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When I first started, I believed tools would make me profitable. I kept searching for better indicators, better setups. But later I realised something important — tools don't create profit. They help you observe behaviour.
Market moves because of psychology — fear, greed, impatience, and confidence. Tools only help identify where those emotions exist. They don't control the market. They help you see it clearer.
Over time, I stopped using tools for prediction. I started using them to observe positioning and behaviour. That shift changed everything.
Here is exactly how I personally use each tool.
TradingView — My Primary Workspace
TradingView is my main workspace, but not because of default indicators.

I mainly use my own custom indicator built using Pine Script. This helps me track behaviour using my own logic instead of relying on public indicators.
I also use TradingView for surface-level identification, such as:
— chart patterns
— liquidity candles
— structure shifts
— key reaction zones
This helps me understand where traders reacted before and where emotional decisions happened.
Indicators don't predict the market. They help organise observation.
CryptoQuant — My Macro and Liquidity Intelligence Tool
CryptoQuant is one of the most complete tools for understanding market environment.
I use it to monitor deeper conditions like:
— exchange inflow and outflow
— liquidity conditions
— SSR (Stablecoin Supply Ratio)
— gold vs BTC comparison
— dollar strength and yield related macro charts
— exchange reserve behaviour
This helps me understand whether the environment supports accumulation or distribution.
Sometimes market moves because of liquidity pressure, not technical patterns. CryptoQuant helps reveal that hidden pressure.
This builds context behind price movement.
Coinglass — My Main Liquidity Map Tool
I mainly use Coinglass for liquidation heatmaps and liquidity maps.
This shows where traders are most exposed and vulnarable.
These zones represent emotional positioning — late entries, overconfidence, and crowded trades.
Market often moves into these zones because emotional traders create weak areas.
I also use it for:
— liquidity maps
— overall positioning imbalance
— HyperLiquid whale tracking
This helps me avoid entering where everyone else already entered emotionally.
Coinglass HyperLiquid Whale Tracker — My Whale Hunting Tool
This tool allows me to track real whale positions directly.

It shows:
— whale entry levels
— position size
— long and short exposure
— profit and loss behaviour
This helps me observe how confident traders position themselves.
Not to copy them, but to understand their patience and confidence.
HyperLiquid Leaderboard — Understanding Risk Appetite of Top Whales
This leaderboard shows top perpetual traders and their performance.

I use this to observe what top risky whales are doing.
It reveals:
— how they size positions
— when they stay inactive
— when they take aggressive exposure
One important thing I learned — top whales wait more than they trade.
They don't react emotionally. They position with intention.
This teaches patience more than any indicator.
Arkham Intelligence and Whale Alert — Observing Real Money Movement
Arkham and Whale Alert help track large on-chain fund movements.
This shows preparation phase.
When whales move funds, they are positioning. Not reacting.

Retail traders react after moves start. Whales prepare before moves start.
This difference becomes visible when you observe long enough.
Dexscreener and Dextools — I Use This Less, Mostly During Bullish Conditions
I use Dexscreener and Dextools less compared to other tools.
Mainly during bullish phases.
This helps identify behaviour of mid-range dolphins and smaller whales.
It shows:
— early volume growth
— early liquidity formation
— early attention zones
This helps observe early participants before retail crowd enters.
But behaviour still matters more than activity.
The Most Important Thing I Learned
Tools don't make traders profitable.
They help you observe fear.
They help you observe greed.
They help you observe positioning.
CryptoQuant helps me understand macro pressure.
Coinglass shows emotional liquidity zones.
HyperLiquid tools show confident whale behaviour.
TradingView helps me observe structure using my own logic.
But tools only assist observation.
Your psychology, patience, and discipline decide the outcome.
Once you stop chasing moves and start observing behaviour, the market becomes much clearer.
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Dear Mr. Changpeng Zhao (CZ)
I hope you are doing well.😊
I am an active user of Binance and truly appreciate the innovation and opportunities your platform provides to the crypto community. Binance has helped many users like me learn, trade, and grow in the digital asset space.
I would like to respectfully suggest introducing more earning tasks, reward-based activities, and regular giveaways on the platform.
Additional missions, learning tasks, trading competitions, and engagement based rewards would motivate users to participate more actively and remain loyal to Binance.
Such initiatives would not only benefit users by increasing earning opportunities but also strengthen community engagement and platform activity.
Many small traders and new users especially benefit from structured tasks and reward programs.
Thank you for continuously building and improving the crypto ecosystem. I look forward to seeing more exciting opportunities on Binance.
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