When it comes to EOS, most people are familiar with it, thanks to the founder BM, who not only launched STEEM but also created BTS. He is often compared to Ethereum's Vitalik Buterin and Bitcoin's Satoshi Nakamoto. These two successful cryptocurrency projects serve as strong fundamentals. Additionally, Li Xiaolai, a well-known figure in China's crypto space, has publicly supported Bitcoin. As a result, major media outlets have been promoting it without much critical thinking.
Today, all major platforms support EOS token mapping, but the news isn’t entirely positive — it’s not about buying. However, if you receive a trading signal, there may be a news-driven push that could accelerate the movement.
So, can you really hold EOS based on these messages? My answer is no. I've always believed in analyzing the K-line chart of EOS to determine whether it's a buy or sell opportunity. Even if BM or Li Xiaolai are big names, they are just a part of the broader market forces. The trend itself reflects the combined efforts of many players. With so many participants involved, the total force can either be positive, negative, or neutral. This leads to three basic types of price movements: upward, downward, and consolidation. Therefore, the trend captures all relevant information. If the news doesn't translate into actual price action, then it’s essentially meaningless.
Can news truly be used as a basis for trading? The answer is no. In the stock market, many investors rely on rumors — like hearing that a relative of a friend works at a company, which makes them think they have inside information. In China, millions of retail investors have fallen into this trap, leading to poor results. Most of them never actually get real insider news. This is due to the information asymmetry in the market. While internal news exists, it rarely reaches the average investor. Sometimes, good news becomes a cover for large-scale selling, while bad news is used to manipulate the market. Therefore, we shouldn't chase every piece of news. Instead, focus on the K-line chart — it's the most authentic and reliable source of truth.
In EOS trading, consider buying at the first and second yellow zones. These areas represent key levels where multiple trades occur over a few hours. After a daily divergence, a third yellow zone may appear. Don’t get distracted by the news behind EOS — instead, look at the final outcome of the news, which is reflected in the trend’s trading points. This approach can help you secure stable profits.
Currently, EOS is showing both a daily bullish and bearish trend. The structure is forming, but it's still incomplete. Remember, the structure is the emperor, and the indicator is the queen — they must work together. To invest in EOS, there are two essential conditions: First, the volume must show a sharp increase, significantly higher than before. Second, the MACD should continue to show a golden cross. Even after buying, use the death cross as a stop-loss point. To trigger a major weekly bull run, both conditions need to be met. Otherwise, it might just be a short-term consolidation or the second phase of a weekly pattern. If everything goes well, the breakout will eventually happen. So, stay alert and keep an eye on the market dynamics.
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