Want to select truly strong coins through technical analysis? Focus on these key points:

First, look at volume — during the initial phase, volume gradually increases; during the accumulation phase, volume shrinks significantly; a surge in volume at high levels with stagnation signals an exit point.
The longer the consolidation, the stronger the breakout potential. Long-term sideways movement that breaks out often exceeds expectations.
High-quality coins do not experience violent surges; instead, they steadily rise with small upward and downward movements, consistently staying above the 5-day moving average. This type of trend has the strongest momentum.
Don’t wait until it becomes a hot topic to chase the rally; data shows that chasing high at the top has a very low success rate and often results in catching the bag.
A strong coin must have a clear breakout: volume breakout from box, platform, or triangle patterns signals the start of a new trend.
Volume increase during upward movement and shrinking volume during decline are typical signs of main players accumulating and shaking out weak hands; the larger the volume during decline, the more likely it is distribution.
In an uptrend, focus on two points: higher highs and gradually rising lows. Only when these conditions are met does it have tracking value.
Major coins often experience a healthy retracement of 30%-50%. After stabilization, they often enter the second wave of main rally.
True leaders continuously hit new highs. Once the trend is established, new highs keep coming after previous ones.
Breakouts from cup-and-handle, flag, ascending triangle, and other continuation patterns are the most reliable entry points once volume surges.