People often ask me if there are reliable methods for short-term trading in the crypto circle. In fact, it’s not that there are no techniques; many people either follow the crowd to buy randomly or complicate simple methods. Today, I'll break down the practical techniques that have been validated by the market, so that whether you are playing short-term or swing trading, you can avoid pitfalls.
First, let’s talk about the most basic and practical 5-day line trading method — this thing is an essential skill for short-term and swing traders, simple enough for beginners to understand at a glance, yet many people neglect it and insist on relying on their “feelings” to operate. Simply put, the 5-day line is like a “short-term trend ruler”: If the coin price is above the 5-day line, it indicates a short-term uptrend, so you can hold and observe; if it breaks below the 5-day line, it means the short-term momentum may weaken, and you should consider taking profits or cutting losses.
But just knowing how to look at the 5-day line isn’t enough; you also need to choose the right coins. I have seen too many retail investors buying small coins blindly without insider information, only to end up losing everything. In fact, for short-term trading, you might try new coins — but they must be from legitimate teams with solid fundamentals, not just any random “air coin”; if you want to do medium to long-term investments or dollar-cost averaging, focus on mainstream coins like ETH and SOL, which have large market caps and strong consensus. Even if there are short-term fluctuations, they are generally much more stable in the long run compared to small coins.
Let’s discuss another short-term opportunity: bottom-fishing new coins that have broken their initial pricing to try and catch a rebound. This tactic isn’t blind speculation; it requires two key points: first, “the fundamentals must be good,” such as whether the project has real-world application scenarios, whether the team has had successful cases,
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