was going to list Pi coin, which scared me so much that I almost threw my phone away.
This reminds me of 5 years ago, when my second aunt suddenly seemed to be brainwashed. She held her phone every day and said that she was mining Pi coin. She also told me that this thing would make her rich in the future and asked me to join her. I felt it was unreliable as soon as I heard it. How could this be a good thing to make money lying down? If you can get rich by clicking on your phone every day, then no one in the world would have to go to work.
I quickly checked it out. Wow, isn't this just a scam of "The Emperor's New Clothes"! Pi coin has no actual value support, and it relies entirely on a mouth to deceive people. It is like a house without a foundation, which will fall down as soon as the wind blows. And its promotion model is simply a pyramid scheme. Recruiting people to get rewards, the more downlines you develop, the faster the "mining" speed, isn't this just asking everyone to cheat relatives and friends? Those who were pulled in thought they had found the code to wealth, but in fact they were helping others.
The security was even worse. User information and assets were like fat meat on the street, and any hacker could take a bite. One day, when you woke up, you found that your account had been stolen and all your coins were gone. You had no place to cry.
I tried to persuade my second aunt for a long time, and almost wore out my lips, before I made her stop. Now I am afraid when I think about it. If I had stopped it at that time...
Now I am holding the future of blockchain, looking at the full Ethereum in my hands, I feel sad!
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