Many people ask me where to bottom out on scam coins.
Honestly, I don't know either, but I have a method for everyone to consider. Just look near the needle of the 1011 Black Swan, and if it floats up by 10%, you can consider trying to bottom out and rebound. For example, a few typical altcoins: $ENA around 0.1313, $DOGE around 0.095, $ADA around 0.27, LINK around 7.9. These points, with a 10% upward adjustment, are acceptable because the 1011 Black Swan market cannot place orders to support the market. These needle points might reflect the true value of these altcoins. Of course, the whales may not bring these coins back to this price, so a 10% upward adjustment at these key points is acceptable. Many people will also ask, if some altcoins have already fallen below the 1011 price, where to bottom out? For such altcoins, there's no point in trying to buy the dip—you want to buy the bottom, but they want to buy you out.
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Many people ask me where to bottom out on scam coins.
Honestly, I don't know either, but I have a method for everyone to consider. Just look near the needle of the 1011 Black Swan, and if it floats up by 10%, you can consider trying to bottom out and rebound. For example, a few typical altcoins: $ENA around 0.1313, $DOGE around 0.095, $ADA around 0.27, LINK around 7.9. These points, with a 10% upward adjustment, are acceptable because the 1011 Black Swan market cannot place orders to support the market. These needle points might reflect the true value of these altcoins. Of course, the whales may not bring these coins back to this price, so a 10% upward adjustment at these key points is acceptable. Many people will also ask, if some altcoins have already fallen below the 1011 price, where to bottom out? For such altcoins, there's no point in trying to buy the dip—you want to buy the bottom, but they want to buy you out.