Regarding PEPE's recent trend, I have organized a clear trading strategy to share with everyone.
**High-level Short Selling Phase**: After a big fluctuation and consolidation, rebounds often lead to a new round of decline. Consider shorting opportunities when in the upper range.
**Mid-term Trend Confirmation**: Once a downtrend is established, the key is to observe the change in volume. If there is no follow-through with increased volume, continue holding short positions. If a slight pullback occurs with decreasing volume but the trend line is not broken, there's no need to rush to close the position. Only a volume breakout through the trend line signals it’s time to stop loss and exit.
**Bottom Buying Point Exploration**: This part is the most interesting. If the bottom suddenly experiences a volume spike downward, it indicates there may still be room, and shorting is fine. But if volume continues for 3 consecutive candles, it suggests that funds are entering heavily, and at this point, you need to switch strategies flexibly and consider going long.
**Second Bottom Opportunity**: If the bottom range experiences another pullback, consolidation, or even a new low, this is a good position to go long. Don’t rush to fully load your position all at once; wait for a volume explosion on one candle before adding. During the process of evolving from a sharp decline to a moderate decline and then to small fluctuations, the bullish opportunities will become increasingly clear.
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TokenDustCollector
· 8h ago
Wait a minute, this theory sounds good, but I still think the discussion about trading volume is too absolute...
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GasWaster
· 8h ago
nah mate, tracking pepe candles like i track gwei spikes... except one actually matters for my portfolio lol. been there with the "3 candle volume explosion = flip to long" theory, watched my failed txs pile up waiting for THE dip. anyway this grid pattern stuff checks out if you're not gonna get rekt by bridge fees migrating in/out 💀
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SchrodingerWallet
· 8h ago
Hmm... This theory sounds good, but I think the discussion about volume is still too idealized. In actual trading, where are such clear signals?
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FlashLoanPrince
· 9h ago
This approach indeed has some substance. I agree with the logic of combining volume with trend lines, especially the detailed setting of the switch point for those three bars.
Regarding PEPE's recent trend, I have organized a clear trading strategy to share with everyone.
**High-level Short Selling Phase**: After a big fluctuation and consolidation, rebounds often lead to a new round of decline. Consider shorting opportunities when in the upper range.
**Mid-term Trend Confirmation**: Once a downtrend is established, the key is to observe the change in volume. If there is no follow-through with increased volume, continue holding short positions. If a slight pullback occurs with decreasing volume but the trend line is not broken, there's no need to rush to close the position. Only a volume breakout through the trend line signals it’s time to stop loss and exit.
**Bottom Buying Point Exploration**: This part is the most interesting. If the bottom suddenly experiences a volume spike downward, it indicates there may still be room, and shorting is fine. But if volume continues for 3 consecutive candles, it suggests that funds are entering heavily, and at this point, you need to switch strategies flexibly and consider going long.
**Second Bottom Opportunity**: If the bottom range experiences another pullback, consolidation, or even a new low, this is a good position to go long. Don’t rush to fully load your position all at once; wait for a volume explosion on one candle before adding. During the process of evolving from a sharp decline to a moderate decline and then to small fluctuations, the bullish opportunities will become increasingly clear.