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RONINUSDT – LONG Swing trade 👍
Entry: 0.051 - 0.052
Targets: 🎯
**0.058
0.06
0.063
0.075**
Stop-loss: 0.044
$RONIN
Entry: 0.051 - 0.052
Targets: 🎯
**0.058
0.06
0.063
0.075**
Stop-loss: 0.044
$RONIN
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💴 You opened a position and immediately went negative. Why?
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Entry fee.
Let's calculate. Deposit $1,000, leverage 10x, position $10,000.
Taker fee on entry: $5. Fee on exit: another $5. Spread you crossed with a market order: $1. Slippage on execution: $2. Funding if you hold the position for a day: $3.
Total $16 for one trade. That's 1.6% of the deposit burned before the market made a single move.
✍️ Now multiply. Twenty trades a month, which is modest for a beginner, equals $320. A third of the deposit went to the exchange.
Using a limit order instead of a market order eliminates two expense items immediately.
Maker fees are lower than taker fees, and on some exchanges, they are negative, meaning you get paid. Spread and slippage disappear at the same time because you set the price.
A referral discount on fees reduces the rate by another 10-20%. It always works and is applied once.
🤝 Check funding before entering, not after. If the rate is 0.05% and you plan to hold the position for three days, you will pay 4.5% of the position volume. Sometimes it's cheaper not to enter.
And most importantly. Every extra trade costs you money even if it ends at zero. Ten precise entries a month are more profitable than forty average ones.
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Entry fee.
Let's calculate. Deposit $1,000, leverage 10x, position $10,000.
Taker fee on entry: $5. Fee on exit: another $5. Spread you crossed with a market order: $1. Slippage on execution: $2. Funding if you hold the position for a day: $3.
Total $16 for one trade. That's 1.6% of the deposit burned before the market made a single move.
✍️ Now multiply. Twenty trades a month, which is modest for a beginner, equals $320. A third of the deposit went to the exchange.
Using a limit order instead of a market order eliminates two expense items immediately.
Maker fees are lower than taker fees, and on some exchanges, they are negative, meaning you get paid. Spread and slippage disappear at the same time because you set the price.
A referral discount on fees reduces the rate by another 10-20%. It always works and is applied once.
🤝 Check funding before entering, not after. If the rate is 0.05% and you plan to hold the position for three days, you will pay 4.5% of the position volume. Sometimes it's cheaper not to enter.
And most importantly. Every extra trade costs you money even if it ends at zero. Ten precise entries a month are more profitable than forty average ones.
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Three things to check in the order book and metrics before entering an altcoin.
🤝 First.
Open interest is rising, but the price is stagnant. Traders are opening leveraged positions, but no one is pushing the price anywhere. Someone is accumulating volume without moving the chart. A flat price combined with rising OI almost always discharges in one sharp move. Check OI on the exchange with the highest volume for the pair, not on an aggregator; aggregate numbers blur where the position is being loaded first.
✍️ Second.
Volume spikes, but the order book remains thin. A thin order book absorbs nothing. A single market order moves the price by 10 percent in either direction. Volume that outpaces order book depth is not about stability; it is preparation. Open the depth chart before you set your position size, not after the volume has already spiked.
🧑🔬 Third.
Correlation with Bitcoin breaks down. The token starts trading on its own news. It stops following Bitcoin's candles and starts drawing its own. A correlation breakdown usually happens before a rally, not after. Compare the 30-day and 7-day correlation; the gap between them shows exactly when the shift occurred.
One order of checks: OI, order book depth, correlation.
💴 Skip any of the three, and you will enter where someone else has already built a position ahead of you.
🤝 First.
Open interest is rising, but the price is stagnant. Traders are opening leveraged positions, but no one is pushing the price anywhere. Someone is accumulating volume without moving the chart. A flat price combined with rising OI almost always discharges in one sharp move. Check OI on the exchange with the highest volume for the pair, not on an aggregator; aggregate numbers blur where the position is being loaded first.
✍️ Second.
Volume spikes, but the order book remains thin. A thin order book absorbs nothing. A single market order moves the price by 10 percent in either direction. Volume that outpaces order book depth is not about stability; it is preparation. Open the depth chart before you set your position size, not after the volume has already spiked.
🧑🔬 Third.
Correlation with Bitcoin breaks down. The token starts trading on its own news. It stops following Bitcoin's candles and starts drawing its own. A correlation breakdown usually happens before a rally, not after. Compare the 30-day and 7-day correlation; the gap between them shows exactly when the shift occurred.
One order of checks: OI, order book depth, correlation.
💴 Skip any of the three, and you will enter where someone else has already built a position ahead of you.
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👍 Bald werden selbst Millionäre sich 1 BTC nicht mehr leisten können.
Heute keine Marktübersicht – die Situation bleibt wie gestern. Also ein bisschen Mathematik.
Bis heute wurden 20,07 Millionen BTC abgebaut – 95,6% des gesamten Angebots. Es bleiben nur noch 4,4% übrig, die abgebaut werden können, und das dauert weiter bis 2140.
Aber die tatsächliche Menge an BTC im Umlauf ist noch geringer:
16,7% der Coins gelten für immer als verloren + 5,2% liegen in den Wallets von Satoshi = ungefähr 22% des Angebots können effektiv abgeschrieben werden. Rund 75% aller BTC sind tatsächlich verfügbar.
Und das verfügbare Angebot wird weiter sinken: Schauen Sie sich an, wie viele BTC große Unternehmen und Fonds aufkaufen, und außerdem: Ein Teil geht verloren oder wird verbrannt.
Und schließlich der interessanteste Teil – ein Vergleich mit M2 (der weltweiten Geldmenge), die ständig wächst: So funktionieren Wirtschaft und Inflation, es gibt immer mehr Geld auf der Welt.
Der Rest ist einfach: Die BTC-Ausgabe ist begrenzt, die Geldmenge wächst → ein Teil davon fließt in Bitcoin → der Preis steigt. Ohne Zyklen, Bullenmärkte oder andere Faktoren. Nur Mathe.
Und eines Tages wird es einen Moment geben, in dem selbst 1 Million Dollar nicht mehr ausreicht, um 1 BTC zu kaufen. Für manche klingt das wie ein Märchen, aber als BTC 100$ wert war, schien auch ein Preis von 100k$ wie ein Märchen.
Heute keine Marktübersicht – die Situation bleibt wie gestern. Also ein bisschen Mathematik.
Bis heute wurden 20,07 Millionen BTC abgebaut – 95,6% des gesamten Angebots. Es bleiben nur noch 4,4% übrig, die abgebaut werden können, und das dauert weiter bis 2140.
Aber die tatsächliche Menge an BTC im Umlauf ist noch geringer:
16,7% der Coins gelten für immer als verloren + 5,2% liegen in den Wallets von Satoshi = ungefähr 22% des Angebots können effektiv abgeschrieben werden. Rund 75% aller BTC sind tatsächlich verfügbar.
Und das verfügbare Angebot wird weiter sinken: Schauen Sie sich an, wie viele BTC große Unternehmen und Fonds aufkaufen, und außerdem: Ein Teil geht verloren oder wird verbrannt.
Und schließlich der interessanteste Teil – ein Vergleich mit M2 (der weltweiten Geldmenge), die ständig wächst: So funktionieren Wirtschaft und Inflation, es gibt immer mehr Geld auf der Welt.
Der Rest ist einfach: Die BTC-Ausgabe ist begrenzt, die Geldmenge wächst → ein Teil davon fließt in Bitcoin → der Preis steigt. Ohne Zyklen, Bullenmärkte oder andere Faktoren. Nur Mathe.
Und eines Tages wird es einen Moment geben, in dem selbst 1 Million Dollar nicht mehr ausreicht, um 1 BTC zu kaufen. Für manche klingt das wie ein Märchen, aber als BTC 100$ wert war, schien auch ein Preis von 100k$ wie ein Märchen.
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The chart shows the past, the order book shows intent, but the tape — the fact!
🤝 Today I will tell you about three things visible in the order book before the candle is drawn.
• Fake Wall.
A large order standing 3-4 ticks away from the current price and looking impenetrable. The price approaches, the order disappears. It was never intended to be executed. It was placed so you would see resistance and close early. A wall that moves with the price is always fake. A real large buyer does not advertise themselves.
• Iceberg.
The opposite situation. A modest volume hangs in the order book, it gets hit, and a second later it appears again. And again. Behind the thin order stands a buyer accumulating a large position and not wanting you to see it. The level where the iceberg holds the price for several minutes works better than any drawn level.
• Tape.
Here it is impossible to lie. The order book is orders that can be cancelled at any moment. The tape is prints of already executed trades. If there is a sell wall in the order book, but the tape is full of market buys, the wall will be eaten.
Before entering, do not look at the candle shape, but at who is more aggressive. A series of large buys on the ask says more than a green body on the chart. If volumes in the tape fade out, but the price is still crawling up, the move is ending.
✍️ The order book is created to understand which levels on the chart are real and which were shown to you.
🤝 Today I will tell you about three things visible in the order book before the candle is drawn.
• Fake Wall.
A large order standing 3-4 ticks away from the current price and looking impenetrable. The price approaches, the order disappears. It was never intended to be executed. It was placed so you would see resistance and close early. A wall that moves with the price is always fake. A real large buyer does not advertise themselves.
• Iceberg.
The opposite situation. A modest volume hangs in the order book, it gets hit, and a second later it appears again. And again. Behind the thin order stands a buyer accumulating a large position and not wanting you to see it. The level where the iceberg holds the price for several minutes works better than any drawn level.
• Tape.
Here it is impossible to lie. The order book is orders that can be cancelled at any moment. The tape is prints of already executed trades. If there is a sell wall in the order book, but the tape is full of market buys, the wall will be eaten.
Before entering, do not look at the candle shape, but at who is more aggressive. A series of large buys on the ask says more than a green body on the chart. If volumes in the tape fade out, but the price is still crawling up, the move is ending.
✍️ The order book is created to understand which levels on the chart are real and which were shown to you.
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👀 My BTC Outlook for the Next 2–3 Months
In July, we came close but ultimately failed to reclaim June’s high ($67.3k).
It would make sense to absorb that liquidity first, and only then move lower
(This isn’t a certainty, but it’s entirely possible).
It would also be good to test the 21-Week EMA again
$58k isn’t the bottom!
The final wave of this bear market’s decline is still ahead
$BTC
In July, we came close but ultimately failed to reclaim June’s high ($67.3k).
It would make sense to absorb that liquidity first, and only then move lower
(This isn’t a certainty, but it’s entirely possible).
It would also be good to test the 21-Week EMA again
$58k isn’t the bottom!
The final wave of this bear market’s decline is still ahead
$BTC
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Whales are continuing to suppress the price to buy at bottom .
Total bids are around 15M, while total asks are only 10M. I remain bullish 📈
$BTC
Total bids are around 15M, while total asks are only 10M. I remain bullish 📈
$BTC
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