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The only thing between you and getting rich is correctly predicting a sequence of numbers in the lottery. Don't know why you guys make it so hard on yourself trying to trade. Simple works best

Stop relying on supporting indicators for 'signals' and focus on RAW price action. This IS the leading indicator. Break it down into SIMPLE terms. Figure out what it's TRYING to do. Not what you WANT it to do

Instead of complaining about platforms with thousands of bundled rugs. Maybe just stop using them? Not that hard is it really...

People will keep their entire stack on a platform trading spot or in stables earning yield because it's considered 'safe' and say that using leverage is 'dangerous'

Where are the next bear market lows for BTC

We're living in a time where 65-100k marketcap shitters 'graduating' is considered a success. No wonder most altcoins are having a hard time. There are people celebrating microcap moves from 20-60k like it's a huge win. The space has gone backwards. Giant L overall

$BTC a few hours away from printing a bullish engulfing on the daily

I'm going to drop some tips that keep me out of bad trades, but first, I want to address this "I nailed the top or bottom" b/s
Firstly
Tops never really look like the top in the moment when they're happening
Secondly
Bottoms never really look like the bottom in the moment when they're happening
So why make it hard on yourself by obsessing over catching either side?
Just so you can be 'right' on socials for a few likes?
So you can tell others I told you so?
If it were that easy, then we would all be catching tops and bottoms consistently and all be rich, right?
"Avoid the chop, go outside and t

Yesterday's bears will be next week's bulls

Interns jumping on the China bans crypto train without doing research first...

The biggest mistakes usually happen in the waiting
Jumped the gun on your entry?
-immediate pressure on your position
-price reaches your original entry point
-you cut out of fear
-fail to re-enter where you planned
Jumped the gun on your exit?
-watched green PnL, started to panic when the price moved sideways, exited
-watched red PnL, started to panic when the price moved against you, exited
-both went on to hit your original target
Once you break it down, the root cause isn't just patience
-it's sizing too large
-it's trading your PnL
Even though PnL screenshots are everywhere and seem cool