Crypto Skills Technology | Skillful Use of TD for Chasing Highs in a Bull Market

Let's first review our last live broadcast. Two days ago, I asked everyone to closely follow UNI. Did anyone follow up? If you did, you really struck gold.

Actually, I've always maintained one view: many times, buying at the top is essentially buying at the bottom. Why do I say this? Today's highs can very well become tomorrow's lows. If a coin can't even break a key high, it won't attract market attention, no new money will enter, and it'll just stay stagnant. Only coins that truly enter an uptrend are worth buying on the way up. So how do you judge if a coin is really breaking out? The core signal is breaking the previous high. So buying strength isn't a bad thing; as venture investors, we buy strength to earn higher future returns. The key is how to buy, not to jump in blindly.

Let's take UNI as an example. How do you buy strength rationally? Follow this logic. Looking at UNI's chart, what's your first impression? Does it feel like the price is already high and you don’t dare to buy? But what I see is the trend "backing up" and waiting for people to board. So, at which “station” should we get on? There’s a trick. The most important tool is the TD Sequential indicator. Let’s bring up TD Sequential together.