Why do you always end up buying garbage coins? Most people make the first mistake right away. $MYX

Many people ask me every day: Yuan Jie, can this coin be bought? Can that one be chased?

Actually, coin selection isn’t as complicated as you think. After eight years of crawling through the crypto market, it’s basically just these three tricks. No matter bull market or bear market, spot or futures— they all work.

First trick: Look at volume—don’t just look at price. $LAB
Prices can be plotted, candlesticks can be manipulated, but trading volume is real money stacked up—there’s no lying about it.

If a coin suddenly spikes with a big bullish candle, and the成交量 (trading volume) is lower than the average of the past few days, then watch more and move less.
On the other hand, if the price is in the low range and the trading volume keeps expanding—if it can’t drop—then it’s worth focusing on.

Remember this: No-volume upward moves—don’t get excited. High-volume downward moves—don’t buy the dip.

Second trick: Only trade coins with “good popularity.”
What does “good popularity” mean? It means active trading and large volume.
For coins nobody plays, they can pump just a bit and still go up, but they can dump with one hit and fall fast. Once you enter, it’s easy to get stuck.

Why do mainstream coins always have people trading them? Because they have good liquidity—you can get in and you can get out.
Those obscure coins with not much trading value in a day—stay as far away as possible.

Third trick: For long-term, watch the weekly chart; for short-term, watch the 4-hour chart.
Before picking coins, first check the weekly chart. If the bigger direction is upward, then look for opportunities.
For short-term, look at the 4-hour chart. Once the moving averages are aligned and the trend shows up, then consider entering.

Remember: Big cycle—watch the direction. Small cycle—find your position.

If you understand these three tricks, they can help you avoid most traps. Spend a few minutes before choosing coins to look once—it works better than listening to ten people calling trades.

In a bull market, popular coins rise fast; in a bear market, coins with volume hold up better. Spot and futures are the same—don’t touch coins with no volume. If there’s volume, wait for the opportunity.

Remember: Choosing coins isn’t as good as choosing volume. Watching price isn’t as good as watching momentum.

Yuan Yuan Jie, I won’t teach you to gamble—only how to understand the market. If you want to learn more practical tips, come chat with me.
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