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A quick tip for those who are stuck:
$ME and $MOVE will go up without a doubt, but they will require some waiting time. Patience is key when placing bets. You need to become psychologically accustomed to rapid price swings and avoid panicking in the short term.
To stay one step ahead, timing the market well is most important. Study general movements. Where does the liquidity flow? Hyperliquid has outperformed ETH in volume and continues to grow.
We are at the stage where high caps and BTC are going up. The money then flows like a waterfall from high caps to mid caps, and so on. Consider where the liquidity is flowing and what stage of the market we are in. I place my bets earlier, which is why I’ve taken positions in $HODL and $PURR minted on Hyperliquid.
When the Greed Index hits 90+, wait—we’re in for a great ride, including $ME and $MOVE.
$ME and $MOVE will go up without a doubt, but they will require some waiting time. Patience is key when placing bets. You need to become psychologically accustomed to rapid price swings and avoid panicking in the short term.
To stay one step ahead, timing the market well is most important. Study general movements. Where does the liquidity flow? Hyperliquid has outperformed ETH in volume and continues to grow.
We are at the stage where high caps and BTC are going up. The money then flows like a waterfall from high caps to mid caps, and so on. Consider where the liquidity is flowing and what stage of the market we are in. I place my bets earlier, which is why I’ve taken positions in $HODL and $PURR minted on Hyperliquid.
When the Greed Index hits 90+, wait—we’re in for a great ride, including $ME and $MOVE.
A quick tip for those who are stuck:
$ME and $MOVE will go up without a doubt, but they will require some waiting time. Patience is key when placing bets. You need to become psychologically accustomed to rapid price swings and avoid panicking in the short term.
To stay one step ahead, timing the market well is most important. Study general movements. Where does the liquidity flow? Hyperliquid has outperformed ETH in volume and continues to grow.
We are at the stage where high caps and BTC are going up. The money then flows like a waterfall from high caps to mid caps, and so on. Consider where the liquidity is flowing and what stage of the market we are in. I place my bets earlier, which is why I’ve taken positions in $HODL and $PURR minted on Hyperliquid.
When the Greed Index hits 90+, wait—we’re in for a great ride, including $ME and $MOVE .
$ME and $MOVE will go up without a doubt, but they will require some waiting time. Patience is key when placing bets. You need to become psychologically accustomed to rapid price swings and avoid panicking in the short term.
To stay one step ahead, timing the market well is most important. Study general movements. Where does the liquidity flow? Hyperliquid has outperformed ETH in volume and continues to grow.
We are at the stage where high caps and BTC are going up. The money then flows like a waterfall from high caps to mid caps, and so on. Consider where the liquidity is flowing and what stage of the market we are in. I place my bets earlier, which is why I’ve taken positions in $HODL and $PURR minted on Hyperliquid.
When the Greed Index hits 90+, wait—we’re in for a great ride, including $ME and $MOVE .
It already broke and going to hit 102mln soon
$FIRO is about to break 100 million dollars in transaction volume, it will definitely take off this month, it will dominate the top rank in the coming days, after that it will be hard to buy firo below 10U.
Smaller market cap = more room to grow
One thing I’ve learned over the years in crypto is that being early makes all the difference. Right $FIRO is sitting at just a $35M market cap, which got me thinking about the potential here.
• How Market Cap Affects Price
Market cap is simply the coin’s price multiplied by its circulating supply. Here’s why it matters: for a project with a $400M market cap to double, it needs another $400M to flow in. That’s a lot of momentum required.
Now, compare that to $FIRO . At just $35M, it only takes another $35M for the price to 2x.
• The BIG Difference
A lot of new projects struggle because they flood the market with tokens, dumping on new investors. For instance, $ME will require more patience because of that. FIRO doesn’t have that problem. It’s been around for years, has a strong foundation, and is focused on privacy—something I think is going to become an even bigger deal in the future.
It’s not financial advice, of course, but I personally see a lot of upside here. The key is spotting the opportunity early.
One thing I’ve learned over the years in crypto is that being early makes all the difference. Right $FIRO is sitting at just a $35M market cap, which got me thinking about the potential here.
• How Market Cap Affects Price
Market cap is simply the coin’s price multiplied by its circulating supply. Here’s why it matters: for a project with a $400M market cap to double, it needs another $400M to flow in. That’s a lot of momentum required.
Now, compare that to $FIRO . At just $35M, it only takes another $35M for the price to 2x.
• The BIG Difference
A lot of new projects struggle because they flood the market with tokens, dumping on new investors. For instance, $ME will require more patience because of that. FIRO doesn’t have that problem. It’s been around for years, has a strong foundation, and is focused on privacy—something I think is going to become an even bigger deal in the future.
It’s not financial advice, of course, but I personally see a lot of upside here. The key is spotting the opportunity early.
Thanks, fam! Main point learning from f ups is not to repeat. I still do new ones, we’ll all do, but we all get better off in balance if we skip some 👍
$ME Many first-timers, so sharing some tips I learned the hard way over the years
1. Most retail investors are rookies who freak out on retracements. They might get lucky a few times, but eventually, they end up buying high and selling low. Keep that in mind and use panic and hype as proxies.
2. Invest less than the max you can afford to lose. A clear mind keeps you from becoming part of point 1.
3. Buy low, sell high. When everyone is doubting, remember points 1 and 2. If people are crying on Binance, it’s often a sign to start looking for buy positions.
4. Consolidations take time. Pumps happen, but market makers and bots won’t let it run before they fill their bags. They also ladder sell-offs. They helped to ramp up the price, sold before the dump started. Dump is mostly from rookies. Invest 1-2h to study price movements and what the volumes behind mean in crypto, lots of good content on youtube.
5. In a bullish market, remember point 4 assumes higher moves are coming. Be patient, or you’ll end up chasing the next moonshot and losing to FOMO - most people lose their money this way. Monitor market stats like the fear and greed index to time bull runs for BTC and altcoins.
6. A lot of folks posting here have no idea what they’re doing and just use ChatGPT for “technical analysis.” Learn from mistakes, filter info, and fact-check not to ape in.
7. TA is useful but not gospel. You can fit any narrative with the right cherry-picked chart. Use it as a tool, not a crutch. Random lines and patterns without context will get you liquidated.
8. Be realistic with take-profits. Nothing goes up forever, and corrections are healthy—but choose your battles wisely. Avoid selling at lows, but don’t stay stuck in multi-year corrections. Ladder your sells like market makers to counter own cognitive biases like FOMO and loss aversion.
9. Swing trading longer timeframes is less stressful. Day trading is a fast track to getting wrecked. If you wanna day trade, learn algo trading, but don’t expect crazy gains on average.
10. If you’re new, stick to spot trading.
1. Most retail investors are rookies who freak out on retracements. They might get lucky a few times, but eventually, they end up buying high and selling low. Keep that in mind and use panic and hype as proxies.
2. Invest less than the max you can afford to lose. A clear mind keeps you from becoming part of point 1.
3. Buy low, sell high. When everyone is doubting, remember points 1 and 2. If people are crying on Binance, it’s often a sign to start looking for buy positions.
4. Consolidations take time. Pumps happen, but market makers and bots won’t let it run before they fill their bags. They also ladder sell-offs. They helped to ramp up the price, sold before the dump started. Dump is mostly from rookies. Invest 1-2h to study price movements and what the volumes behind mean in crypto, lots of good content on youtube.
5. In a bullish market, remember point 4 assumes higher moves are coming. Be patient, or you’ll end up chasing the next moonshot and losing to FOMO - most people lose their money this way. Monitor market stats like the fear and greed index to time bull runs for BTC and altcoins.
6. A lot of folks posting here have no idea what they’re doing and just use ChatGPT for “technical analysis.” Learn from mistakes, filter info, and fact-check not to ape in.
7. TA is useful but not gospel. You can fit any narrative with the right cherry-picked chart. Use it as a tool, not a crutch. Random lines and patterns without context will get you liquidated.
8. Be realistic with take-profits. Nothing goes up forever, and corrections are healthy—but choose your battles wisely. Avoid selling at lows, but don’t stay stuck in multi-year corrections. Ladder your sells like market makers to counter own cognitive biases like FOMO and loss aversion.
9. Swing trading longer timeframes is less stressful. Day trading is a fast track to getting wrecked. If you wanna day trade, learn algo trading, but don’t expect crazy gains on average.
10. If you’re new, stick to spot trading.
$ME Many first-timers, so sharing some tips I learned the hard way over the years
1. Most retail investors are rookies who freak out on retracements. They might get lucky a few times, but eventually, they end up buying high and selling low. Keep that in mind and use panic and hype as proxies.
2. Invest less than the max you can afford to lose. A clear mind keeps you from becoming part of point 1.
3. Buy low, sell high. When everyone is doubting, remember points 1 and 2. If people are crying on Binance, it’s often a sign to start looking for buy positions.
4. Consolidations take time. Pumps happen, but market makers and bots won’t let it run before they fill their bags. They also ladder sell-offs. They helped to ramp up the price, sold before the dump started. Dump is mostly from rookies. Invest 1-2h to study price movements and what the volumes behind mean in crypto, lots of good content on youtube.
5. In a bullish market, remember point 4 assumes higher moves are coming. Be patient, or you’ll end up chasing the next moonshot and losing to FOMO - most people lose their money this way. Monitor market stats like the fear and greed index to time bull runs for BTC and altcoins.
6. A lot of folks posting here have no idea what they’re doing and just use ChatGPT for “technical analysis.” Learn from mistakes, filter info, and fact-check not to ape in.
7. TA is useful but not gospel. You can fit any narrative with the right cherry-picked chart. Use it as a tool, not a crutch. Random lines and patterns without context will get you liquidated.
8. Be realistic with take-profits. Nothing goes up forever, and corrections are healthy—but choose your battles wisely. Avoid selling at lows, but don’t stay stuck in multi-year corrections. Ladder your sells like market makers to counter own cognitive biases like FOMO and loss aversion.
9. Swing trading longer timeframes is less stressful. Day trading is a fast track to getting wrecked. If you wanna day trade, learn algo trading, but don’t expect crazy gains on average.
10. If you’re new, stick to spot trading.
1. Most retail investors are rookies who freak out on retracements. They might get lucky a few times, but eventually, they end up buying high and selling low. Keep that in mind and use panic and hype as proxies.
2. Invest less than the max you can afford to lose. A clear mind keeps you from becoming part of point 1.
3. Buy low, sell high. When everyone is doubting, remember points 1 and 2. If people are crying on Binance, it’s often a sign to start looking for buy positions.
4. Consolidations take time. Pumps happen, but market makers and bots won’t let it run before they fill their bags. They also ladder sell-offs. They helped to ramp up the price, sold before the dump started. Dump is mostly from rookies. Invest 1-2h to study price movements and what the volumes behind mean in crypto, lots of good content on youtube.
5. In a bullish market, remember point 4 assumes higher moves are coming. Be patient, or you’ll end up chasing the next moonshot and losing to FOMO - most people lose their money this way. Monitor market stats like the fear and greed index to time bull runs for BTC and altcoins.
6. A lot of folks posting here have no idea what they’re doing and just use ChatGPT for “technical analysis.” Learn from mistakes, filter info, and fact-check not to ape in.
7. TA is useful but not gospel. You can fit any narrative with the right cherry-picked chart. Use it as a tool, not a crutch. Random lines and patterns without context will get you liquidated.
8. Be realistic with take-profits. Nothing goes up forever, and corrections are healthy—but choose your battles wisely. Avoid selling at lows, but don’t stay stuck in multi-year corrections. Ladder your sells like market makers to counter own cognitive biases like FOMO and loss aversion.
9. Swing trading longer timeframes is less stressful. Day trading is a fast track to getting wrecked. If you wanna day trade, learn algo trading, but don’t expect crazy gains on average.
10. If you’re new, stick to spot trading.