Required Conditions:
The price has dropped by 50% from its peak (preferably in the range of 70-80%), and the chart moves sideways for a certain period. A sideways chart is a sign that Market Makers (MM) are accumulating tokens. It's preferable to choose coins with market capitalizations ranging from $50-70 million because these smaller caps are easier for MM to push up. For example, a coin like OP has dropped over 80% in price and has had a sideways chart for some time.
The project is still active.
Few people are paying attention to it.
To find an appropriate entry point for a coin, you can analyze its tokenomics. For instance, if CTK had a private sale price of $1.9 and its current price is $0.8, this might be a favorable zone because at this price, MM hasn't been able to offload their holdings due to the price significant difference compared to the private sale price (Note: This is just an example and not investment advice. You can apply this tip to other coins).
Diversify your investments rather than buying at a single point.
Sufficient Conditions:
Check if any significant funds on Telegram, companies, or conglomerates have invested in the coin. Look for influential backers. For example, Sol has Sam Bankman-Fried (SAM BANKMAN-FRIED) behind it, and with an influential figure like CZ, there's a greater likelihood of price surges. CZ has more influence than Sam in this context.
Prioritize coins or tokens with backing from both:
Established whales and venture capitalists who have suffered losses.
New whales enter the market with significant investments.
Buying Timing:
Avoid buying during periods of token inflation.
Ensure that the general market is trending upward (never go against the market trend).
Please note that cryptocurrency investments carry risks, and it's essential to conduct thorough research and exercise caution when investing.