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Bitcoin is once again attracting attention as the market shows fresh momentum. Buyers are stepping in, and many traders believe BTC could test higher resistance levels soon. If volume increases, a strong breakout may happen. However, risk management remains important because volatility can return anytime. Stay updated and trade wisely.
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A simple daily routine for beginners to help you build patience and discipline in trading step by step:
Pre-market (30–45 minutes)
Review the candlestick chart calmly
Define your zones (support/resistance/liquidity)
Write your plan:
Where to enter?
Where's the target?
Where's the stop-loss?
Goal: Enter the market knowing, not guessing
⏳ Market Time
Just wait for the price to hit your zones

You must have often noticed two lines on the chart with a gap between them. This gap looks much wider on the 1-minute timeframe. That gap is called the Spread.
Some brokers have a wider spread, while others have a tighter spread. It also depends on the trading pair and volatility (how much the price is moving).
For example, you will usually see a larger spread in $BTC Bitcoin compared to $XAU Gold. The bigger the gap, the more it can eat into your profits (or increase your losses).How Spread Works in Buy & Sell Trades
When you open a Buy trade, it opens at the higher line (Ask price).
When you close the trade, it closes at the lower line (Bid price).
When you open a Sell trade, it opens at the lower line (Bid price).
When you close the trade, it closes at the higher line (Ask price).
That's why when you open a small 0.1 lot trade in Bitcoin, you instantly see a loss of around -$5 right after opening. The same happens in Gold, but the loss is smaller because the spread is usually tighter there.
Why Does This Happen?
The spread is the broker's fee (or the difference between the buy and sell price). It is built into every trade you make. In highly volatile assets like crypto, the spread tends to be wider, especially during news events or low liquidity times.
Tip: Always check the spread of your trading pair before entering a trade — especially if you are scalping on lower timeframes like 1-minute charts. A wide spread can turn a potentially winning trade into a losing one very quickly.
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Many investors make the same mistake: they see a giant green candle, feel like the train is leaving them, and buy at the top, only to watch the price pull back minutes later. This is called "chasing the price" and it’s the perfect recipe to get trapped.
If you want to trade like a professional, you need an Entry Plan. Here I present 3 technical strategies to buy Bitcoin with patience and discipline.
1. The Pullback: Buy at the "offer" of the trend
In an uptrend, the price does not rise in a straight line; it moves in impulses and pullbacks. The Pullback is that temporary retreat to a previous support level or a moving average (like the 20 or 50 period EMA).