If you’re reading this, know that this is not the content of an influencer trying to gain fame or likes. This is the experience of a trader who is learning and wants to help you avoid the losses he once made. I don’t want your likes or followers. I don’t need to monetize anything. I just want you to make profits—for yourself and for your family.
Let’s talk about pumps and dumps—not from a technical point of view, but from a psychological one. Why they happen is a separate discussion. For now, let’s just understand how you should deal with them.
Here’s what most people get wrong: no pump or dump is limited to a single day. When a coin is pumping, new traders wait for a small dip to enter, but it suddenly dumps and captures most of the buying orders. Around 80% of the buying happens on the first day of the dump. On the second day, most people start DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging). By the third or fourth day, they’re out of funds—but the market still keeps going down.
Same goes for pumps. After staying in the red for 5 to 7 days, when the coin finally starts rising, new traders rush to sell for a little profit fearing another dump. Then the market keeps going up. Many people sell half their holdings one day, the rest the next—and then regret missing out on the actual pump.
The real learning is this: Don’t buy on the first red day—wait for the 4th or 5th day. Don’t sell on the first green day—wait for 2 to 3 days and use stop loss in profit so if market suddenly dump, you could avoid losses. Patience doesn’t mean watching your trade go red. Patience means waiting for the market to reach right limits of buying or selling.
One well-managed trade, if done with the right DCA strategy, can increase your trading amount up to 50%. And no, I won’t be sharing the generic DCA strategy you hear everywhere—I’ll share a unique one that can flip your trading journey upside down. Why don't you play with a single trade for days. A single coin is enough to make you rich. And yes we will do it In Shaa Allah.
Right now I am managing a trade, after closing it in green I will share the case study with you.
Disclaimer: I am a SPOT and swing trader. I share only my personal trades and experiences. I do not run any paid group or community. Profit is yours, loss is yours. I just want to support new traders and prevent them from making the mistakes I made.
Sorry for the long post, but if you’ve read till here, I believe you’ll agree—it was worth it.
