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

But honestly, with spot trading, luck only wins you once, but rhythm keeps you alive.

When I pick coins, I never look at who's calling it, and I don't chase hype. What I rely on is structure, capital flow, and sentiment.

First, I look at trend structure—is there any sign of stabilization?

When the market is chaotic, I don't chase bounces or guess bottoms. I only watch the trend. Only coins that stabilize at key support levels, shrink their consolidation range, and whose moving averages start to turn are worth entering.

While others chase the ceiling, I hold 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 trend is, it's useless if no one takes the position.

I observe consecutive days of trading volume. Once I spot volume expansion without the price being smashed down, it means someone is quietly accumulating.

That moment is the signal to build a position.

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

When the whole network is hyping one coin, I'm already looking for the next project no one mentions.

Enter when sentiment is coldest, exit when hype is hottest—that's the rhythm of spot trading.