No market action over the weekend—here’s the honest truth.
People in the group ask every day, “Can we get in, coach?” I’ll ask in return: Get into what? $BTC is hovering around 80,000, altcoins are moving sideways—who are we supposed to make money from? Forcing trades in conditions like these is just working for the exchange fees.
I stick to two things:
Keep your hands off the buy button. When there’s no money to be made, staying in cash is a position too. These past few days, I’ve only been taking quick swing trades on $SOL , taking profits when the first target is hit and not getting greedy.
Spend your time researching coins. A boring market is a great time to do your homework: look at project revenue, market cap, and whether anyone is quietly building a position. When the next rally comes, you’ll know what to buy instead of just following the crowd.
Most people don’t lose money because they don’t know how to buy. They lose because they get itchy fingers when the market is dull, then have no position when it finally moves.
The people who really make money spend most of their time waiting.
Have a great weekend, and spend less time watching the charts.
Just my personal opinion, not financial advice. Tell me in the comments: how many times have you traded today?
People in the group ask every day, “Can we get in, coach?” I’ll ask in return: Get into what? $BTC is hovering around 80,000, altcoins are moving sideways—who are we supposed to make money from? Forcing trades in conditions like these is just working for the exchange fees.
I stick to two things:
Keep your hands off the buy button. When there’s no money to be made, staying in cash is a position too. These past few days, I’ve only been taking quick swing trades on $SOL , taking profits when the first target is hit and not getting greedy.
Spend your time researching coins. A boring market is a great time to do your homework: look at project revenue, market cap, and whether anyone is quietly building a position. When the next rally comes, you’ll know what to buy instead of just following the crowd.
Most people don’t lose money because they don’t know how to buy. They lose because they get itchy fingers when the market is dull, then have no position when it finally moves.
The people who really make money spend most of their time waiting.
Have a great weekend, and spend less time watching the charts.
Just my personal opinion, not financial advice. Tell me in the comments: how many times have you traded today?