RecordCoin.io
At the request of a project investor, we open this scheme for public access, disclose its principle, and deploy a tracking service based on it.
The main thing we work with is the influx of money into any coins and tokens. Where there's money, there's good growth. And it doesn't matter if it's a dump, a broad advertisement, or a large purchase by a fund. The main thing is that there is an influx of money supply. This is based on the simple laws of market economics: where demand exceeds supply, the price goes up. And where there are few buyers, dumping begins and the cost falls.
Accordingly, the codename of the project "Crypto-fishing" refers to the fact that we are trying to catch the big fish out of the flock that comes into the bay.
The basic rule for a service to mark a coin or token as promising for purchase is a sharp increase in trading volume compared to the previous day. At least by a factor of 2.
This is a risky scheme, but if you think about it, all cryptocurrency trading is not a safe activity. And we are sure that this scheme works in any market, whether it is falling, rising or in a flat state. We have great experience in onday trading with high turnovers, so take our word for it, this is the safest scheme, if the word safety can be applied to the world of cryptocurrencies.
Important basic points when using crypto-trading scheme:
Check whether this is the first day of multiple growth in trading volume. If, conventionally, the growth occurred on Friday relative to Thursday, then you need to make sure that the same was not the growth on Thursday relative to Wednesday. It is very likely that by the end of the day Friday will begin to fall and you will find yourself in deficit.
You shouldn't buy a coin with a sharp increase in volume if it has been rising continuously for more than 3 days. Soon it will start to drop even if it wasn't a dump.
Watch the candlesticks to see how the day's rate is positioned relative to previous days. If, for example, Bitcoin was 23 thousand, and on the day of dumping it rose to 25 thousand, then it is extremely risky. That is the high rate. Another thing is if the coin was falling for a long time, and then it went flat, then it is a great option for buying.
Try not to buy on the day of the flop, but buy at midnight to reduce the chance of a pullback. For example, the token is up 30% at noon. Traders will start actively selling, and by midnight the rate will roll back to 17%. And then a second wave of people who want to buy the token, including us, will come.
Pay attention to the amount of growth. The higher the rate rises, the more likely a strong pullback will be. Choose coins with daily growth recorded up to +10%. And, in the case of a fall, the exit from minus will be much shorter than at minus 20-30%.
Wait for the right coin. If you have one or two hits on any day, and all of them will cause you reasonable doubts, then skip this day. This day will be followed by the next day, and if you make a stupid purchase, the loss of time will be measured in weeks.
Evaluate the volatility of the coin. A 10% rise in Bitcoin during the day is rare, 15% is almost unbelievable, and 40% is nearly impossible. Accordingly, if you're trying to catch +5%, then work with low-cap coins. Personally, we work for +2% per trade.