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I’ve been thinking about this for a while, because I want to do something different.

If you’ve followed me for some time, you already know I’ve traded with much bigger margins and positions. I’m not starting with $1,000 because that’s all I can trade with.

I’m doing it because I want to build something more useful here.

Every day I see people entering crypto with $500 or $1,000 and one expectation:

“I’ll turn this into $10,000 in a few days.”

So they use crazy leverage, risk half their account on one trade, make money for a few days… and eventually one bad trade takes everything back.

I’ve realized that showing big profits alone doesn’t teach anyone how to actually survive in this market.

So I want to try something different.

I’m thinking about starting a completely separate $1,000 account and documenting it publicly for the next 2–3 months.

No race to $10K.
No “100x challenge.”
No pressure to make profit every single day.

The goal would be to trade it like a business, not a lottery ticket.

Before every trade, I’ll calculate my risk first. I’ll keep the risk controlled instead of randomly increasing it because I’m confident. I’ll share why I entered, where I was wrong, where I took profit, and most importantly the losses won’t disappear from the story.

I’ll still trade my normal account separately. This $1,000 account would be purely for this journey and for you guys to see what realistic trading actually looks like when risk management comes before screenshots and big numbers.

Because maybe the biggest lesson for someone starting with $1,000 isn’t how to turn it into $10,000 in ten days.

Maybe it’s learning how to still have that $1,000 long enough to become a good trader.

I don’t know where the account will be after three months and I don’t want to fake an ending before we even begin.

You’ll see it with me, trade by trade.

Should I start this? And if I do, who’s joining from Day 1 and following the entire journey?

September ends in less than 3 days and $DEXE has been trapped below $2 since the beginning of the month.

Could this building momentum turn bullish soon?

What price do you think $DEXE will be trading at by the end of the Month?

#DEXEPriceAnalysis

#BTC between ibrings up, it will be the fifth wave; ahead of 81-83 I will cover the long and start a short position. Then a correction to 75-70.

🚨 $ETH is moving hard.

Ethereum is now around $2,277, up almost 19% in 24H, with a high of $2,336. After weeks of consolidation, ETH finally broke above the $2,000 area with strong volume.

The move is partly fueled by a massive wave of short liquidations, but there’s more behind it: institutional accumulation is growing, ETH staking has reached around 34% of supply, and spot ETF demand has been strengthening.

📊 My view:

The trend has clearly turned bullish, but buying after a +19% candle is risky.

🟢 Bullish: holding $2,200–2,150 could open the way toward $2,400–2,500.

🔴 Bearish: losing $2,150 could send ETH back toward $2,050–2,000.

💡 I wouldn’t FOMO here. I’d rather wait for a pullback and see whether buyers defend the breakout.

$2,000–2,200 is now the key zone. If ETH holds it, this could be the beginning of a much bigger recovery. 👀🔥

#ETH #Ethereum #Binance #crypto #Trading

SOLANA IS AT A CRITICAL LEVEL. 👀

$SOL is hovering around $75, with $74–$75 acting as key support.

A clean reclaim of $80 could open the door toward $90 and potentially $100.

The bullish catalyst? Solana spot ETFs just recorded their strongest weekly inflows since May. 📈

But if $74 breaks, $70 could come back into play.

Is SOL preparing for its next breakout? 🚀

$SOL

📉 Altcoin market capitalization at its lowest.

Despite optimistic forecasts about the future, the current market capitalization of altcoins is close to the lowest weekly closing value in almost 3 years.

Which altcoins are you still holding?

#Crypto | #Altcoins

$TUT Shorter Right now.

Will TUT Touch 1$ or Dump to 0.01$

$ETH is showing strong momentum around $1,923. Buyers remain in control as the 4H structure continues to hold higher.

EP $1,915 - $1,925

TP $1,943 $1,965 $2,000

SL $1,898

Liquidity is building above the recent $1,943 high. A clean reaction from the entry zone could keep the bullish structure intact and open the door for another push into higher liquidity.

Let’s go $ETH

🚨This is absolutely massive for Crypto.

Russell 2000 just have its highest weekly close ever in history while the US market added $2.8 Trillion.

This is bullish for ETH and altcoins because historically they followed Russell in 2017 and 2021 bull run.

The money rotation has officially started and it will reach Bitcoin and crypto soon.

You'll Either Accumulate $ETH Before $10K... Or Regret Watching It Get There.

If you still have US stock orders, especially like $SNDK

$MU

$SKHY

and the like. It’s best to have them cleared during the daytime tomorrow—the impact of the Non-Farm Payrolls is still significant.

$ETH on the daily timeframe, this pattern has appeared before in the form of a bull flag, and the previous occurrence has resulted in a bullish breakout. What we're seeing now looks like another repetition of that same structure.

If history repeats itself, this breakout could mark the beginning of a stronger upside move and potentially signal the end of $ETH 's short-term bearish trend.

The technical setup is in place, but as always, confirmation comes from price action. Now it's a matter of watching how the breakout develops and whether buyers can maintain momentum.

NFA – Always manage your risk.

Western Union just dropped a $SOL stablecoin card that works at 175 million Visa spots worldwide. Pretty wild — you can basically spend your stablecoin anywhere now, like buying coffee or groceries. No more "crypto isn't real money" excuses. This is the kind of bridge between old finance and new that actually makes sense for everyday people. If it works smoothly, could be a game changer for how we think about moving and spending money 💳

ETH: Real opportunity at $1,891 or a market trap? 🎯📉

New bullish signals are appearing for Ethereum, suggesting entries around $1,891 with progressive targets:

🎯 TP1: $1,918 (+1.4%)
🎯 TP2: $1,948 (+3.0%)
🎯 TP3: $1,985 (+4.9%)

The technical setup is aiming for a quick push toward the nearest resistance. However, before you hit the buy button, there’s one critical detail you can’t overlook:

⚠️ The lack of a clear Stop Loss.
A trade without a defined invalidation level isn’t a strategy—it’s a gamble. If you’re going to take a position in this area:

1️⃣ Define your invalidation below the last relevant low (zone $1,865–$1,870 approx., depending on your timeframe).

2️⃣ Protect your capital: Move your SL to Breakeven immediately when TP1 is hit.

3️⃣ Manage your leverage and the size of your position.

What do you think about $ETH’s move for today? Are we going for $1,980, or is a correction coming to hunt liquidity lower? 👇💬
#Ethereum #ETH #CryptoAnalysis #Trading #BinanceSquare

#ETH

US stocks break above the previous high! $BTC —what happens next? Keep an eye on this level!

In yesterday’s video, I mentioned that if Bitcoin breaks above 6.42, there’s a chance to open up upside space. Now the price has already reached a key area. Above it is 6.5; after a breakout, the next target is the previous high at 6.67. If it can’t break through, it will likely come back to find support.

A more cautious approach is to enter at support or resistance. The current support below is 6.3; a bit stronger is 6.2, which has been tested twice. If the price can return there, it’s a good place to enter. The upside resistance is 6.5. Here you can try taking a portion during a pullback. But if BTC holds steadily above 6.55, don’t go hard short.

Then watch $ETH . If BTC breaks out, there’s a possibility of a catch-up move. However, resistance above 1900 is also very close— the first line is around 1920.

My plan is: if ETH rebounds to 1920 but can’t push through, you could consider shorting one lot, with a stop-loss placed above 1950. On the downside, first watch 1880, and then 1840–1850.

For a long position, don’t chase here—wait instead for 1820–1850. Once it comes into that zone, if price can reclaim 1850 again, then consider going long. Upside targets are 1900 and 1920.

It’s normal that people start yelling the moment they’re in floating loss. Before I started doing copy trading, when I was trading on my own and had floating losses, you can see that too—yet nobody was yelling. Many people say that after doing copy trading, the trades will “change shape.” Whether the trades change or not depends on my mindset. I’ve been trading for so many years, and my mind is as steady as a rock. I just need to stick to what I’m supposed to do. Let’s leave it to time to judge the results.

Now let me talk about the SPCX I mentioned earlier. People who truly understand the logic are bearish on SPCX. The day I posted, the price was at 108. I said the opportunity is around 80–90. Then the price surged from 108 all the way up to yesterday’s 130. And now some people say, “You were wrong—how could you be like this.” First of all, I’m in an entirely cash position for SPCX. At low levels I have no positions—I won’t add long or short. If I get the chance at 80–90, I’ll trade that wave. If not, I won’t do anything. Whether it goes up or down from here has nothing to do with me. So why do people think SPCX will fall? The logic is simple: the valuation is too high. For a company like this to become profitable, it needs a technological breakthrough. As for space research, even if we say it conservatively, it takes at least a few years; in the bigger picture, it could be decades before there’s meaningful growth in earnings.

The biggest bearish argument is Thursday’s unlock. 910 million shares will be unlocked then, accounting for 20% of the shares being unlocked. Right now, the float is only 600 million shares. What does that mean? Even the short positions are only about 200 million-plus shares. After Thursday, shares available to the market could increase to 1.5 billion—more than double. With only 600 million shares already down this much, it’s hard to imagine how low SPCX could go after Thursday. The “real” value-bargain range I think is around $50–60. That means SPCX very likely could drop to half of its current level—basically another halving from here.

Last night, in the resistance zone, I shorted within SNDK. This is a short-term short. I set a take-profit at 1371. The price fell to 1380—almost reached it, just 9 points short, but it’s fine. I believe the market will go down tonight. The early-hours AMD earnings report wasn’t good; the stock dropped around 10% in the short term. It bounced down near the pressure trendline, and it’s very likely that the selloff will continue. As for SanDisk tonight’s earnings—no matter what happens—I think it will still give me the chance to exit at 1371. There’s no need to worry too much. I’ve been watching the market closely. And as I always say: I hope you trust me—don’t put pressure on me. Look at the outcome with a longer time horizon. If you’re the type who can’t stand floating losses and feels awful as soon as you see them, then please exit the copy trading. Thanks for understanding. I will seriously handle every single trade!

In 2024, I saw someone flip $80 worth of $SOL into $18,000 and ended up selling after it dropped back to $1,800 - he lost over $10,000 profit all because of greed, this is not what I want us to talk about

What I want us to talk about is the fact that a lot of people started trading meme coins because of the amount of money people were making, some even sold their $500 - $1,000 worth of $BTC to start trading meme coins and it wasn't a funny experience for them all.

Most of the people that sold their 5-6 figure #altcoins portfolio in 2024 to start trading meme coins are currently down to 3 figures today.

One thing I have learnt in this crypto space is to stay away from shiny things + opportunities, anything you see people making money easily from, just stay away from it, for your own good, stay far from it.

There will be endless opportunities here as long as you have capital, make sure you don't lose your capital here, it won't be easy building back if you fall to zero.

Be careful and protect your capital

If I am holding $500K - $50M worth of $BTC - $ETH or $SOL I am going to keep it on a centralized exchange like Binance, I know a lot of people will spark up and react saying, why would you keep such an amount of Bitcoin and #altcoins on a centralized exchange.

The truth is, at this point, there is no much difference again, your cold and hardware wallet also has disadvantages same with centralized exchanges but I think the fact that centralized exchanges have customer support and can help you if your crypto is stuck on their platform is a huge difference and this is why I am picking centralized exchange.

Over 1.5M BTC have been lost through self custody and over 1.5M BTC have been lost through exchanges too but here is what I think, if you have $2M worth of Bitcoin on Binance and something happens to your account, I strongly believe you will be able to get it out within 7 days, but for hardware and cold wallet, all your assets are gone.

Just a few days ago we saw over $71M worth of Bitcoin stolen via a coldcard wallet (self custody)

So you see, the difference isn’t much again, both of them are risky but one has customer support that can help you in case of emergency.

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I actually got you guys been exhausted by the bear market, by all of this damn pump and dump shit but it’s still not gives you right to treat crypto as a ‘fraud’. Giving you this alpha:

Forget about everything, forget about how fancy it is. Only matter the tokenomics and the team. The project can be successful meanwhile your tokens still gonna dump very haard!
$DEXE $BNB