They’re not your friends. They’re not “about to fly.” They’re volatility gremlins with just enough structure to fake legitimacy. Here’s how each one plays you:
$AVAX – Thinks it’s a top-tier L1. Trades like a caffeinated meme coin. Loves to break out just enough to lure in FOMO buyers, then dumps like it remembered rent was due. Structure matters more than hype here.
$LINK – King of “almost.” Almost breaks out. Almost rallies. Almost retraces properly. Then it moonshots on random Thursdays. Wait for clean range breaks on the 4h. Anything lower is hopium.
$SUI – New kid with just enough data to tempt you. It fakes strength by pumping into low-volume zones, then reverses like it never heard of momentum. If you don’t mark your levels, it’ll mark you.
Common Trap?
Retail buys green candles. Whales sell into them.
The Fix?
Mark key swing highs/lows.
Use the 4h to spot traps before they snap shut.
Don’t touch that Buy button until price flips and holds a level.
Set alerts. Watch reactions. Trade the plan, not the impulse. I did the thinking, you do the clicking. Those trades won’t place themselves
