In my understanding, a gambler is a person who cannot restrain themselves from random trades. This is a trader who has undergone training (or self-taught), created their profitable trading system, but continues to deplete deposit after deposit because they cannot adhere to their own rules. For every good systematic trade made by such a person, there are several random trades that eat away all the profit from
It doesn’t matter if you are a scalper or an intraday trader, it is essential to understand one of the most important rules of successful trading: you can only make money on active coins that are of interest to the market. You can identify such a coin by 3 criteria: 1. Increased relative volume. The key word here is 'relative'. This means that the daily volume should increase 3 times or more compared to the volume at which the coin is usually traded. As a rule, an increase in volume is accompanied by a strong rise or fall in price. Such coins are easy to find in any screener or even on the exchange itself by sorting coins by growth and decline.
$ENA The coin was quickly bought back after briefly breaking above the channel’s upper boundary. This indicates strong buying pressure and good prospects for the uptrend to continue.
The price broke out of a prolonged accumulation range and is returning to retest its upper boundary, which now acts as support. Volume and open interest are rising.
Trade plan: build a position from current levels down to the support levels, with a stop beyond the round number 8.
Take profits: target a risk/reward ratio of at least 1:4.
Сигнал по монете, which I shared the day before yesterday, worked perfectly — the price bounced twice from the buyer zone, gaining 13% and 25%. Congratulations to everyone who made a profit!
The price has now reached this zone for the third time. On the one hand, the odds of another bounce are lower on the third test; on the other, liquidity below the round number 0.1 is still untouched, so it didn’t make sense to expect a sell-off straight from current levels.
So I’ll try to trade this setup once more, risking 50% of the profits from my previous trades on this coin.
$ETH Ether swept the liquidity above strong short levels, but didn’t move lower—instead, it was aggressively bought back up and returned to the channel.
Based on the price action, and assuming there’s no market manipulation, the coin should next move to sweep the liquidity above the highs.
So I’ll build a long position, targeting a breakout above the round number of 3000. Stop-loss below the local low.
The coin is currently trading on elevated volume, with open interest rising sharply, so I’ve added it to my watchlist.
The price has now reached the trendline and is starting to chop through it, which isn’t ideal. If buying picks up and the price moves back above the trendline, it’ll offer a good entry point with a clear, very tight stop.
$STRK Price has pulled back into the zone where the strong upward move began. This zone often produces a good bounce, so I’ll build a position during this consolidation, with a stop below its lower boundary at 0.068.
The take-profit levels are calculated to achieve a risk/reward ratio of at least 1:4. #strk
If Ether completes the second “shoulder,” it will form a classic “head and shoulders” pattern, which statistically is more likely to break downward.
The problem with this setup is that it doesn’t offer any entry points with a tight stop. So I’ll try entering early with a small position size in the 2580–2620 range, if it spikes into that area.
Then I’ll go in with the full position size on the actual breakdown of the short-entry levels, if the approach to them is gradual and technically clean.
The coin has formed a very nice breakout setup with 4 touches. If we gradually approach the lows while pressing down toward them, I'll trade it.
Entry right at the levels, at the round 0.065 mark or earlier if it gives a signal. The goal is to catch the 2–3% move from the long traders' stop-losses.
$HYPE During the sharp correction in Bitcoin and Ether, the price here didn’t even reach the volume profile. This could indicate that large buyers have no plans to take profits at current levels.
I’ll build a position in small increments, aiming for a breakout above 100.
SL behind the profile, somewhere around 80.3; take-profit targets after a breakout above 100.
Despite the two-day bleed, Bitcoin is still in an uptrend. The price has now paused at the channel’s lower boundary, dipping slightly below it.
I’ll enter half of my position at current prices and place a “bucket” of limit orders across a wide range down to around 80,000 for the rest, in case of a deeper correction.
The coin has formed a solid accumulation pattern near local highs, pressing up against the highs.
If BTC bounces off the resistance levels it has now reached, we could see a breakout above the round 12 level here, with a strong long opportunity.
I’ll start building a position with a small portion at the current price, with a stop behind the trendline. I’ll add to it on a breakout if we approach it in a technically sound way.
Yesterday, I entered on a bounce off the trendline, with a stop beyond 250, so I’m no longer in the position.
But after breaking through the trendline, the price wasn’t sold off; instead, it quickly moved back for a retest. So for now, I’m watching. If the coin moves back above the trendline and reacts to it, I’m planning to enter for a continuation of the uptrend.
Once again, the upward trendline held, and we're starting to bounce off it.
I didn't manage to enter near the trendline, and now it's already a little late. So I'll keep an eye on it; if we correct back toward it by a couple of percent, I'll enter with a tight stop just beyond 250.