#数字资产市场观察 The returns from this operation are quite good, with nearly 400 dollars in the bag. Although the alts market fluctuates greatly, if you grasp the rhythm well, you can indeed make money.
Recently, there have been quite a few opportunities in small and mid-cap coins; the key is to know how to look for the right entry timing. I usually combine candlestick patterns and changes in trading volume to make judgments, avoiding chasing highs blindly and not easily bottom-fishing. For friends who are not very familiar with technical analysis, I suggest observing market sentiment and capital flow more, or learning the rhythm from experienced individuals.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 12-02 13:53
400 bucks is not bad, alts are like this, the mindset is the hardest when buying the dip.
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FUDwatcher
· 12-02 13:51
400 dollars is not bad, when are you withdrawing? I also want to follow the trend.
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1453BirTarihtir
· 11-29 14:57
would you support me then
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LiquidationHunter
· 11-29 14:28
400 dollars is not bad, but can our TURBO rise again? I regret selling early.
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GasBankrupter
· 11-29 14:26
400 dollars is not bad, but it's nothing special; the key is whether we can successfully buy the dip next time.
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Altcoins are just a probability game; those who make money forget about those who lost.
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Trading volume is the biggest deceiver; I now directly look at net capital inflow.
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Following trends and learning rhythm? It sounds simple, but it’s just another way of saying chase the price.
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If you truly grasp the rhythm, you would have already achieved financial freedom; yet here you are sharing tips.
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There are indeed many opportunities in small and medium coins, but the speed of explosion is even faster.
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It's easy to say not to blindly chase the price, but when it really comes to a FOMO moment, you still have to enter a position.
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No matter how perfect the Candlestick pattern is, it can't withstand a single piece of negative news that leads to dumping.
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What I fear the most is that even if the technicals look good, the project party could directly run away with the funds.
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GateUser-0717ab66
· 11-29 14:24
400 dollars? Dude, that's quite a sum! I also chased some TURBO the other day and ended up trapped... It seems I didn't grasp the timing to get on board.
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CountdownToBroke
· 11-29 14:09
400 bucks? Damn, this rhythm is indeed exceptional, how did you grasp it?
With such good luck, when's the next time to enter a position?
Looking at your analysis, it really feels like you have some skills, please guide me.
It's easy to say, but actually, it must be really nerve-wracking, haha.
I've always found the Trading Volume part hard to understand, is there any shortcut?
I've followed this kind of coin twice and lost both times... you're really steady.
Wait, how do you specifically look at the Candlestick patterns, can you give an example?
Altcoins are just gambling, yet you managed to make a profit.
I didn't even have time to get out of positions, and it fell again, who is this?
Following the trend to learn the rhythm, but ended up learning the rhythm of Cut Loss.
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Rekt_Recovery
· 11-29 14:06
ngl $400 on TURBO hits different when you're not underwater for once... position sizing saved me from the liquidation demons again lol. altseason really does separate the wheat from the chaff i guess, if you've got the discipline not to yolo everything on the next pump
#数字资产市场观察 The returns from this operation are quite good, with nearly 400 dollars in the bag. Although the alts market fluctuates greatly, if you grasp the rhythm well, you can indeed make money.
Recently, there have been quite a few opportunities in small and mid-cap coins; the key is to know how to look for the right entry timing. I usually combine candlestick patterns and changes in trading volume to make judgments, avoiding chasing highs blindly and not easily bottom-fishing. For friends who are not very familiar with technical analysis, I suggest observing market sentiment and capital flow more, or learning the rhythm from experienced individuals.