Recently, I’ve been observing the trends of various small-cap coins and noticed an interesting phenomenon.
Whether it’s yield farming or short-term trading, the market actually has a rhythm. Every few months, a new hot sector emerges, and the key is to get on board with the leading projects in time. For example, during the Perp DEX wave, projects like Aster and Lighter attracted a lot of attention. Focusing on these types of assets for a few months offers a pretty good chance to double your investment.
The rotation of small-cap coins is even more obvious. A certain type of token was hot a few months ago, and now it’s another group’s turn. Honestly, it’s not too late to join in late; a small-cap coin with a market cap of around one hundred million dollars is a decent entry point for ordinary retail investors. Picking one or two promising projects to build positions on could be worthwhile.
This morning, while watching the market, I noticed a project’s K-line chart was looking good, so I made a small buy, planning to hold for 1-2 days to observe. The operation logic is very simple: ride the hot trends, follow the leaders, and buy and sell quickly. The market always repeats itself; as long as you grasp the patterns, you can find opportunities within them.
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ProbablyNothing
· 01-11 00:48
It's easy to say, but when it comes to actually bottoming out, your hands are trembling.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 01-11 00:37
It's the same old story... Just because MACD just had a golden cross, you dare to say you've caught the pattern. I think you've just caught the pattern of losses haha
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OnChain_Detective
· 01-11 00:33
nah hold up, pattern analysis suggests this is textbook pump mechanics we've seen before. flagged transactions on those perp dex plays show classic wallet clustering—not financial advice but the "rhythm" you're describing? that's literally how rugpull signatures develop.
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NFTPessimist
· 01-11 00:31
It's easy to say, but how many people can really buy the dip? I've seen quite a few people get caught in this wave of Lighter, so, well, just listen to this "pattern" and don't take it too seriously.
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TokenToaster
· 01-11 00:29
That's right, the key is to get the rhythm right. If you can't keep up, you'll just be left behind.
It seems that chasing the leading stocks now isn't as profitable as before; there are too many competitors.
I agree with the focus on a 100 million market cap, but the problem is how to distinguish which ones are not just air.
Quick in and out sounds simple, but few can actually do it. I haven't managed to do it myself.
Buy just because the candlestick looks good? That's my logic too, and then I got trapped.
Recently, I’ve been observing the trends of various small-cap coins and noticed an interesting phenomenon.
Whether it’s yield farming or short-term trading, the market actually has a rhythm. Every few months, a new hot sector emerges, and the key is to get on board with the leading projects in time. For example, during the Perp DEX wave, projects like Aster and Lighter attracted a lot of attention. Focusing on these types of assets for a few months offers a pretty good chance to double your investment.
The rotation of small-cap coins is even more obvious. A certain type of token was hot a few months ago, and now it’s another group’s turn. Honestly, it’s not too late to join in late; a small-cap coin with a market cap of around one hundred million dollars is a decent entry point for ordinary retail investors. Picking one or two promising projects to build positions on could be worthwhile.
This morning, while watching the market, I noticed a project’s K-line chart was looking good, so I made a small buy, planning to hold for 1-2 days to observe. The operation logic is very simple: ride the hot trends, follow the leaders, and buy and sell quickly. The market always repeats itself; as long as you grasp the patterns, you can find opportunities within them.