K-line Six Classic Mnemonics

1. Three bearish candles do not break the positive, the bulls are in control. The market moves within an upward channel, first a large volume bullish candle appears, followed by three retracement bearish candles, but they do not break the previous low of the bullish candles.
What does this indicate? The main force is locking in positions, chips are stable, and it's just a shakeout. Once volume appears, the price will directly take off.

2. One bullish candle engulfs three bearish candles, the bulls have launched a counterattack. Continuous pullbacks cause retail investors' sentiment to collapse, but suddenly a large bullish candle completely engulfs the previous three bearish candles. This is not a rebound; it’s the bulls sounding the attack horn, and funds are starting to reassemble.

3. Double limit-up confrontation, a monster coin is born. Limit-up + limit-up, the sentiment is immediately ignited. This structure is extremely violent in the crypto circle, often not the end but the starting point of the main upward wave. Missing it means only chasing high and watching the show.

4. Long bearish candle smashing down + long bullish candle recovering, violent shakeout. First, a panic-inducing long bearish candle clears out the weak hands, then a more aggressive long bullish candle directly recovers the ground. This is not market sentiment; it’s the main force’s attitude: I want all the chips, the door is welded shut.

5. Golden needle bottoming + Morning star, bottom reversal signal. A long lower shadow or doji appears at the end of a decline, and the next day a large volume bullish candle appears. Indicates that the bears are exhausted, the bulls are taking over, a typical emotional reversal point, worth close attention.

6. Two bullish candles sandwiching one bearish candle, breaking through previous shakeout. One bullish rally → one bearish retracement → another bullish surge. This is the most common “false retracement, true attack” in the crypto circle, where the main force clears floating chips through震仓 (shakeout), then directly breaks through key resistance levels.