Three Major Secrets to Making Money in the Crypto World: Stability, Swing Trading, Leverage
Stable Route
Suitable for the General Player: Focus only on mainstream coins like BTC and ETH, aim to buy during dips, invest monthly, and hold for 1-2 years. Cash out when a bull market arrives.
Swing Trading
For the Experienced You: Capture clear market trends, buying low and selling high is the way to go.
The strategy is: Go with the trend, don't be greedy when prices rise, don't panic when they fall, and remember to take profit and cut losses.
Leverage Contracts
High Risk, High Reward: If the direction is right, you can make quick profits; if it's wrong, you have to bear significant losses.
Recently, the market has strict risk control, don't easily go all in; not opening positions blindly is the hard truth.
"Buying the Dip at Halfway Up? Revealing the Traps of Market Makers, a Must-Read for Retail Investors!"
Buying the dip sounds tempting, but in practice, many people find themselves buying at halfway up, not only missing profits but also getting stuck deeper. Today we'll discuss why this happens and how to avoid pitfalls.
First of all, when you see a particular asset continuously drop for several months, and suddenly one day there is a big bullish candle, many people might think: "Finally hitting the bottom, let’s buy the dip!" But once they enter the market, they find the price drops again, and they ended up buying at halfway up. Why does this happen?
Because such a big bullish candle is often a trick by the market makers. The purpose of market makers pushing the price up is either that their cost price has been reached or they want to acquire more low-priced assets. They push the price up to give hope to those who are stuck and encourage them to sell and break even. This way, market makers can acquire more assets at a lower price. Therefore, after a big bullish candle, the price often retraces or even drops further. If you chase the price up at this moment, it’s easy to get stuck.
Another situation is when market makers still have unsold assets or think the selling price is too low, they will deliberately push the price up to attract those who like to chase up to enter and take over.
So when is the real opportunity to buy the dip? One reliable situation is: When the coin price drops sharply, there suddenly appears a huge trading volume at the bottom, and the price quickly rebounds within 15 to 30 minutes, forming a "pin bar" line. This situation usually indicates that market makers are buying at the bottom. Because during a sharp decline, retail investors generally do not dare to buy; only market makers will buy in large amounts at this position.
Buying the dip is not just about rushing in when you see low prices, but understanding the true market situation. Market makers have many tricks; a big bullish candle could be a trap, and a spike in volume after a sharp decline is the real opportunity. I hope these experiences can help you avoid detours and not get caught halfway up!
Understanding cryptocurrency trading is a process that is the same, going from seven losses to two break-evens and then to one profit, which is merely about being focused and not greedy for various profit models; steadfastly sticking to one trading system will eventually make that system your cash machine over time.
One tree cannot make a forest, and a lone sail cannot travel far! In the crypto world, if you do not have a good circle, and no insider information, then I suggest you follow me, and I’ll help you get on board without cost. Welcome to join the team.
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