When the call is already over
By the time you see it, the move happened.
By the time you see it, it happened. A call spreads in minutes. The move it describes is usually already on the chart. You are reading old news.
Look left of the call. Find the candle where the post went out. If the run is before it, the call was the exit. If after, you are still late.
Chasing buys the top. Buying a green chart because a post said so is the most common way beginners lose. Attention peaks, then fades.
Missing a trade costs nothing. Chasing one costs SOL. There is a new coin every minute. Let this one go.
The 30-second check. How much did it run before the post?. Is volume rising or fading now?. Who is selling into the green candles?. Would you buy at this price with no post?
Quick check.
One more.
Is the move already over? A practice coin with a call you found through a repost. Buy, skip, or sell in time.
When the call is already over · 3 min
By the time you see it, it happened.
A call spreads in minutes. The move it describes is usually already on the chart. You are reading old news.
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A call travels in waves: the caller's close group, then followers, then reposts and group chats. Each wave buys from the one before. If you found the call through a repost or a friend, you are usually in the last wave, and the last wave pays for everyone else.