EIGEN performed remarkably well recently, achieving a strong rebound near the support level yesterday. From a weekly chart perspective, there is still considerable room for growth. Meanwhile, the MEME sector has recently cooled off, which precisely confirms an important trading logic—sector rotation.
Many people tend to chase high in hot sectors, often ending up holding positions at high prices. What is the correct approach? Proactively accumulate those low-priced altcoins that have potential for a rebound. EIGEN falls into this category of opportunities. After being carefully selected earlier, it helped many friends who missed out to successfully get on board.
Looking at the current market, the rotation rhythm is very clear—hot sectors take turns performing, and funds keep switching. Those who can grasp this rhythm are more likely to achieve stable profits in both short and medium term; otherwise, they can only follow the trend and chase highs, falling into a cycle of losses. Ultimately, trading still relies on professional judgment and systematic methods, not luck.
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RetroHodler91
· 01-09 15:10
Sector rotation theory has been heard too many times; the key is to have good judgment.
Those who chase and buy at high prices are inexperienced; accumulating at low levels is the real strategy.
EIGEN's recent rebound is indeed powerful; those who bought in the morning are all enjoying the gains.
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LiquidityWizard
· 01-09 04:20
The sector rotation theory has been heard so many times, but the key still lies in execution.
EIGEN indeed caught the right wave this time, but speaking of laying low at the bottom, it's easy to say but hard to do. Most people still can't resist the desire to chase highs.
The short-term dream of getting rich quickly is more tempting than systematic trading, and this is the reason why most people lose money.
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DancingCandles
· 01-06 15:47
Sector rotation is that simple, it all depends on your vision
I already said not to chase highs, but still a bunch of people are taking the bait
EIGEN definitely has potential, the key is whether it can hold up
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SandwichVictim
· 01-06 15:45
The concept of sector rotation has become so clichéd; the key is still having foresight.
EIGEN indeed didn't follow the trend this time, but honestly, how many people can really hit the right timing?
The most always are the latecomers who buy at high prices.
Talking about lurking at low positions is easy; sticking to it is the hard part.
It's another systematic methodology, sounds perfect, but few actually make money from it.
Clear rotation logic is clear, but who knows who will be next?
I agree not to chase highs, but the problem is how to know which is truly the low point.
I've heard this theory countless times, but in the end, it still comes down to luck.
EIGEN performed remarkably well recently, achieving a strong rebound near the support level yesterday. From a weekly chart perspective, there is still considerable room for growth. Meanwhile, the MEME sector has recently cooled off, which precisely confirms an important trading logic—sector rotation.
Many people tend to chase high in hot sectors, often ending up holding positions at high prices. What is the correct approach? Proactively accumulate those low-priced altcoins that have potential for a rebound. EIGEN falls into this category of opportunities. After being carefully selected earlier, it helped many friends who missed out to successfully get on board.
Looking at the current market, the rotation rhythm is very clear—hot sectors take turns performing, and funds keep switching. Those who can grasp this rhythm are more likely to achieve stable profits in both short and medium term; otherwise, they can only follow the trend and chase highs, falling into a cycle of losses. Ultimately, trading still relies on professional judgment and systematic methods, not luck.