Token burns are the most overrated metric in crypto.
Every chain announces one, every community celebrates it, and almost nobody asks the right question: what does the burn actually do at equilibrium?
A fee burn is a closed loop. The tokens burned come out of fees users paid, which means the burn is funded by demand, not creating it. Removing supply while demand stays flat does not build value. It just redistributes the same value across fewer tokens, and markets price that in almost instantly...
Being right is not always enough 👀
A trader can expect $HYPE or $SOL to move higher and still lose the position if a sharp pullback arrives before the target, and that is the difficult part of trading fast markets.
The view may eventually prove correct after leverage has already forced an exit.
PERPS+ gives traders of ETH, HYPE, BTC, and SOL a way to account for that path before opening the perp.
With Limit My Loss, the trader chooses a protection level and duration when entering the positi...
Do you think we can run the same trade again on $LIT ?
Price is coming back to an interesting zone, and personally, I’d rather watch for the dip than chase a green candle. 😅
If the structure confirms, another breakout could be interesting to play.
But be careful, no FOMO. Let’s wait for confirmation before doing anything.
$LIT is definitely back on my watchlist.
Bref, we’re watching this one closely.
#trading
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