Micro-cap stocks are low-priced stocks, and in the cryptocurrency market, they refer to those low-priced altcoins, typically priced below $5.

These assets tend to rise rapidly and fall sharply, often experiencing daily fluctuations of 30-50% or even over 100%, making them very suitable for intraday trading, as capital entering can quickly yield feedback.
Sykes has a very detailed trading process for these highly volatile assets.
The first step every day is to use StocksToTrade to screen for micro-cap stocks,
If trading cryptocurrencies, use TradingView, CoinMarketCap, LunarCrush, or the rankings within exchanges to identify assets with abnormal activity.
He usually divides the screening list into three groups, selecting 10 to 15 assets.
The first group includes those that surged more than 10% the previous day, which are considered to have potential breakout opportunities.
The second group consists of assets that are in an upward trend over multiple days but suddenly experience massive panic selling, which can be added to the buy-on-dip list.
The third group includes assets that have experienced a large pre-market increase, with trading volume quickly surpassing the total volume of the previous day, indicating that funds are concentrated and confident in these assets. Such volume breakthroughs are likely to continue.