Post 200 times, and one of them is bound to go viral. Spend 200 days at the gym, and your body is bound to change. Read 100 books, and your mind is bound to change.
All of that is true. But few people tell you how hard the first part is.
No one sees your first 199 posts. For the first 3 months, you look in the mirror and your body barely changes. After finishing your first 50 books, you’re still the same person you were before.
Most people don’t fail because of their methods. They give up on day 30 or day 50, when they think, “This doesn’t seem to be working.”
Now I ask myself just one question: Did I do it today?
If your friend hasn’t used AI to trade crypto yet, don’t teach them!
First, you’ll have to help them set up an exchange API and explain the difference between read-only and trading permissions. Then teach them how to set up a Binance Agentic Wallet and set a daily limit. Tell them not to click a single mint link in their DMs. After they participate in a token launch, remind them to have the agent revoke its permissions. Then teach them how to use TradingView and tell backtesting apart from live trading. And finally, you’ll have to explain that a backtest chart can look like a money-printing machine without actually making you money.
After you’ve taught them all that,
they’ll ask you: So, what should I buy now to make a profit?
My trading bot is running 5 AI-written indicators. Today, I can keep only 1.
1. Moving average crossover 2. RSI divergence 3. Bollinger Band squeeze breakout 4. Unusual volume activity 5. Extreme funding rates
My own take: Keep all 5. The first 4 are calculated from candlesticks, and everyone in the market uses them. Funding rates show which way the fully leveraged crowd is leaning—retail traders can hardly fake that.
But on the same stretch of market data, indicator 1 had the highest backtest score. That’s the biggest trap with AI-written strategies: the ones that look best in backtests are often the least usable.
If you could pick only one, which would you keep? Tell me why.
The people making the most money on GitHub aren’t usually the ones writing the code
They’re the first ones to get it working
I check GitHub Trending every day, and I only look for one kind of project Stars surging in a week, a README that’s only in English, and Issues full of installation errors
These projects are the most valuable Everyone’s bookmarked them, but 90% of people get stuck at the first step
Here’s what I do: clone the repo and run it myself I screenshot each error and write down how to fix it Once it’s working, I plug it into my trading bot for backtesting
The tools are free What’s valuable is getting it working three days before everyone else
Morning outlook: The long structure still has the upper hand, but only accept pullbacks followed by confirmation/holding power. Do not chase prices that run too far away from support. In the past 4 hours, trading volume is only 0.15 times the normal level, and this move still lacks confirmation.
4H structure: On the 4H chart, both the highs and lows are being raised in tandem. The left-side swing low and the retracement have already formed the structure. On the right side, do not chase the price—just wait for the observation zone to show follow-through/holding.
Execution plan Current: $64,896 Observation zone: $64,660—$64,720 Trigger: After price returns to the observation zone, first watch for a stop-loss rejection (failure to go lower) and increased volume. If it cannot hold above the invalidation level, then cancel this plan. Invalidation: $64,480 Targets: $64,960 / $65,360
Morning Assessment: The price has returned to the lower half of the range. First, observe whether there is active support near the support level. Derivatives are not overly crowded at the moment. Today, we will mainly follow the 4H price structure.
4H Structure: On the 4H chart, both the highs and lows are rising together. The left-side low point and the pullback have already formed the structure. On the right side, do not chase the price—just wait to see whether the observation zone shows signs of acceptance/support.
Execution Plan Current: $64,301 Observation Zone: $64,130—$64,190 Trigger: After price returns to the observation zone, first look for trend stabilization and an increase in volume. If it cannot hold the invalidation level, cancel this plan. Invalidation: $63,960 Targets: $64,500 / $64,770
Morning outlook: The long (bullish) structure is still dominant, but accept only the pullback’s support/resumption—do not chase prices too far away from support. Derivatives are not extremely crowded at the moment; today is still mainly guided by the 4H price structure.
4H structure: On the 4H chart, highs and lows are both rising in sync. The left-side swing low and the pullback have already outlined the structure. On the right side, don’t chase price; just wait for a support/resumption to appear within the observation zone.
Execution plan Current: $64,396 Observation zone: $64,020—$64,100 Trigger: After price returns to the observation zone, first look for a reversal signal (stop-fall) and increased volume. If price can’t hold the invalidation level, cancel this plan. Invalidation: $63,580 Targets: $64,530 / $64,730
The long/bull structure is still dominant, but I only accept the consolidation after a pullback; I won’t chase prices that run too far away from support.
The most obvious issue right now is volume. In the past 4 hours, the trading volume has only been 0.55 times the normal level. Moves like this are more likely to stall at the first key level.
Once price enters the watch zone, I only look at one thing: whether volume comes back along with it. Without consolidation, the mere touch of the price itself isn’t a signal.
$BTC At dawn, it made a very standard-looking false breakout.
The price surged with volume to $65,390, appearing to be about to break the previous high. However, within the next hour the close was pushed back to $64,536. Then it fell below $64,570, with the low reaching $64,167.
This indicates that above $65,000, effective support/holding has not yet formed. The funds chasing the breakout instead became liquidity.
For today, I’ll暂时 treat it as resistance after a rebound:
Rebound to watch: $64,540—$64,700 Invalidation level: $65,030 First target: $64,150 Second target: $63,880
The price pulled back to a resistance zone but couldn’t hold. I will continue looking for shorts.
If it regains and holds above $64,700 on the 1-hour chart, the short plan is canceled; until then, don’t chase the rebound.
Tonight the price briefly broke through $65,000, peaking at $65,158.
But the next 1-hour candlestick dropped back from around $64,997 to $64,650, and the earlier breakout has been taken back.
Now it’s basically confirmed that $65,000—$65,158 is tonight’s sell-pressure zone.
The funding rate is about +0.0060%, and the longs don’t look overheated. This pullback temporarily feels more like profit-taking after a failed breakout.
Tonight I’m only setting one price alert: $64,570.
As long as it doesn’t fall below this level, we’ll keep consolidating at the highs—no need to stare at the chart all night.
If it breaks down, then we’ll look at:
First level: $64,350 Second level: $64,000 Invalidation condition: the 1-hour timeframe reclaims $65,000
After the price held at $64,350, it first moved through $64,740 and then topped out, reaching $65,000 to the dollar.
However, once it touched the integer-level threshold, it didn’t expand further. It has already slipped back to around $64,700, giving up about $300.
This kind of positioning typically gathers three types of orders:
• Take-profit orders from earlier long positions • Sell orders waiting at the integer-level threshold • Breakout trade executions chasing longs
The current funding rate is around +0.0063%, and longs are not showing any obvious overheating. So this pullback looks more like integer-level pressure and short-term profit-taking, not a concentrated liquidation cascade.
I won’t keep chasing longs from here.
Pullback to watch: $64,350—$64,500 Reclaim strength: reclaim $64,740 Breakout fails: drop back below $64,350 within 1 hour
Don’t enter near the current price—wait for the pullback.