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Yeah, considering that everyone talks about it, you can confidently scalp, if it falls, it will first jerk upwards to shave off the short sellers. I have never seen the chart go straight where it is expected.

very funny thing, I was just placing an order, I simply didn't have time to rewrite the price) in the end, I barely managed to get it for 112, but it could have been easily at 111 if I hadn't paid attention

I would also add thyme to the list, it also works to calm the mind)

And is there an airdrop for usdt as well?

Trump imposes tariffs, China/EU retaliate, and American farmers and factories are out.

So how will this circus end?
- Prices in the USA are rising, as tariffs = tax on consumers.
- The treasury is emptying: China is dumping American government bonds. It has already started.
- Debt is growing if no one is lending; the Fed is printing money, inflation is increasing.
The dollar is weakening – the world is looking for alternatives, including crypto as a relatively new tool.

Result: The USA is in a debt pit, Trump is cursing the Fed, and China is laughing in the background.

A trade war is when you shoot yourself in the foot but scream that it's a victory. Let's stock up on popcorn and see what the brilliant negotiator will do next.

#TrumpTariffs

but why is everyone joking like that? trend?

Apparently today is a sanitary day. Trading on futures always teaches harshly, and apparently the main lesson here is not to leave open positions overnight. #TradingTypes101

How can one not consider futures a simple casino after such antics :) I have never had the urge to play with them, although the temptation is certainly great.

However, now there is an opportunity to enter those coins that seem quite reliable for a low price. The same XRP - although it is murky and unclear in itself, I think it should grow quickly.

Thanks to such a dump, I have a lot of Hyper stuck in bots - the coin is volatile, the bot works quite well, closing about 40 trades a day with a 0.5% step. The bot brings in only a pittance, but it seems to be a calm, non-aggressive game. Although Hyper is evil :)

I just don't understand. Why do whales need to dump large volumes to coordinate and crash the markets on Saturday night? To cut off those who have high leverage, and then buy back the volumes? What benefit do they get from this? They just slashed almost all currencies by 10-15%, people got liquidated, and then they will buy back their volumes - will that be beneficial for them? Or is there another idea here? The crash is clearly happening in a coordinated manner; I don't believe that a simple panic during fluctuations would cause such a drop.

$BTC

I see that Square is becoming a dump, everyone writes whatever they want, and most of it is generated content with complete nonsense. Just a feed of garbage, we need to add some analyzers to Binance.

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I continue to analyze the statistics for $BTC over the past few years, and I can't stop being amazed.

What amazes me is that I have already tried many variations of DCA strategies, and they consistently yield a 50% return year after year.

Now I tried this scheme: we make the trade twice a day, in the morning and in the evening (although the time is not very important). We start by buying a fixed amount, and every 12 hours we check the price of Bitcoin - if it goes up, we sell; if it goes down, we buy more. It's a sort of grid-hybrid scheme.

And do you know what the ROI is?? 50-52%! I don't understand how this is possible, why all automatic schemes yield this figure, with a statistical margin of error of 1-2%.

I was sure that such a scheme would definitely produce a different result, whether lower or higher. But it is 50% :) It's some kind of magic.

It turns out that we can conclude that Bitcoin does not really care how you enter it in terms of investments; it provides a stable growth of 50% per year. It will be interesting to check the stats again in six months to a year.

A little about DCA investing in Bitcoin.

I studied in detail the history of price changes $BTC in search of correlations with the timing of trades, the regularity of trades, and I discovered the following knowledge:
- there is a slight correlation with whether you buy $10 every day or $70 once a week
- it does not matter whether you buy in the morning, afternoon, or evening
- it does not matter which day of the week you buy.

For example, in 2023, if you buy $10 every day, you will get 0.13165 BTC (+53.3%), and if you buy once a week, you will get an average of 0.1327 (+54.5%), which gives an additional 1% income.

For 2024, such a connection was clearly not observed, so in general, it can be said that there is also no real correlation here. However, on average, you still get a little more % with weekly purchases.

DCA is an interesting strategy, but it is interesting to study it; perhaps there is a slightly more winning scheme for placing purchases.

If you are interested in any other analysis of the $BTC retrospective - write in the comments, and we will study!

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It has been noticed that during the weekends there is a drop in cryptocurrency, often recovering at the beginning of the week.
But here is what the historical price analysis of Bitcoin showed:
if you buy on Sunday at 18 and sell on Monday at 18 - the delta over all time is $28,200
whereas if you do the opposite slightly -
buy on Monday at 18 and sell on Saturday at 21 -
the delta over all time is $86,323

I thought that the overall stats would show some correlation as well, but it turned out to be like this, a difference of more than 3 times. 16,713,079,561

I have very little experience in the markets, but I enjoy conducting data analysis. For those who have been in this business for a long time, I suspect this was obvious, but for a newcomer, I was somehow expecting something different :)