(Do you always buy at the ceiling? That's because you haven't understood the timing rhythm of the main force's pump)
The main force will not always push up, only erupt at specific times
Only those who understand the rhythm can enjoy the entire main uptrend
Do you often feel like this:
Chasing the rise early in the morning, only to find the entire day in consolidation;
Watching the market for half a day, only to find the price skyrocketing while you were sleeping;
Clearly capturing the trend, yet always 'buying at the top, selling at the bottom'.
There is only one reason: You completely do not understand the main force's pump rhythm!
Today, we will dismantle the time model and rhythm laws of the main force's pump,
Teaching you to accurately grasp the explosion periods, doing 'the right thing at the right time.'
✅ Part One: Three-Stage Rhythm of the Main Force's Pump
📈 The vast majority of cryptocurrencies' rises follow the following three-stage rhythm:
1️⃣ Accumulation Phase: Consolidation + Low-volume oscillation
Time Period: Usually occurs in the early morning or dawn (1:00 AM – 7:00 AM)
Characteristics: Very little fluctuation, low volume, concentrated orders in the market
Main Actions: Slowly accumulating, creating false breakouts, repeatedly shaking out positions
2️⃣ Testing Phase: False uptrend + explosive volume
Time Period: 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM, or 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Characteristics: Suddenly increasing volume to create a bullish candle, but it does not continue
Main Actions: Testing market following willingness, detecting selling pressure
3️⃣ Main Uptrend Phase: Continuous explosive rises + accelerated increases
Time Period: The most common in the cryptocurrency market is from 1:00 AM to 3:00 AM
Characteristics: Continuous bullish candles pushing up, explosive trading volume, orders being cleared
Main Actions: Clear the upper resistance, fully push up to the target price
✅ Part Two: Cryptocurrency 'High-Frequency Explosion Periods'
⏰ Statistics of numerous main cryptocurrencies' pump time periods, summarized as follows:
Time Period
Explosion Frequency
Characteristics
1:00 AM - 3:00 AM
⭐⭐⭐⭐
Main uptrends often occur during this time period, the main force takes advantage of the downtime of European and American retail investors to launch surprise attacks
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
⭐⭐
Mainly testing market sentiment, guiding emotions, not in the main uptrend
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
⭐
Overall trading is light, with only a few cryptocurrencies showing anomalies
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
⭐⭐⭐
Active periods in the cryptocurrency market, suitable for observing launch signals
👉 Best review and monitoring windows: 00:00–03:00, 20:00–23:00
✅ Part Three: Common 'Pump Rhythm' K-line Combinations
🎯 Pairing with the main force's pump rhythm, observing the following K-line combinations makes it easier to follow in advance:
Phase
K-line Pattern
Characteristics
Accumulation
Low-volume Doji, Engulfing
Slow oscillation, multiple spikes shaking out positions
Testing
Explosive bullish candle + false breakout
One bullish candle breaking multiple lines but quickly falling back
Main Uptrend
Three bullish candles opening with prosperity, volume breakout
Continuous bullish candles + volume increase + standing above key moving averages
✅ Part Four: Practical Response Strategies
📌 Recognizing the phase and matching actions is the key
1️⃣ Consolidation Phase: Do not actively attack, waiting for volume signals
✅ Observe market anomalies and whether the volume support is solid
2️⃣ Testing Phase: Light position testing, quick in and out
✅ Only take the 'second bullish candle' after signal confirmation
3️⃣ Main Uptrend Phase: Quickly build positions, take profits in batches
✅ Never be afraid of 'rising too much', the real main uptrend never hesitates
4️⃣ End of Main Uptrend: Low volume stagnation, long upper shadow, explosive rise stagnation
✅ Reduce positions or exit entirely to prevent being trapped
✅ Summary in one sentence:
If you do not understand the rhythm, no matter how good the coin is, you cannot make a profit.
True experts are not just good at selecting coins and drawing lines,
but also observers and executors of market rhythms.
What time period do you most often monitor the market? Have you ever noticed cryptocurrencies being pumped in the early morning?
