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Summary

The video script focuses on strategies for purchasing tokens in cryptocurrency trading, emphasizing the importance of understanding chart patterns and market behavior. Key strategies discussed include entering at around 30-40% dips, known as strategy B, which is most effective for established projects or tokens with strong narratives. The script also explains the Fibonacci 0.618 level as a prime buying point, as well as riskier tactics like buying at 60% and 80% dips, depending on the strength of the project's community and development team. It highlights the necessity of market observation, volume analysis, and cautious entry points to mitigate risk.

Takeaways

• 😀 Buying strategy at 30-40% drop is safer for early-stage tokens, especially those with strong narratives or high volume.
• 😀 For new tokens, a drop of 60% is rare but might happen; they typically avoid falling below this point to prevent panic selling.
• 😀 As the price increases, the price fluctuation decreases, indicating a potential peak in the market cycle.
• 😀 When a token shows a smaller correction (e.g., 15%), it may be nearing its peak, and entering at this point is risky.
• 😀 The 60% drop strategy aligns with the Fibonacci golden ratio (0.618), which is a key point for entry in upward trends.
• 😀 After a 60% drop, it's often a good time to buy if the volume remains high and there’s a strong community narrative.
• 😀 A second 60% drop is riskier, requiring careful observation of volume, community sentiment, and other indicators.
• 😀 Tokens with strong narratives or backing from reputable teams are more likely to rebound after significant drops.
• 😀 The 80% drop strategy is highly risky and suited for investors with a high risk tolerance and faith in the project.
• 😀 When buying tokens with significant drops (e.g., 80%), it’s crucial to have a solid understanding of the project's strength and the team’s dedication.
• 😀 Trading with small amounts initially is recommended for beginners to minimize financial risk while observing market behavior.

Q & A

What is the first strategy mentioned for buying tokens?

The first strategy discussed is buying when the token has dropped between 30% to 40% (referred to as the '30-40% PH' strategy). This is typically used when a token's narrative is confirmed or at the beginning stages of its launch. It is recommended to buy at this point if the token has good volume and hasn't dropped more than 60%, as it is less likely to panic sell.

Why is the 30-40% PH strategy suitable for certain tokens?

The 30-40% PH strategy works well for tokens with a strong narrative and significant volume, especially when the project team has intentions to drive the price up. It's more applicable to new tokens or those in the early stages of their cycle, where the chances of large drops are less likely.

What happens when the drop goes beyond 60%?

If a token drops more than 60%, it's often considered a panic sell, and the project team may step in to prevent further decline. Typically, projects will try to avoid a drop greater than this to keep investor confidence high.

How can you identify when a token is nearing its peak?

You can identify when a token is nearing its peak by observing its price fluctuations. As the price increases, the fluctuations (or 'biên độ') become smaller. For instance, when the drop goes from 15% to 5%, it suggests that the token is approaching the peak of its wave, and it’s a risky time to enter.

What is the significance of the Fibonacci 0.618 level in token price analysis?

The Fibonacci 0.618 level is considered the 'golden point' for buying during an uptrend. If the price drops to this level, particularly around a 60% drop from its peak, it's often seen as an ideal entry point, assuming there's strong volume and the project has a solid narrative.

What is the common risk with buying after a 60% drop?

While a 60% drop might seem like an opportunity to buy, repeated 60% drops are riskier. After the initial 60% drop, further declines are less predictable, and the chances of the price not recovering increase. It requires a closer observation of community sentiment, volume, and holders to make a better decision.

What is the 80% drop strategy, and why is it riskier?

The 80% drop strategy involves buying tokens after they have dropped by 80%. This strategy is much riskier because it involves investing when the token has lost significant value. It requires a deep understanding of the project’s potential and the team behind it, as well as their ongoing commitment to the project.

How do market makers influence the price of tokens?

Market makers, or the teams behind the tokens, often try to control the price movement through mechanisms like 'boss setups' to prevent large sell-offs. Their goal is to maintain a steady price and avoid panic selling, as drastic drops can harm the project’s reputation and future potential.

What should you consider when buying into tokens with low market cap?

When buying tokens with a low market cap, it is important to invest cautiously. A small market cap can make a token more volatile, and buying too much can make you a liquidity provider for others. It's recommended to only invest a small portion of your portfolio in such tokens to avoid high risks.

How can you safely engage in token investments for beginners?

Beginners should start by investing a small amount, preferably using money they can afford to lose. It's crucial to observe the market carefully and avoid FOMO (fear of missing out). Using limit orders around 40%-50% drops can help minimize risk while learning how the market operates.