Trading ultimately comes down to following the flow. You need to clearly see which is stronger, the long positions or the short positions, and where the coin is flowing, and the price will naturally follow that direction.

When short positions are being liquidated, long positions slowly accumulate, and at this time, just buying a little will let you see the price rebound. The reverse is also true—when long positions are about to sell off, as soon as short positions exert force, the price begins to decline. There's nothing mysterious about it; it's just that funds are looking for the path of least resistance.

The difference between investment and speculation is right here. The ones who truly make money are those who decisively switch sides after exhausting all resources on one side. Price movements flow like water, moving towards areas of abundant liquidity. Rather than making random predictions, it's better to go with the flow. In the face of the overall trend, one can achieve twice the result with half the effort.