BIT Langlang · 2024-03-09 — PEPE Main-Leg Review: Why Picking the Right Leader Wasn't Enough — Divergence Stage, Re-Entry and Core Position
After judging the market as a winter with residual heat, the speaker compares WLD with OP and walks through PEPE stage by stage, from launch to minor divergence, major divergence and the final acceleration. He then candidly reviews how he picked the right leader yet traded it poorly by selling early and losing his core position, covering how to spot the strongest coin and re-enter after selling.
2024-03-09 · 48:38
- In a market winter, trade only the one or two coins or sectors still attracting focused money, and don't mistake isolated gains for a broad recovery.
- Early in a main leg, minor divergences allow repeated small-stop attempts near structure; after several waves, stop buying dips and wait for a right-side breakout once the major divergence consolidates.
- When a big wave, major divergence and an accelerating top have all appeared, take only a small bite of the last leg and don't keep trying to call the top.
- Manage the core trend position separately from short-term trial trades so that short-term losses never drag the core position out.
- When trimming ahead of an expected major divergence, define two re-entry conditions in advance: a pullback buy and a right-side breakout buy.
- 5:42 Market shifts to autumn-winter after the final push
- 10:28 Two winters, different residual heat
- 13:50 Comparing WLD with OP
- 19:10 PEPE launches from a daily box breakout
- 20:49 Repeated tries at minor divergences
- 25:40 Major divergence: switch to right-side entries
- 30:48 At the late top, take a bite and leave
- 34:18 Reflecting on early selling and the lost core position
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