In the cryptocurrency field, there are some trading strategies mentioned by certain investors; however, these strategies do not possess absolute certainty and reliability.

Firstly, there is a viewpoint that suggests a correlation between the duration of a sideways market and the subsequent price increase, meaning the longer the sideways period, the higher the potential price increase that may follow.

Secondly, when the cryptocurrency price is in a sideways fluctuation state, it is often seen as a sign of bottom accumulation. If a significant amount of accumulation occurs during the sideways period, it is typically interpreted as indicating that the manipulators have higher expectations and intentions. During the sideways process, if a sudden drop occurs, it is usually relatively small, and there is a high probability that a price increase will follow; conversely, if a sudden increase occurs, the rise is generally limited, and a pullback often follows after the increase. In the early potential accumulation phase of a sideways market and in the later strong accumulation phase, it often manifests as wash trading, characterized by repeated price fluctuations. Although this method seems simple and direct, it is difficult to control accurately in the actual market.

Thirdly, if the cryptocurrency price does not create a new low, it is often believed that major funds are entering the market to continue accumulating chips, indicating that the market may be about to hit bottom and rebound; however, if it fails to create a new high, it may suggest that the market maker is quietly unloading, potentially leading to adverse changes in the market.

Fourthly, when trading volume shrinks to a negligible state, if it is at a relatively low level, it is expected that a significant increase may be forthcoming; if at a relatively high level, it may indicate an impending significant drop. When trading volume is at a negligible state, market participants tend to be in a wait-and-see mode, with extremely low trading activity. Either investors hold chips waiting for an increase, or the market makers have cleared their chips awaiting a price drop.

Fifthly, when the cryptocurrency price rises to a temporary peak and experiences a slight drop before rising again, or falls to a bottom and rebounds before falling again and testing the bottom before rising, the former may indicate that the market maker is handling the remaining unsold chips, while the latter may suggest that the market maker is re-collecting chips that have become loose due to bottom oscillation.