#BinanceABCs Many traders ask me where the bottom is for altcoins. To be honest, I can't provide a universal answer.

I mainly trade contract swing positions, but I do have a method for spot trading to share — look back at the price near the market black swan event on October 11, then add about 10% upward movement. These levels are worth paying attention to.

Here are some specific examples: ENA dropped to around 0.1313 that day, DOGE fell to about 0.095, ADA was around 0.27, and LINK was approximately 7.9. Within a 10% range above these prices, it's generally worth trying to catch a rebound.

Why do I think this way? It's simple — on that day, the market couldn't properly support prices, and all the dips were irrationally priced due to panic. These extreme points often reflect the coin's relatively true valuation. Keep an eye on key levels; the opportunity is there.

But there's a reality — whales may not let these coins return to those levels. So instead of stubbornly holding onto a single point, it's better to prepare plans around key levels.

As for coins that have already fallen below the October 11 levels? My advice is: don't buy the dip. That's not catching the bottom; that's jumping into a fire pit.