Common trading strategies in the crypto space, mainly involving these scenarios:

Finding pullback opportunities within an upward channel, and selling on rebounds within a downward channel. Horizontal consolidation can be of two types—at high levels, watch out for main players offloading, and at low levels, patiently wait for accumulation signals. Details are crucial in trend trading: during an uptrend, small dips can be added to positions; during a downtrend, small rallies should prompt quick profit-taking. If support levels can't hold, cut losses immediately; if resistance levels can't be broken, take profits. These eight rules actually cover most market situations.

Regarding rolling positions, many want to grow big, but 90% of people fail at the coin selection stage. The core filtering logic isn't complicated: the first pullback after the weekly EMA21 and EMA55 form a golden cross is the entry point. Trading volume must reach at least 2.3 times the middle band of the Bollinger Bands, indicating active participation by major players. Additionally, key support levels should be checked to see if they’ve been tested by large orders more than three times, which helps verify the authenticity of the bottom.

Initial position size should be controlled at about 17% of the total capital, leaving room for subsequent additions. The LDO rally starting from $0.8 in January 2023 is a typical example of this framework—initial moving average structure aligned, volume breakout clearly visible, and multiple confirmations at support levels. Mastering these key steps ensures the rolling position strategy can operate steadily.