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Lesson fourteen common mistakes in trading
One of the most common mistakes is emotional entry when you enter a trade just because you feel the price will move
Also among the mistakes is moving the stop loss further away, which increases the risk
Trading without a plan is one of the most dangerous reasons that lead to losses
Entering after a strong movement directly without waiting for a correction makes the trade risky
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Lesson fourteen common mistakes in trading
One of the most common mistakes is emotional entry when you enter a trade just because you feel the price will move
Also among the mistakes is moving the stop loss further away, which increases the risk
Trading without a plan is one of the most dangerous reasons that lead to losses
Entering after a strong movement directly without waiting for a correction makes the trade risky
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We continue in the same style Lesson nine: How to determine the trend To determine the market direction
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Lesson nine: How to determine the trend
To determine the market direction, start with larger time frames like the hourly or four-hour frame
If the peaks are rising and the valleys are rising, then this is a bullish trend
If the peaks are declining and the valleys are declining, then this is a bearish trend
If the peaks and valleys are close and there is no clear rise or fall, then this is a sideways trend
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Lesson nine: How to determine the trend
To determine the market direction, start with larger time frames like the hourly or four-hour frame
If the peaks are rising and the valleys are rising, then this is a bullish trend
If the peaks are declining and the valleys are declining, then this is a bearish trend
If the peaks and valleys are close and there is no clear rise or fall, then this is a sideways trend
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We continue in the same style --- Lesson five: Supports and resistances Support is an area where the price falls
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Lesson five: Supports and resistances
Support is an area where the price falls and then rebounds upward because it is an area with many buyers
Resistance is an area where the price rises and then falls because it is an area with many sellers
When the price breaks a strong support area, it often continues to fall
And when it breaks a strong resistance, it often continues to rise
Lesson five: Supports and resistances
Support is an area where the price falls and then rebounds upward because it is an area with many buyers
Resistance is an area where the price rises and then falls because it is an area with many sellers
When the price breaks a strong support area, it often continues to fall
And when it breaks a strong resistance, it often continues to rise
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I offer you lessons in trading I will write the information in a simple and clear way
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Lesson one: What is trading
Trading is the process of buying and selling financial assets like cryptocurrencies with the aim of making a profit from price differences
The main idea is to buy at a low price and sell at a higher price
or sell at a high price and then buy at a lower price in a bearish market
The trader does not always predict the price but learns how to read trends, momentum, and market movement
#BinancehodlerSOMI
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Lesson one: What is trading
Trading is the process of buying and selling financial assets like cryptocurrencies with the aim of making a profit from price differences
The main idea is to buy at a low price and sell at a higher price
or sell at a high price and then buy at a lower price in a bearish market
The trader does not always predict the price but learns how to read trends, momentum, and market movement
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šš„ Now we begin to explain the Double Top pattern ā Double Top But only in an educational manner to understand price movement,
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ā First: What is the Double Top pattern?
It is a reversal pattern that appears at the end of an uptrend, indicating that the upward strength has begun to weaken.
In simple terms:
The price rises and creates a first peak
Drops slightly
Then it rises again to approximately the same area
But it fails to surpass the peak
Then it starts to drop
Result:
ā There may be a reversal from up to down (depending on the chart movement only).
ā First: What is the Double Top pattern?
It is a reversal pattern that appears at the end of an uptrend, indicating that the upward strength has begun to weaken.
In simple terms:
The price rises and creates a first peak
Drops slightly
Then it rises again to approximately the same area
But it fails to surpass the peak
Then it starts to drop
Result:
ā There may be a reversal from up to down (depending on the chart movement only).
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Your answer is 100% correct šš„ You have now grasped one of the most important trading rules: š In a downward trend we enter: Sell
In technical analysis:
š In a downward trend
When the price returns and touches the trend and then drops againā¦
This is considered a strong selling opportunity at the trend.
You have now understood one of the most important trading rules š
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šÆ Now I will teach you exactly how to enter the trade
š Entry rules in a downward trend (for selling):
1ļøā£ Determine a downward direction
ā ā Lower highs
ā ā Lower lows
š In a downward trend
When the price returns and touches the trend and then drops againā¦
This is considered a strong selling opportunity at the trend.
You have now understood one of the most important trading rules š
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šÆ Now I will teach you exactly how to enter the trade
š Entry rules in a downward trend (for selling):
1ļøā£ Determine a downward direction
ā ā Lower highs
ā ā Lower lows
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#FOMCWatch ā I will give you a practical lesson. 1) Prepare your environment 1. Open the chart on a time frame of one (for example, 5
The correct drawing method: Always use at least two points (3 is better) to draw the line. The more times you touch the line, the stronger it becomes.
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5) Watch for the trend break (Breakout) ā for educational purposes only
Bullish Break (Breakā): If the price closes (closing candle) above a falling trend resistance line ā the direction may change.
Bearish Break (Breakā): If the price closes below a rising trend support line ā it may head downward.
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5) Watch for the trend break (Breakout) ā for educational purposes only
Bullish Break (Breakā): If the price closes (closing candle) above a falling trend resistance line ā the direction may change.
Bearish Break (Breakā): If the price closes below a rising trend support line ā it may head downward.
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#FOMCWatch Reading the direction only in an educational and safe way
ā 1. The general direction at the bottom of the image (candles)
Looking at the candles shows the following:
š“ The trend was clearly downward
The peaks were decreasing one after the other
And the troughs were also in continuous decline
This is the definition of a downtrend.
šµ 2. After the strong decline
On the right side of the chart:
ā¤ The candles started to move sideways
That is:
No clear increase
And no clear decrease
Small fluctuating movement
This means that the price is not in a strong trend now, but in a calming area.
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š§ How did I know that easily?
In a very simple way:
š» Decline
Lower peaks (each peak is recorded higher then comes a lower peak)
Lower troughs (each trough is lower than the previous trough)
ā Sideways movement
The candles are close to each other
The peaks and troughs are close together
There is no clear inclination up or down
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šØ Moving averages (colored lines)
Yellow: MA7
Light Blue: MA25
Purple: MA99
š When all lines are above the price and sloping downwards ā this theoretically indicates a downward trend
Line MA7 below MA25
And line MA25 below MA99
All sloping downwards
This confirms that the trend was downward in the previous period.
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š” Educational summary:
Previous trend = Downward
Current trend = Sideways and weak (not upward nor strong downward)
1. How to draw the trend by yourself
2. How to identify the peaks and troughs
3. How to discover the beginning of a trend change
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ā 1. The general direction at the bottom of the image (candles)
Looking at the candles shows the following:
š“ The trend was clearly downward
The peaks were decreasing one after the other
And the troughs were also in continuous decline
This is the definition of a downtrend.
šµ 2. After the strong decline
On the right side of the chart:
ā¤ The candles started to move sideways
That is:
No clear increase
And no clear decrease
Small fluctuating movement
This means that the price is not in a strong trend now, but in a calming area.
---
š§ How did I know that easily?
In a very simple way:
š» Decline
Lower peaks (each peak is recorded higher then comes a lower peak)
Lower troughs (each trough is lower than the previous trough)
ā Sideways movement
The candles are close to each other
The peaks and troughs are close together
There is no clear inclination up or down
---
šØ Moving averages (colored lines)
Yellow: MA7
Light Blue: MA25
Purple: MA99
š When all lines are above the price and sloping downwards ā this theoretically indicates a downward trend
Line MA7 below MA25
And line MA25 below MA99
All sloping downwards
This confirms that the trend was downward in the previous period.
---
š” Educational summary:
Previous trend = Downward
Current trend = Sideways and weak (not upward nor strong downward)
1. How to draw the trend by yourself
2. How to identify the peaks and troughs
3. How to discover the beginning of a trend change
#BTC86kJPShock
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š What is the chart?
The chart is an image that shows price movement over time.
It means: how the price has risen or fallen over minutes, hours, daysā¦ depending on the time frame.
š Types of charts
1) Candlesticks ā the most commonly used
They are the best thing to learn because they illustrate:
Opening price
Closing price
Highest price
Lowest price
And each candle represents a time period (1 minute, 1 hour, 1 dayā¦).
2) Line Chart
It draws a single line connecting the closing price.
Very simple but it does not provide much detail.
3) Bar Chart
It resembles candlesticks but is less clear.
š„ Letās explain the candlestick because it is fundamental:
š¢ Bullish candle (Green)
The closing is higher than the opening
It means that the price "increased" during that period
š“ Bearish candle (Red)
The closing is lower than the opening
It means that the price "decreased" during that period
š Parts of the candle:
Body
The thick part ā shows the difference between the opening and closing.
Wick or Shadow
The thin line above and below ā shows the highest and lowest price.
Example (Description):
Highest price | āāā | ā Upper wick āāā ā Candle body | ā Lower wick āāā | Lowest price
š§ How do we read the trend from the chart?
1) Uptrend
Higher lows
Higher highs
2) Downtrend
Lower lows
Lower highs
3) Sideways trend
The price moves horizontally without strong rises or falls.
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#ETHBreaksATH
š What is the chart?
The chart is an image that shows price movement over time.
It means: how the price has risen or fallen over minutes, hours, daysā¦ depending on the time frame.
š Types of charts
1) Candlesticks ā the most commonly used
They are the best thing to learn because they illustrate:
Opening price
Closing price
Highest price
Lowest price
And each candle represents a time period (1 minute, 1 hour, 1 dayā¦).
2) Line Chart
It draws a single line connecting the closing price.
Very simple but it does not provide much detail.
3) Bar Chart
It resembles candlesticks but is less clear.
š„ Letās explain the candlestick because it is fundamental:
š¢ Bullish candle (Green)
The closing is higher than the opening
It means that the price "increased" during that period
š“ Bearish candle (Red)
The closing is lower than the opening
It means that the price "decreased" during that period
š Parts of the candle:
Body
The thick part ā shows the difference between the opening and closing.
Wick or Shadow
The thin line above and below ā shows the highest and lowest price.
Example (Description):
Highest price | āāā | ā Upper wick āāā ā Candle body | ā Lower wick āāā | Lowest price
š§ How do we read the trend from the chart?
1) Uptrend
Higher lows
Higher highs
2) Downtrend
Lower lows
Lower highs
3) Sideways trend
The price moves horizontally without strong rises or falls.
#BTCHashratePeak
#ETHBreaksATH
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#BTCVSGOLD A way to learn how to identify the trend in a very simple and clear manner, suitable for learning ānot
š First: What is the trend?
The trend is the "general direction" in which the price moves:
Uptrend
Downtrend
Sideways
And you should know:
One candle does not determine the trend ā the trend is formed by a group of candles.
šµ First: The uptrend
If the price:
ā Makes higher highs
ā And makes higher lows
It means every new peak is higher than the previous one
And every new low is higher than the previous one
Higher peak
š§ Explanation:
The strength here comes from buyers ā the price rises gradually.
---
š“ Second: The downtrend
If the price:
ā Makes lower highs
ā And makes lower lows
š§ Explanation:
Sellers are stronger ā the price decreases gradually.
š” Third: The sideways trend
The price:
ā Does not make higher or lower highs
ā And does not make higher or lower lows
But moves horizontally within a defined area.
Descriptive example:
ā How to easily confirm the trend? (Best way for beginners)
1) Draw a line on the lows
If the line is sloping upwards ā Uptrend
If the line is sloping downwards ā Downtrend
) Look at the last 3ā5 peaks and lows
Price behavior over several points is more important than the shape of a single candle.
3) If the price is above the 50 or 20 average
Above it = likely up
Below it = likely down
š§ Very simple summary:
Higher peaks + higher lows ā Up
Lower peaks + lower lows ā Down
š First: What is the trend?
The trend is the "general direction" in which the price moves:
Uptrend
Downtrend
Sideways
And you should know:
One candle does not determine the trend ā the trend is formed by a group of candles.
šµ First: The uptrend
If the price:
ā Makes higher highs
ā And makes higher lows
It means every new peak is higher than the previous one
And every new low is higher than the previous one
Higher peak
š§ Explanation:
The strength here comes from buyers ā the price rises gradually.
---
š“ Second: The downtrend
If the price:
ā Makes lower highs
ā And makes lower lows
š§ Explanation:
Sellers are stronger ā the price decreases gradually.
š” Third: The sideways trend
The price:
ā Does not make higher or lower highs
ā And does not make higher or lower lows
But moves horizontally within a defined area.
Descriptive example:
ā How to easily confirm the trend? (Best way for beginners)
1) Draw a line on the lows
If the line is sloping upwards ā Uptrend
If the line is sloping downwards ā Downtrend
) Look at the last 3ā5 peaks and lows
Price behavior over several points is more important than the shape of a single candle.
3) If the price is above the 50 or 20 average
Above it = likely up
Below it = likely down
š§ Very simple summary:
Higher peaks + higher lows ā Up
Lower peaks + lower lows ā Down
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#BTCVSGOLD A way to learn how to identify the trend in a very simple and clear manner, suitable for learning ānot
š First: What is the trend?
The trend is the "general direction" in which the price moves:
Uptrend
Downtrend
Sideways
And you should know:
One candle does not determine the trend ā the trend is formed by a group of candles.
šµ First: The uptrend
If the price:
ā Makes higher highs
ā And makes higher lows
It means every new peak is higher than the previous one
And every new low is higher than the previous one
Higher peak
š§ Explanation:
The strength here comes from buyers ā the price rises gradually.
---
š“ Second: The downtrend
If the price:
ā Makes lower highs
ā And makes lower lows
š§ Explanation:
Sellers are stronger ā the price decreases gradually.
š” Third: The sideways trend
The price:
ā Does not make higher or lower highs
ā And does not make higher or lower lows
But moves horizontally within a defined area.
Descriptive example:
ā How to easily confirm the trend? (Best way for beginners)
1) Draw a line on the lows
If the line is sloping upwards ā Uptrend
If the line is sloping downwards ā Downtrend
) Look at the last 3ā5 peaks and lows
Price behavior over several points is more important than the shape of a single candle.
3) If the price is above the 50 or 20 average
Above it = likely up
Below it = likely down
š§ Very simple summary:
Higher peaks + higher lows ā Up
Lower peaks + lower lows ā Down
š First: What is the trend?
The trend is the "general direction" in which the price moves:
Uptrend
Downtrend
Sideways
And you should know:
One candle does not determine the trend ā the trend is formed by a group of candles.
šµ First: The uptrend
If the price:
ā Makes higher highs
ā And makes higher lows
It means every new peak is higher than the previous one
And every new low is higher than the previous one
Higher peak
š§ Explanation:
The strength here comes from buyers ā the price rises gradually.
---
š“ Second: The downtrend
If the price:
ā Makes lower highs
ā And makes lower lows
š§ Explanation:
Sellers are stronger ā the price decreases gradually.
š” Third: The sideways trend
The price:
ā Does not make higher or lower highs
ā And does not make higher or lower lows
But moves horizontally within a defined area.
Descriptive example:
ā How to easily confirm the trend? (Best way for beginners)
1) Draw a line on the lows
If the line is sloping upwards ā Uptrend
If the line is sloping downwards ā Downtrend
) Look at the last 3ā5 peaks and lows
Price behavior over several points is more important than the shape of a single candle.
3) If the price is above the 50 or 20 average
Above it = likely up
Below it = likely down
š§ Very simple summary:
Higher peaks + higher lows ā Up
Lower peaks + lower lows ā Down
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#BTCVSGOLD
š What is the chart?
The chart is an image that shows price movement over time.
It means: how the price has risen or fallen over minutes, hours, daysā¦ depending on the time frame.
š Types of charts
1) Candlesticks ā the most commonly used
They are the best thing to learn because they illustrate:
Opening price
Closing price
Highest price
Lowest price
And each candle represents a time period (1 minute, 1 hour, 1 dayā¦).
2) Line Chart
It draws a single line connecting the closing price.
Very simple but it does not provide much detail.
3) Bar Chart
It resembles candlesticks but is less clear.
š„ Letās explain the candlestick because it is fundamental:
š¢ Bullish candle (Green)
The closing is higher than the opening
It means that the price "increased" during that period
š“ Bearish candle (Red)
The closing is lower than the opening
It means that the price "decreased" during that period
š Parts of the candle:
Body
The thick part ā shows the difference between the opening and closing.
Wick or Shadow
The thin line above and below ā shows the highest and lowest price.
Example (Description):
Highest price | āāā | ā Upper wick āāā ā Candle body | ā Lower wick āāā | Lowest price
š§ How do we read the trend from the chart?
1) Uptrend
Higher lows
Higher highs
2) Downtrend
Lower lows
Lower highs
3) Sideways trend
The price moves horizontally without strong rises or falls.
#BTCHashratePeak
#ETHBreaksATH
š What is the chart?
The chart is an image that shows price movement over time.
It means: how the price has risen or fallen over minutes, hours, daysā¦ depending on the time frame.
š Types of charts
1) Candlesticks ā the most commonly used
They are the best thing to learn because they illustrate:
Opening price
Closing price
Highest price
Lowest price
And each candle represents a time period (1 minute, 1 hour, 1 dayā¦).
2) Line Chart
It draws a single line connecting the closing price.
Very simple but it does not provide much detail.
3) Bar Chart
It resembles candlesticks but is less clear.
š„ Letās explain the candlestick because it is fundamental:
š¢ Bullish candle (Green)
The closing is higher than the opening
It means that the price "increased" during that period
š“ Bearish candle (Red)
The closing is lower than the opening
It means that the price "decreased" during that period
š Parts of the candle:
Body
The thick part ā shows the difference between the opening and closing.
Wick or Shadow
The thin line above and below ā shows the highest and lowest price.
Example (Description):
Highest price | āāā | ā Upper wick āāā ā Candle body | ā Lower wick āāā | Lowest price
š§ How do we read the trend from the chart?
1) Uptrend
Higher lows
Higher highs
2) Downtrend
Lower lows
Lower highs
3) Sideways trend
The price moves horizontally without strong rises or falls.
#BTCHashratePeak
#ETHBreaksATH
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#USChinaDeal #en|USJobsData I will explain to you how traders understand the market direction, whether it is an upward or downward trend for trading.
First, how do we know the direction?
The direction in charts depends on the price movement over time.
1 Uptrend
The price
makes higher highs than the previous ones
and higher lows than the previous ones.
This means the price is moving upward gradually.
2 Downtrend
The price
makes lower highs
and lower lows.
This means the price is moving downward gradually.
Second, simple signals used by traders
Trading tips and educational tools to understand charts.
1 Candlesticks
Give you an idea about price movement over a certain period.
Some candlesticks indicate the possibility of a reversal or continuation of the trend, such as
A hammer candle may indicate weakness in the downtrend, just learn.
A engulfing candle shows the strength of buyers or sellers.
2 Support and Resistance
Support is a level where the price tends to stop during a downtrend.
Resistance is a level where the price tends to stop during an uptrend.
If the price breaks through resistance, it may continue to rise.
If it breaks support, it may continue to fall.
3 Trend Line
Draw a line on the highs or lows.
If the line is upwards, it is an uptrend.
If the line is downwards, it is a downtrend.
4 Moving Averages
Numbers that calculate the average price over a period, such as 20 days or 50 days.
Used for education.
If the price is above the average, it indicates a general rise.
If the price is below the average, it indicates a decline.
First, how do we know the direction?
The direction in charts depends on the price movement over time.
1 Uptrend
The price
makes higher highs than the previous ones
and higher lows than the previous ones.
This means the price is moving upward gradually.
2 Downtrend
The price
makes lower highs
and lower lows.
This means the price is moving downward gradually.
Second, simple signals used by traders
Trading tips and educational tools to understand charts.
1 Candlesticks
Give you an idea about price movement over a certain period.
Some candlesticks indicate the possibility of a reversal or continuation of the trend, such as
A hammer candle may indicate weakness in the downtrend, just learn.
A engulfing candle shows the strength of buyers or sellers.
2 Support and Resistance
Support is a level where the price tends to stop during a downtrend.
Resistance is a level where the price tends to stop during an uptrend.
If the price breaks through resistance, it may continue to rise.
If it breaks support, it may continue to fall.
3 Trend Line
Draw a line on the highs or lows.
If the line is upwards, it is an uptrend.
If the line is downwards, it is a downtrend.
4 Moving Averages
Numbers that calculate the average price over a period, such as 20 days or 50 days.
Used for education.
If the price is above the average, it indicates a general rise.
If the price is below the average, it indicates a decline.
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#BTCVSGOLD Sure, I understand your desire to learn, but I need to clarify something very important:
ā ļø Trading (like stocks, currencies, cryptocurrenciesā¦) is a financial activity restricted by legal age
This means you can't actually trade or open accounts on trading platforms unless you are 18 years old or older in most countries, because there are significant financial risks.
But š
ā It is allowed and excellent for you to learn the concepts without any real trading. This is very beneficial and prepares you for the future.
---
š How can you learn the principles of trading safely and appropriately for your age?
1. Understand the basics
What is a stock?
What does supply and demand mean?
Why does the price go up and down?
What is the difference between investing and day trading?
I can explain any part you want.
2. Learn through demo accounts (without real money)
Some websites offer market simulations without real registration or money ā and this is suitable for learning only, not for actual trading.
3. Learn chart analysis in a simplified way
Understand:
What does trend mean?
Support and resistance
Candlestick patterns (without real financial application)
4. Learn risk management as a concept
Like:
Not risking all your money
Understanding that profit is not guaranteed
That markets are not stable
5. Watch safe educational content free from get-rich-quick schemes
Like channels that only explain the concepts.
---
š If you likeā¦
I can start with you step by step:
Shall we explain what trading is?
Shall we start with the basics of the market?
Or shall we create a āPlan #BinanceBlockchainWeek
ā ļø Trading (like stocks, currencies, cryptocurrenciesā¦) is a financial activity restricted by legal age
This means you can't actually trade or open accounts on trading platforms unless you are 18 years old or older in most countries, because there are significant financial risks.
But š
ā It is allowed and excellent for you to learn the concepts without any real trading. This is very beneficial and prepares you for the future.
---
š How can you learn the principles of trading safely and appropriately for your age?
1. Understand the basics
What is a stock?
What does supply and demand mean?
Why does the price go up and down?
What is the difference between investing and day trading?
I can explain any part you want.
2. Learn through demo accounts (without real money)
Some websites offer market simulations without real registration or money ā and this is suitable for learning only, not for actual trading.
3. Learn chart analysis in a simplified way
Understand:
What does trend mean?
Support and resistance
Candlestick patterns (without real financial application)
4. Learn risk management as a concept
Like:
Not risking all your money
Understanding that profit is not guaranteed
That markets are not stable
5. Watch safe educational content free from get-rich-quick schemes
Like channels that only explain the concepts.
---
š If you likeā¦
I can start with you step by step:
Shall we explain what trading is?
Shall we start with the basics of the market?
Or shall we create a āPlan #BinanceBlockchainWeek
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#BinanceHODLerMorpho #BinanceHODLerMorpho
š #BinanceHODLerMorpho ā The smart alliance between HODLers and Morpho!
Recently, the Morpho project has become the talk of the crypto community after introducing a new lending model āHybrid Lendingā that combines the speed of centralized platforms and the security of DeFi.
Today, we have seen HODLers entering strongly into the trend #BinanceHODLerMorphoā¦ and the reason? š
š„ Why is MORPHO worth following?
A new technology that improves profitability for depositors.
Lower fees and higher liquidity.
Strong support from a large community and the DeFi market is starting to move again.
š” Why is the hashtag trending?
Because it brings together:
The Binance HODLers community
And the rising Morpho project
This merger is creating a strong wave of interest š„
š If you are interested in strong DeFi projects, Morpho is one of the projects that you should have on your radar.
#BinanceHODLerMorpho #Binance #BinanceSquare
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š #BinanceHODLerMorpho ā The smart alliance between HODLers and Morpho!
Recently, the Morpho project has become the talk of the crypto community after introducing a new lending model āHybrid Lendingā that combines the speed of centralized platforms and the security of DeFi.
Today, we have seen HODLers entering strongly into the trend #BinanceHODLerMorphoā¦ and the reason? š
š„ Why is MORPHO worth following?
A new technology that improves profitability for depositors.
Lower fees and higher liquidity.
Strong support from a large community and the DeFi market is starting to move again.
š” Why is the hashtag trending?
Because it brings together:
The Binance HODLers community
And the rising Morpho project
This merger is creating a strong wave of interest š„
š If you are interested in strong DeFi projects, Morpho is one of the projects that you should have on your radar.
#BinanceHODLerMorpho #Binance #BinanceSquare
$BTC $BNB $ETH
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#BinanceHODLerMorpho
I have lost all my money, I want help on how to compensate for my losses and the problem is that the money I lost was from loans from people #BTCVSGOLD #Binanceholdermmt $BTC
$ETH
$BNB
#BinanceHODLerMorpho
#ETHBreaksATH
I have lost all my money, I want help on how to compensate for my losses and the problem is that the money I lost was from loans from people #BTCVSGOLD #Binanceholdermmt $BTC
$ETH
$BNB
#BinanceHODLerMorpho
#ETHBreaksATH
My 30 Days' PNL
2025-11-08~2025-12-07
-$15.42
-87.75%
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When will this reward be distributed?
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#BinancehodlerSOMI A new wave within the hodlers communityā¦ and "SOMI" enters as an unexpected game changer šāØ
The question now:
Is SOMI reshaping the HODL mentality? Or just a temporary noise that will soon quiet down?
Points for discussion:
SOMI appears as one of the indicators that have started to emerge in tracking the behavior of hodlersā¦
Does it really reflect a change in the way large wallets interact?
Activity of large wallets + withdrawal and deposit rates + liquidity movementā¦
Should we consider it a shift? Or just a fluctuation related to the current market?
Does SOMI reflect a rebound in confidenceā¦
Or the beginning of a phase of "selective HODLing" instead of traditional hodling?
And if a correction wave enters the marketā¦
Will SOMI's impact remain clear? Or will it turn in favor of the old wallets with stable behavior?
My brief opinion:
The question now:
Is SOMI reshaping the HODL mentality? Or just a temporary noise that will soon quiet down?
Points for discussion:
SOMI appears as one of the indicators that have started to emerge in tracking the behavior of hodlersā¦
Does it really reflect a change in the way large wallets interact?
Activity of large wallets + withdrawal and deposit rates + liquidity movementā¦
Should we consider it a shift? Or just a fluctuation related to the current market?
Does SOMI reflect a rebound in confidenceā¦
Or the beginning of a phase of "selective HODLing" instead of traditional hodling?
And if a correction wave enters the marketā¦
Will SOMI's impact remain clear? Or will it turn in favor of the old wallets with stable behavior?
My brief opinion:
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#holoworldai $HOLO
Leaderboard Campaign
Holoworld AI focuses on bridging the significant gaps in the contemporary digital landscape, where creators lack scalable AI tools, monetization models via Web3 remain underdeveloped, and AI agents are still isolated from decentralized protocols. The project aims to address these issues by providing original AI studios for content creation, offering fair infrastructure for launching tokens, and building inclusive connectors that allow AI agents to participate in the Web3 economy.
Event Period
2025-09-25 - 2025-10-27
Total Participants
57593
Rewards
255,600 HOLO
ļæ¼
Boundless
Leaderboard Campaign
Holoworld AI focuses on bridging the significant gaps in the contemporary digital landscape, where creators lack scalable AI tools, monetization models via Web3 remain underdeveloped, and AI agents are still isolated from decentralized protocols. The project aims to address these issues by providing original AI studios for content creation, offering fair infrastructure for launching tokens, and building inclusive connectors that allow AI agents to participate in the Web3 economy.
Event Period
2025-09-25 - 2025-10-27
Total Participants
57593
Rewards
255,600 HOLO
ļæ¼
Boundless
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š GCV value as a reference basis
Unlike traditional decentralized exchanges where the market sets random prices, PayDX uses the GCV value = 1 Pay = $314,159 as a fundamental reference value.
All assets, pools, and swaps denominated in Pay inherit this value's integrity, maintaining a unified economic calibration across the network.
š 3. How PayDX transforms the GCV value from concept to function
PayDX is the tool that activates the GCV value.
Before decentralized exchanges: GCV value is a conceptual standard.
After decentralized exchanges: GCV value becomes measurable.
š Prince Skyour š#WhaleAlert
Unlike traditional decentralized exchanges where the market sets random prices, PayDX uses the GCV value = 1 Pay = $314,159 as a fundamental reference value.
All assets, pools, and swaps denominated in Pay inherit this value's integrity, maintaining a unified economic calibration across the network.
š 3. How PayDX transforms the GCV value from concept to function
PayDX is the tool that activates the GCV value.
Before decentralized exchanges: GCV value is a conceptual standard.
After decentralized exchanges: GCV value becomes measurable.
š Prince Skyour š#WhaleAlert
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