$BTC daily line drops, don't rush to rebound, wait for 2-4 days of consolidation, and after the market digests the emotions, then draw lines. For rebounds, go long; if the rebound still can't break through the dense area, go short.

2. Don't enter the market when trading volume is high or when the market is in FOMO, as it's easy to get a spike. Pay attention to assets with public sentiment not high, but where the main force is still present; the main force will be in a bit of an awkward position, so just avoid participating, such as ALCH.

3. How to look at trial trading, you can look at $ALCH, with a very short body plus a long Pin bar, and then subsequent prices are all above the body, that's trial trading.

4. $Tradoor, the main force's holding cost is very low (around 1.4), basically, you have to wait for a month to distribute, don't short it now, it's easy to get spiked and then rebound explosively, stay away. Pay attention to the maximum capital accumulation, consider shorting only after it's out 30%.

5. After a K-line quickly rises, market makers need to maintain the price difference, market makers hold both long and short positions, how to maintain the price difference will first smash, and then establish longs at the bottom. In large cycles, the principle of symmetry is very accurate; market making has the principle of symmetry.

6. Why retail investors fear heights? Because they only look at K-lines, chasing high to enter the market, stop loss on pullbacks. Pay attention to the main force's cost, break through and chase one hand, stop loss once or twice can catch a big trend; it's hard to catch it all in one go, you can try a few more times, and set stop losses a bit closer.

7. Go short at the upper edge of the dense area, go long at the lower edge, and stop loss on breakouts. Pay attention to whether volume and price are synchronized.

8. Try to target assets with a market value of over 100 million USD, avoid assets with a daily trading volume of 10-20 million, as they are too easily manipulated with spikes.

9. Don't enter on the first wave of rapid rise, wait for a pullback and stabilization before looking for an opportunity to enter.

10. Don't look at time indicators below 1 hour, they have no reference significance.