I have traded this TRADOOR coin quite a few times, and I’ve generally caught the right rhythm each time. My previous trading records should be able to prove this.

Initially, I relied on holding data combined with candlestick charts to make judgments. Later, I discovered an interesting pattern — even when the top 100 addresses reduce their holdings, the coin still rises. What does this indicate? The coin’s popularity no longer heavily depends on whale holdings to drive its price. Plus, this coin has a straightforward temperament — it rises when it wants to rise and falls when it wants to fall, without many tricks. Because of this, I often look for opportunities to make quick profits through short-term trading.

Looking at the recent trend, after a rapid surge, it has fallen back down, which now shows some signs of market divergence. This pattern is quite similar to the wave that pushed the price above $6 previously. From this perspective, it’s a good entry point — waiting for the whales’ subsequent price-raising actions. Take profit without setting strict limits in advance; instead, observe the candlestick trend and handle it flexibly. Stop-loss strategies will be added later.

Indeed, in such rapidly oscillating coins, the key is to understand the coin’s operational logic and the deeper meaning behind changes in holdings, rather than obsessively focusing on one or two indicators.