#BTC continues to drain liquidity from altcoins this week? Got schooled by another shitcoin last night 🤡
Let’s set the tone for Monday:
BTC spot ETFs are seeing inflows again, while funds continue to flow out of ETH. Capital is clearly favoring Bitcoin, and liquidity in altcoins remains weak.
My $PONS long got schooled again last night, down 33.6%; my crude oil short grid nearly couldn’t hold on either.
So I’m setting 3 rules for myself this week:
1️⃣ Don’t go big on shitcoins. If capital is piling into BTC, don’t stubbornly fight the trend.
2️⃣ No more opening trades after 10 p.m. I have to quit emotional trading.
3️⃣ Use strict stop-losses for the crude oil grid. If the market turns, get out—no stubbornly holding on.
This week, I’m not trying to catch every move—just trying to make fewer mistakes.
Patience > prediction. Risk management always comes first.
Let’s set the tone for Monday:
BTC spot ETFs are seeing inflows again, while funds continue to flow out of ETH. Capital is clearly favoring Bitcoin, and liquidity in altcoins remains weak.
My $PONS long got schooled again last night, down 33.6%; my crude oil short grid nearly couldn’t hold on either.
So I’m setting 3 rules for myself this week:
1️⃣ Don’t go big on shitcoins. If capital is piling into BTC, don’t stubbornly fight the trend.
2️⃣ No more opening trades after 10 p.m. I have to quit emotional trading.
3️⃣ Use strict stop-losses for the crude oil grid. If the market turns, get out—no stubbornly holding on.
This week, I’m not trying to catch every move—just trying to make fewer mistakes.
Patience > prediction. Risk management always comes first.