1. Buy the Dip (but not every dip!)$
When a coin drops in price but still has strong long-term fundamentals, it might be a good time to buy.
Look for dips after a healthy correction, not during a crash caused by bad news or hacks.
2. Use Technical Indicators (Basic)
RSI (Relative Strength Index): If it's below 30, it might be oversold (good for buying).
Support Levels: Buy near strong support where the coin usually bounces up.
MACD crossovers and volume increase also help identify momentum shifts.
3. Buy on Positive News or Hype (but early)
If a coin is getting attention due to partnerships, exchange listings, or upgrades (like ETH upgrades), price often pumps.
Buy before the news is fully priced in, not after.
4. Avoid Buying at All-Time Highs
Buying when a coin is at its peak is risky—corrections usually follow.
Instead, wait for a retracement (pullback).
Pro Tips:
Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA): Buy small amounts regularly, instead of all at once.
Set Buy Alerts on Binance or use the Alpha AI alerts for momentum shifts.
Check Market Sentiment: Greed/Fear Index, trending tokens, and social media chatter.