📊$XRP : It seems XRP is gearing up for a big move in the coming weeks. The $1.24 area remains a likely target before the price rises. "Sell the news and buy the rumor"
📊$BTC : ⚠️Bitcoin is about to choose a direction and make a literally face-ripping move.... Most traders lose because they act after the move has already happened. Don't provide liquidity to the market maker (MM).
Machi is a perfect example of what many traders go through.
I think many of us here have had the same experience at some point in our trading journey: making a lot of money, then losing it all, and desperately trying to win it back.
That’s when trading becomes dangerous. You’re no longer trading to make money. You’re trading to recover what you’ve lost. Every decision becomes emotional, every loss makes you more desperate, and the harder you try to get back to where you were, the deeper you fall into the hole.
At some point, when the money runs out, reality hits. That may be the moment Machi finally realizes where he went wrong.
But the truth is, not everyone gets a second chance. Some people eventually get back on their feet, learn from their mistakes, and become better traders. Others lose everything and never recover.
In trading, making money is one skill. Knowing how to keep it is another.
And sometimes, the most expensive lesson is learning that you don’t have to win back every dollar you’ve lost. You just need to survive long enough to become a better trader $BTC $ETH $SOL
🚩🚩The most dangerous phase in the market? When price makes you doubt everything. 🧠📉
This is the kind of Price Action that leaves most traders unable to see the next move.
Time-based capitulation. Repeated liquidity hunts. Price structure breaks down, then regains its balance as if nothing happened.
Add a little fear, and you have the perfect environment to push traders into giving up, selling the lows, and leaving the market before the move they’ve been waiting for so long.
Uncomfortable lows. Negative news. And liquidity being drained amid fear.
The best opportunities often appear when most traders are least prepared to take risks.
The problem isn’t just reading the chart; it’s being able to stick to your plan when everything around you becomes uncertain.
Those who get used to selling every high and buying every low may find themselves completely out of the market when the real move begins.
Remember what $BTC did before between 62K and 66K: weeks of choppiness and attrition before the picture changed.
This pattern may repeat, but the market offers no guarantees and won’t tell you in advance when accumulation ends or a breakout begins.
The real question isn’t: Where will price move?
It’s: Do you have a clear plan, or do you trade out of fear every time the market changes direction?
🚨 Black Monday: Will history repeat itself in 2026? 📉
On October 19, 1987, the markets experienced a historic crash known as “Black Monday,” when the Dow Jones fell by around 22% in a single day.
Today, some analysts are drawing attention to technical similarities between the market’s movement back then and the current setup in 2026, raising possibilities worth monitoring cautiously.
Are we witnessing a historical repeat that could precede a sharp downturn, or is the similarity merely a technical coincidence?
⚠️ History does not necessarily repeat itself, but sometimes it offers signals worth studying.
Keep an eye on the market, and don’t let overconfidence blind you to the risks.
This is technical analysis, not confirmation that a crash will occur. #balckmonday $ETH
I made a lot of money trading cryptocurrencies between 2022 and 2024. At the time, I had every reason to believe in my strategy. But in 2025, that same strategy that had brought me this far nearly cost me everything.
The market doesn’t care how much money you made in the past, or how many times you were right. When the rules of the game change, the experience that once helped you win can become the reason you lose.
Five years in this market have taught me that knowledge isn’t just about knowing when to buy or sell. Sometimes, it’s about recognizing when what you believed in is no longer true. And the hardest part isn’t learning a new strategy, but being able to let go of the old one when part of you still wants to believe in it.
I don’t think I’m any different from anyone else. I just know that getting to where I am today came at a great cost. Some lessons only make sense after you lose money. Some decisions only reveal themselves as mistakes when there’s no chance to correct them. And during certain periods, the best thing you can do isn’t make more money, but stop trying to prove that you’re still right.
I don’t need to win every battle to prove I’m good at what I do. I just need to survive in this market. $BTC
1_Rising oil. 2_Fears of MSTR being delisted. 3_Hot CPI. 4_Interest rate hikes. 5_Global bond yields are heading toward a vertical rise. 6_DXY hits new highs. 7_Ledger wallet breaches.
🔶️They really don't want you to stay on the bulls' side. They really want you to panic.
🔶️The next face-ripping rally will leave people completely speechless.
🔶️"This market is full of manipulation"
🔶️"This is bullshit. There's so much fear, and yet the price keeps going up."
🔶️I can already smell it. Sentiment has become heavily bearish.
🔶️Have you noticed how everyone has become a macroeconomics genius over the past few days?
🔶️Oh, but the yields. Oh, but inflation..... etc.
🔶️They say we're going down because of XYZ. Bro, we're going down because we're looking for liquidity. Nothing more. Nothing less. It's in the books.
🔶️They always give you these bullshit reasons to justify why the price should do XYZ, and people still keep eating that bullshit up
🔶️Either you learn the easy way by listening, or the hard way.
None of my predictions or trades were based on the news. That should tell you something.
A lot has happened this week. Since the start of the week, we have seen: 1_ Over $5 billion in LONG positions liquidated 2_ A billion-dollar bloodbath in the Asian market 3_ A stock market crash: the S&P 500 index is down 1.26% The Nasdaq index is down 2%. More than $1 trillion has been wiped off stocks. 4_ The Fear and Greed Index fell to 49
We have only two possible scenarios:
1_ A rise from current levels, targeting the largest liquidity cluster at 88k, since every time the price touched the MA50, we saw an upward move and it did not fall back below it. 2_ Another leg down to 77k_78k, followed by a sharp upward move to 88k.
🚩These market makers are so cunning—predatory wolves—that they started dumping meme coins while Bitcoin was at $87,000, even though nothing had happened yet. Whenever meme coins start dropping for no reason, know that Bitcoin will fall afterward.
☑️This is one of the things I’ve been watching for a long time. These guys have everything under control. They drove Bitcoin down to $58,000 without any major reasons in between. The October 10 event. Made-up reasons. Then, boom, up to $87,000.
☑️I swear, in this market, to survive you have to be more cunning than they are. #ETH $BTC #Altcoin
The dumbest decision you could make right now is to stay on the sidelines, sell the coins you’ve bought, or wait for 60k for $BTC or for $ETH to return to the 1500 levels in a bull market.
I’m buying using DCA, especially Ethereum.
I’m very bullish on ETH, as I believe it will outperform BTC this cycle.🚀