RSI Analysis for Strategic Crypto Buying/Selling
📌 The Relative Strength Index (RSI) on a weekly chart is the focus for identifying major market tops and bottoms, not for day trading.
📉 A weekly RSI below 30 signals oversold conditions, historically marking excellent long-term buying zones (e.g., BTC at $200 in 2015, $6,000 in 2018, $22,000 in 2022).
📈 An RSI above 70 indicates overbought conditions, ideal for taking profits.
⚠️ Currently, Bitcoin's weekly RSI is near 32 coming from above, indicating weakness and high risk; the preferred entry is waiting for it to decisively drop below 30 and then recover above it.

Ethereum (ETH) and Altcoin RSI Insights
📌 Ethereum's RSI below 30 (e.g., $1,500 in April 2024) has also marked absolute bottoms historically, unlike Bitcoin's current position near 32 coming down.
🛑 ETH at its current RSI level (around 38) has frequently preceded further drops; buying ETH aggressively only occurs if the RSI drops below 30 or if the price falls below $2,000.
📊 For the broader altcoin market, using the Total 2 market cap vs. Bitcoin chart is better than individual coins; an RSI of 25 on this chart historically signals a reliable bounce.

High-Risk Shorting Strategy for Current Market Conditions
💰 The current most profitable strategy involves combining farming airdrops on perpetual exchanges with shorting altcoins exhibiting price anomalies.
📉 The shorting strategy targets altcoins that have seen the largest price surge in the last 24 hours (e.g., 60% or 100%+), assuming these spikes are artificial manipulations lacking real demand.
🚫 Key filtering criteria for shorting include: low trading volume (under \$2-3 million daily), avoiding coins with multiple consecutive manipulated rallies, and checking Twitter sentiment (discarding coins heavily hyped by influencers).
🛑 Funding rates above +0.5% also suggest high saturation, making the trade riskier as market makers may sweep existing shorts.

Risk Management and Execution Discipline
🛑 This shorting strategy carries extremely high risk and is not recommended for everyone; discipline is paramount.
💵 Risk is limited by setting a maximum loss of 1-2% of total capital per trade (not leverage amount) and maintaining a risk/reward ratio of at least 1:1.5 or 1:2.
⚙️ Use Limit Orders instead of Stop Limit orders to avoid slippage during rapid market moves, even though limit orders might not execute immediately.

Key Points & Insights
➡️ Long-term buying conviction for BTC should be maintained if the price hits $70,000 OR if the weekly RSI drops below 30 and recovers.
➡️ Do not buy the current dip (RSI at 32 approaching 30 from above for BTC) as it suggests weakness; wait for confirmed exhaustion below 30.
➡️ The shorting strategy generates immediate income to increase exchange trading volume (benefiting future airdrop claims) while waiting for long-term structural low entries.
➡️ Discipline over emotion dictates success: define maximum loss (Stop Loss) *before* entering any trade, and accept losses as the cost of business.

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