In the crypto space, many people find trading difficult and believe that it requires a lot of data analysis and market analysis. Actually, I tell you, even if you don't understand anything, as long as you are good at observing, you will always find the tricks within.
In fact, if you stay in the crypto space for a long time, you will find that, taking $BTC as an example, no matter how the price fluctuates, if you look at it through daily or 12-hour candlesticks, there will be at least 1 to 2 significant drops within a month. Why do I say this?
First of all, everyone knows that btc has passed the ETF bill, which means that $BTC the current trend and price will be affected by U.S. policies. Data like CPI has a fixed release date, and with some policies released by Trump, there will almost always be a volatility period every month. Now, after saying all this, someone might say, isn't this just buying the dip? But don't rush, brother. If you immediately buy the dip every time there is a significant drop, you will find that you are likely to get buried.
How to correctly buy the dip?
Looking at the entire historical trend of $btc, every significant drop is not just a single bottom. Generally, it requires a combination of 2-3 bearish candles to form a bottoming pattern. If you don't believe it, you can check its chart. This means that after every significant drop, starting to buy back at least from the third day is the correct choice. Of course, it's best to buy in batches, don't fill your position all at once.
In fact, this method is very simple, but some people just like to gamble. Based on my past experiences with many so-called paid groups and AI analysis strategies, almost no one can accurately predict sudden drops. So if you are just a small trader who doesn't really understand market analysis and data analysis, then don't believe anyone claiming to have a win rate above a certain percentage. Remember, you are here to make money, not to give it away. High-leverage contracts are just gambling; there is no technique involved. You can win 99 times, but you can only lose once.
If you don't have any certain opportunities for yourself, then why hand your funds over to an unpredictable market?
If you are just trying to trade, you might want to try my method above. Although opportunities are few, over a year there are at least dozens of chances to buy the dip. Just do a low-leverage contract of 2-3x, and at least you can catch short-term rebounds, which is a certain opportunity.
