In secondary trading, how do I choose coins:

- Can't be too old. It is not bad to cross multiple bull and bear coins, but after too long, the chip structure becomes stiff, and the interests behind it are intricate. There are too many factors for traders to judge, and the value for money is not enough.

- Can't be too new. The time is too short to see the traces of the banker's operation, and it is impossible to judge whether it is a strong village or a big cut/small cut behind it, unless it is
Inscription such a new track. Give the new coin some time to develop/observe.

- The price is right. To judge whether the price is appropriate, cognition is the mainstay, supplemented by technical analysis. Obtain information from multiple disc tests.

- Narrative/Track. The reference factor is not the most important.

-Whipsaw. One of the core factors, stand in the corner of the village to see if the plate is clean!

- Focus on reviewing the operation/operation traces before and after the first pull. At the heart of the word: "operations".