#密码资产动态追踪 Once you miss the bottom-fishing opportunity, it’s hard to get another chance. You must recognize these 5 types of candlestick patterns!

📈The bullish candlestick patterns indicating bottom reversal

**1. Hammer**
Long lower shadow, very small real body — this is the classic hammer. Simply put, it means the bears have pushed the price down to the limit, and the buying pressure below is holding firm. When such a candlestick appears at the end of a downtrend, the probability of a rebound is quite high.

**2. Inverted Hammer**
The opposite of the hammer, with a long and thin upper shadow and a real body at the bottom. At first glance, it looks like the bulls have been pushed down, but don’t rush to bearish conclusions — the longer the upper shadow, the stronger the bulls’ upward attack desire. If the next day opens higher and continues upward, then there’s real potential.

**3. Bullish Engulfing**
A bearish candle 📈 + a bullish candle 📈, with the bullish candle completely engulfing the previous bearish one. When this pattern appears, the gap between bulls and bears widens instantly, indicating that the bulls have fully taken control of the market. This is one of the few high-confidence bullish signals.

**4. Piercing Line**
A large bullish candle appearing after a significant decline, opening lower and closing higher, eventually surpassing the previous bearish candle’s close. This move demonstrates strong bullish control, and a trend reversal is imminent.

**5. Morning Star**
A three-candle pattern telling a story: first a long bearish candle indicating fierce selling, then a small candle (either bullish or bearish) showing a shift in momentum, followed by a long bullish candle like the sunrise. Confirmation requires the close to break through the midpoint of the first long bearish candle.

$BTC $ETH $BNB These patterns are quite common; observing the market multiple times will help you gradually understand the nuances.