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Leaving open trades unprotected over the weekend is like playing Russian roulette with your portfolio. If you had a good week trading, the worst mistake is to give back those gains to the market out of pure greed or excess confidence.

When institutional volume starts to dwindle on Friday afternoon, erratic movements can sweep away your positions in a matter of minutes.

If you have floating gains in $BTC or in volatile altcoins like $AVAX or $LINK , consider securing part of it today. Raising your Stop Loss to the entry price or taking partial profits ensures you can sleep soundly on Saturday and Sunday without having to check your phone every five minutes.

Remember that the market will always provide new opportunities on Monday. No one has gone broke by taking profits, but many have burned their accounts by waiting for a coin to rise one more percentage point. Protect your capital, close the screen, and mentally prepare for the upcoming week.
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Friday arrives and many traders feel the urgency to leave positions open so as not to miss any movement. However, trading over the weekend is often one of the most costly mistakes for beginners.

Starting Friday night, large institutional capital temporarily withdraws. With significantly less liquidity in the market, main assets like $BTC or $SOL become very vulnerable. A single moderate-sized market order can cause sharp spikes in price, liquidating leveraged positions only to return exactly to their starting point.

These false breakouts trap the most impatient. Instead of risking the capital you have worked so hard to manage during the week, use these days of low volume to get organized.

Review the weekly chart of $ETH , adjust your key levels, and plan your strategy for the Monday open. Being out of the market protecting your liquidity is the best decision when conditions become unpredictable.
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Every time an important economic data point or a rumor circulates, the market reacts violently. However, buying or selling out of panic is often the worst mistake you can make.

The cryptocurrency market is highly emotional. When you see massive negative news and $BTC experiences a sudden drop, most retail traders sell out of fear. What they don’t realize is that often, large capital takes advantage of that same panic to accumulate at lower prices.

Similarly, when exaggeratedly positive news comes out about popular projects like $XRP or $ADA , the price tends to rise due to initial euphoria and then correct drastically, trapping those who bought at the top.

The golden rule for surviving fundamental news is to keep a cool head. Before executing an impulsive order based on a headline, check the chart and look for real support or resistance zones.

News is often just the catalyst to reach the technical levels that the market had already anticipated. Don’t let the panic of others dictate your investment strategy.

Understanding capital rotation is vital to avoid panic when you see the market moving unevenly. Institutional money usually enters first into the safest and most liquid asset, which is $BTC .

As Bitcoin rises strongly and absorbs market liquidity, it is normal to see other coins bleed or stagnate against it.
The real opportunity for the rest of the market usually comes when Bitcoin calms down and lateralizes in high ranges.

It is at that moment when investors take profits and rotate that capital into high-cap coins like $ETH or $SOL seeking higher short-term returns.

Before selling your positions at a loss out of impatience, check Bitcoin's dominance. If it is very high, it is likely that the rotation has not yet started. Watch the pairs against BTC and wait for the money to flow naturally down the risk chain.
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Many mistakenly believe that being productive in the market means constantly opening trades.

However, the most expensive lesson we learn is that patience pays much more than impulsiveness.

The true "value" of your portfolio is not only measured in profits but also in the ability to protect your capital. Entering the market out of boredom or fear of missing out on a rise (FOMO) is the fastest way to give away your money.

Remember that staying in liquidity (USDT) while waiting for a clear confirmation in $BTC or a solid structure in $BNB is, in itself, a valid trading position.

Before clicking the buy button, ask yourself: Am I trading because my strategy tells me to or because I need to feel the adrenaline? Your ability to do nothing when the market is indecisive is what sets you apart from a gambler. Protect your capital for when the real opportunity arrives.
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