Trend-based coin selection: Draw an upward trendline—the steeper, the better. A breakout above the neckline with strong volume is your signal to hop in. Moving average-based coin selection: Buy at the golden cross, sell at the death cross. Hold coins in a bullish alignment, and don’t even bother looking at those in a bearish alignment. Using the yearly moving average during a bear market’s end: When the coin price first strongly breaks above the yearly line (250-day moving average) and short-term moving averages follow suit, that coin has significant potential. Watching mid-term moving averages at the start of a bull market: When the 60-day or 90-day moving average flattens and starts to curve upward, it’s often the prelude to the main upward wave. Follow big money during counter-trend moves: If the market drops but the coin doesn’t, or if the market rises but the coin doesn’t follow, yet its trading volume quietly increases, chances are big players are accumulating. K-line momentum: When small bullish and bearish candles slowly climb from the bottom, and the K-line stands above all moving averages, it indicates high control by funds and could lead to a sudden large bullish candle. MACD buy signal: When the fast line crosses above the slow line below the zero axis, forming a golden cross, this “bottom fishing” setup often has solid upside potential. Combine these five strategies: Trendline, moving average golden cross, market conditions paired with indicators, K-line slow climb, and MACD bottom fishing. There’s no one-size-fits-all indicator. Different market conditions require different tools—flexibility and adaptability are the real skills.