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Good evening. Today I would like to share a few things about crypto trading which I have learned over the years and I thought might be useful to a lot of you as well. Obviously I myself am not very good at implementing all those and at the same time I should also clarify that I am not trying to give any financial advice. I am really trying to share some of the things that I thought were important to look at while deciding which coin should be investing. I had to scroll through YouTube and read some crypto articles here and there to find these. Nonetheless, I should not waste any more time and get straight to it.

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First of all, we can check how many addresses are active daily or over a certain amount of time. If the number of active addresses on the subsequent chain of crypto that you want to buy is gradually increasing while the price is increasing, then you can determine that this particular coin is on a genuine uptrend. Otherwise, if the address number remains stagnant but the values are going high then there must be a whale manipulation. If prices fall but the addresses rise then that is a good opportunity to buy. 

Then we could look at stablecoins. It is simply the matter of stablecoins that is flowing in the market. It gives a very clear view of liquidity dynamics. Because anyone who is trying to buy crypto is obviously going to touch stablecoin at one point of his trade. So the flow of cereal coin will tell you how much of the market is trending in which way a rising silver coin supply is often resonated with increased capital injection. As it would basically mean more people are buying stable coins and these people obviously want to buy crypto with those table coins so that particular scenario will be bullish.

Then we can also research how many people holding on to this particular corn you want to buy are actually in profit. Because the more people are already in profit, the more the coin is overvalued. When a strong majority are in profit then you can easily say that the coin is overvalued and at least a majority of these people will try to sell their positions and cash in the profit. So the market will be looking towards a bearish movement at that particular point. But if the script was flipped upside down and most people were in their losses then you could say that it is a good time to buy because already you're ahead of most people in that bracket.

These are some of the things that I thought were important to look at while investing into crypto. Although these are not the best proven methods because I haven't tested them out entirely yet. Apart from only a couple of scenarios. I thought I should share these and maybe some of you could share some of your ideas as well.

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