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#Binance Alpha When I saw WET big pump 100% and TRUMP rise 15%, I was completely stunned! 😍 This wave of market really came too suddenly, and interest rate cuts have not yet officially landed, the crypto world has already started to celebrate in advance.
I originally thought BTC would rise slowly, but it broke through the triangle pattern directly, and it's almost at 90,000 now. I just realized that in such times, one shouldn't chase the high. Waiting for a pullback to the 89,000-90,000 range to enter would be a more prudent strategy. ETH is the same; it shot up directly without giving people time to react. Waiting for a pullback around 3130-3150 to get in should be the smartest choice.
To be honest, the performance of those coins in Binance Alpha confuses me a bit. According to the information, some coins have rebounded 20 times from the bottom, and just after being listed on the exchange, they have big pumped 100%, but there are also discussions about whether there are any tricks behind this? I feel like I'm still too much of a newbie and don't quite understand the logic of these hot coins. I can only observe and learn for now, and I don't dare to blindly follow the trend.
The biggest gain now is understanding that you shouldn't chase after high prices. Waiting for opportunities, waiting for pullbacks, and entering in batches—this should be the most stable strategy for beginners, right? Can anyone give some advice on how to avoid pitfalls in this market wave?