1, The cryptocurrency market is like a game full of variables, with the confrontation between the East and the West creating opportunities and challenges both day and night in the crypto world.
2, When there is a continuous drop during the day in the domestic market, it's a good time to buy the dip. Because at 21:30, foreign traders will drive the market up, often bringing good returns. However, when there's a significant rise during the day, do not chase the highs, as it is highly likely to drop back at night.
2, A spike is a key signal for buying and selling; the deeper the spike, the stronger the signal. Typically, prices rise before major meetings or positive news, but will drop once the news is announced. During group discussions on strategies, when everyone is excitedly talking, you are likely to get trapped, so consider taking the opposite approach.
3, When a particular cryptocurrency is very hot, you can immediately short it. If a friend in the group recommends a coin and you are not interested, it is likely to soar, so consider trying with a small amount of funds.
4, Holding a heavy position often leads to liquidation because exchanges pay special attention to liquidation lists. After a short position's stop-loss is triggered, the coin will definitely drop, as the market makers want to trick you out or force a liquidation before they stop.
5, When you are close to breaking even, if the rebound suddenly stops, it means that the market makers won't easily let you close your position and run away. When taking profits, how can the market go up if you don't exit?
6, When excitement peaks, a sharp drop will arrive as expected; this is actually the market makers trying to lure you in. When you are out of funds, and all projects are rising, it creates FOMO (Fear of Missing Out), pushing you to rush in.
7, In short, the cryptocurrency market is likely manipulated, we need to control our positions, act strategically, patiently wait for opportunities, and what matters is patience and resolve.