Over the years, the question I hear most often is — "Uncle Nan, which coin will skyrocket?"

But honestly, when trading spot, relying on luck only gets you rich once, but rhythm keeps you alive long-term.

When I pick coins, I never listen to who's calling the shots, and I never chase trends. What I rely on is structure, capital flow, and sentiment.

First, I look at price structure — are there signs of stabilization?

When the market is chaotic, I don't chase bounces or guess bottoms. I just watch the trend. Only coins that hold at key support levels, have narrowing consolidation ranges, and show moving averages turning upward are worth entering.

While others chase ceilings, I guard the foundation. Slow, but steady.

Second, I look at capital flow — is volume continuously expanding?

Volume is the signal. No matter how good a coin's price action looks, it's useless if no one's taking the bait. I observe trading volume over consecutive days. Once I spot volume expansion without price collapse, it means someone is quietly accumulating.

That moment is the signal to position.

Third, I look at sentiment — the colder a coin is, the easier it takes off.

When the whole network is hyping one coin, I'm already hunting for the next project nobody's talking about. Enter when sentiment is coldest, exit when hype is hottest — that's the rhythm of spot trading.