Let me say, I took profits from $DOGE and $ENA and switched to $APT . I'm sharing my trading logic, not leading trades. This currency also has a decent trading volume, and I can't move it, just for everyone's reference.

One of my personal trading logics is that, aside from $BTC, every altcoin is like an individual stock, with K-lines moving independently. So my trading logic for altcoins must first look at the structure, then the risk-reward ratio. Of course, the basic information of this currency also needs to be understood.

Any currency, no matter how good it is or how strong it is currently performing, as long as I miss a good risk-reward ratio and a good structural entry point, I will no longer look at it. Going long and going short are the same. Any altcoin is just a prey; when there are many prey in the forest, if it's not easy to hunt rabbits today, then I will go hunt moose.

Just like a few days ago when I traded $PORTAL and $REI, both made it to the top of the gainers list the next day. Friends who are interested can look at the structure of those two coins from the previous day; they were not in a rising structure at that time, but at the bottom after a correction.

But if you look at the K-line, you can see that their previous rising periods coincided with mainstream altcoins playing the time difference, and that night the contract positions also started to quietly increase. So I mentioned that day that some currencies will rise when mainstream altcoins are correcting.

So these currencies with good bottom structures and excellent risk-reward ratios will form a consensus among traders who like to do bottom long positions, concentrating their entries here. The main traders are not foolish; they will pull the price up following the funds of these retail investors, then trap those retail investors who do not understand the structure and chase the highs the next day.

The reason I switched profits to APT is that, firstly, APT is one of the few top altcoins with a bottom. Those with a bottom are not the kind of new altcoins that fall indefinitely without a bottom. I shared a long time ago that it’s best not to touch those new altcoins, especially those that you can't see on the weekly or monthly charts, as you have no idea where the bottom is.

Secondly, is APT still in the bottom range? And the daily and 4-hour lines have been moving in a 1-2-3 pattern, retracing at 3, oscillating healthily at the bottom. Many altcoins have now risen to a range that is neither high nor low; after you enter, you won't even know where to set your stop loss appropriately.

Looking at the risk-reward ratio, whether you buy spot or open low leverage contracts, even if you set the stop loss to the widest, it would be around 24%. There are several structures of 3, 2, and 1 in between, so you can set the stop loss narrower, such as 4.5, 4.9, depending on how you view the risk-reward ratio, tolerance, and stop loss capacity.

But going up? Even if the long-term trend is a downtrend line, there is at least a 130% increase, right? Downward stop losses of 24% - 10% - 5%, with risk-reward ratios of 1:20 - 1:10 - down to 1:6. With structure and good risk-reward ratios, these are the mid to long-term coins that I think are worth entering.

Secondly, APT's structure shows signs of accumulation among the few altcoins with K-line oscillation, rather than those altcoins that initiate a direct V-reversal. So I am willing to give this point an extra point.

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