#pi The indicators for this coin are no longer useful, trading volume is sluggish, market sentiment is low, and the indicators have lost their reference value.
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TheThreeOfUs
· 01-11 02:51
Mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum can be viewed on 5-minute short-term charts. For something like Pi, with a daily trading volume of around 100,000, you're looking at 5-minute indicators and still using them to argue?
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TheThreeOfUs
· 01-11 02:46
Let's have a normal discussion without blowing things out of proportion or criticizing unnecessarily. Indicator parameters are just for reference and are subjective. As long as mainstream coins perform well, that's enough to face the sea and enjoy the spring blossoms. For coins like Pi that haven't yet escaped centralization, haven't undergone deflation or inflation, it's hard to analyze on weekly, monthly, or even yearly charts. You just mentioned a main upward wave, is that the 30-minute to 4-hour primary upward wave? One cycle of 30 minutes has passed, or are you just doing ultra-short-term rolling positions? For coins with high trading volume, it's enough to be able to see clearly. I said Pi has low trading volume, and the indicator itself is just for reference. It no longer has much reference value now. Are you coming here to criticize just because you want to be the legendary "really bad"?
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星星火燎原
· 01-11 02:35
The lowest point sees the land price
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WallStreetTrendResearch
· 01-11 02:24
My mentor
taught me to only focus on the main upward trend of the market, only eating the fish body.
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TheThreeOfUs
· 01-11 02:18
It seems your teacher didn't teach you that the longer the cycle, the more it has reference value, and the higher the trading volume turnover rate, the more it has reference value. You should focus more on BTC and ETH, and less on altcoins, because shorter cycles have more uncertainty, especially with coins that lack trading volume. That's the principle.
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TheThreeOfUs
· 01-11 02:15
Hehe
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WallStreetTrendResearch
· 01-11 02:07
If you can't catch the prey, you say the gun is not good—that's the same logic.
#pi The indicators for this coin are no longer useful, trading volume is sluggish, market sentiment is low, and the indicators have lost their reference value.