I noticed an interesting phenomenon while watching the market - the price movement of AIA and COAI, two coins with a big pump, actually shows a very high similarity.

I flipped through the historical K-lines and found that their trajectories are almost overlapping: they all started from a low position, surged to around 20 times the high point, and even the mid-term pullback rhythm is surprisingly consistent. This regularity makes one ponder the underlying logic.

The COAI market was more exaggerated during that round. At that time, our team seized the volatility opportunity and operated four rounds of long and short conversions, ultimately achieving a profit of 480,000 USD from that trade. The specific path was: building a long position around 0.3 USD and taking profit at 1.2 USD; then immediately doing the opposite and shorting, capturing the entire swing quite well.

For this wave of AIA, the same trading framework was basically used. Build a long position at $1.5 and take profit at $3.8; then open a short position at $3.6 and close it at $2.2. Although this time I only made $50,000, the advantage lies in the precise control of the rhythm and the good control of the risk exposure.

Looking back, there are actually traces to follow for these highly volatile altcoins:

Be bold to enter the market when key levels are broken.
Set clear take-profit and stop-loss lines in advance.
Get out when you catch the main uptrend, don't expect to eat the whole fish.
Always observe reversal signals and change direction when necessary.

A more critical point - never concentrate your chips on a single target. Poor position management can wipe out even the most accurate judgments with a single mistake.

The biggest gain from these two operations is: understanding market structure is more important than frequent trading. Being able to transfer a mature model to different assets is what truly means mastering the methodology.