In the cryptocurrency world, the simplest way to make money: I earn a fortune with this 'simple method'
Are you still struggling to find signals and chase trends?
Instead, I rely on a neglected technical pattern—the bottom-divergence type, making wave after wave of high-probability trades.
1. What is the bottom-divergence type?
Typical three candlesticks:
Bearish candlestick: Downward momentum released
Doji star: Price pauses, volume stabilizes
Bullish candlestick: Volume surge, breaking through the previous bearish candlestick body
This is an important starting point for trend reversal and a sign of bullish momentum.
2. Why is it effective?
It is not 'buying high and selling low,' but rather positioning in advance when emotions are cold and volume is weak.
When the bottom-divergence type + ascending flag combination appears, it is often the 'golden entry point' on the eve of a surge.
3. Practical mantra:
One bearish candlestick, inertia accelerates;
Two pauses, watch and prepare;
Three bullish candlesticks, direction confirmed.
The bottom-divergence type is the first shot of the short-term trend reversal.
4. The 'six no-entry' rules:
Do not buy during a major drop if stability hasn't been established
Do not chase after good news appears following a major rise
Do not chase after a sharp rise away from the moving average
Be cautious of large gaps at high positions, beware of major players unloading
If turnover rate is abnormally high, wait and observe
Do not touch coins that are holding steady without falling
5. The 'four no-hold' principles:
Hold when there is a gap up from a low position
Be patient with coins trending upward
Continue to be bullish when RSI is in the 50-80 range
Wait for higher prices when the major players' chips are not loosened
6. Three major practical experiences:
News experience
Good news appearing ≠ buy immediately
The real bottom is when 'bad news has fully played out'
Technical experience
Bottoming out → Breaking through → Volume surge
Volume is key; without volume, there is no market
Mentality experience
Mindset is more valuable than technique
Understand the trend, control impulses, wait for opportunities to strike
Those who make money are not the smart ones, but those who are willing to repeatedly practice techniques and refine their mindset using simple methods.
Making money in trading is not about gambling but about the ability to 'understand + hold + endure.'
Remember: Techniques can be learned, but mentality is hard to cultivate,
And the most valuable thing is your continuously improving understanding + execution ability.
