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Assalamualaikum everyone 👋
I’m new to Binance and crypto.
My goal: Learn step by step and earn my first $10 without investing.
Can you guys please guide me:
1. What’s the first step I should take on Binance?
2. Which free tasks should I do first?
I’m ready to work hard daily. Thanks in advance for helping a beginner 🙏
#NewToCrypto #LearnWithMe #StudentCrypto #BinanceSquare
Assalamualaikum everyone 👋
I’m new to Binance and crypto.
My goal: Learn step by step and earn my first $10 without investing.
Can you guys please guide me:
1. What’s the first step I should take on Binance?
2. Which free tasks should I do first?
I’m ready to work hard daily. Thanks in advance for helping a beginner 🙏
#NewToCrypto #LearnWithMe #StudentCrypto #BinanceSquare
Vinhtocdo:
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My Wyckoff Analysis 🤔
Where I marked "Spring" on the BNB Daily Chart
The question is this:
Will the Phase C mark-up start after this Spring?
Or will the 569 support be retested?
1. Spring = Fake breakdown, bullish sign 📈
2. Phase B accumulates between 569-682
3. If 682.39 breaks, next target is 740+
Look at the chart and comment your opinion 👇
Bullish or Bearish?
NFA. Just sharing analysis.
#BNB #TechnicalAnalysis #CryptoLK_Newbie #wyckoff #LearnWithMe
$BNB $USDT
Where I marked "Spring" on the BNB Daily Chart
The question is this:
Will the Phase C mark-up start after this Spring?
Or will the 569 support be retested?
1. Spring = Fake breakdown, bullish sign 📈
2. Phase B accumulates between 569-682
3. If 682.39 breaks, next target is 740+
Look at the chart and comment your opinion 👇
Bullish or Bearish?
NFA. Just sharing analysis.
#BNB #TechnicalAnalysis #CryptoLK_Newbie #wyckoff #LearnWithMe
$BNB $USDT
#LearnWithMe : $BTC Bounces Off Demand, But Why Is Everyone Watching $73K?
$BTC
BTC just showed bullish momentum after testing the $73k-$74k demand zone. Price wicked down to $73,724 today and buyers stepped in, pushing us back to ∼$75k.
Let’s break down what’s happening:
1. What’s a demand zone?
A price area where buying interest previously overwhelmed selling. $73k-$74k acted as support twice this week. Traders watch it because “old support often becomes new support.”
2. Why is there “liquidity below $73k”?
Liquidity = resting orders. Below $73k sits:
Stop losses from traders who went long at $74k-$76k
Sell stop orders from breakdown traders waiting to short if $73k breaks
Exchange incentives: Price often “hunts” these areas to fill orders before reversing.
3. Two educational scenarios to study:
Liquidity sweep + reclaim = bullish: Price dips to $72.5k-$72.8k, triggers those stops/sells, then quickly reclaims $73k. This is called a “stop hunt” or “fakeout.” It removes weak hands and often leads to stronger upside.
Breakdown + follow-through = bearish: Price loses $73k with high volume and fails to reclaim. That signals sellers are in control. Next liquidity pockets: $71.8k-$72k, then $70k.
4. How scalpers use this info (with risk management):
Scalping = short-term trades, small targets, tight risk.
If price holds above $74.7k: One strategy is to look for long entries on pullbacks to $74.2k-$74.5k, targeting prior highs at $75.5k/$76.2k. Invalidation/stop-loss could be placed below $73.9k.
If price sweeps below $73k: Patient traders often wait for price to reclaim $73k-$73.2k on a lower timeframe before considering longs. Stop-loss would go below the sweep low.
Key rule: Invalidation matters. If price bases below $72.5k, the bullish idea is wrong. No trade or consider the short side.
5. Bigger context:
BTC is still sensitive to macro/geopolitical headlines right now. News can cause fast wicks into liquidity zones. That’s why position sizing and predefined risk are critical.
$BTC
BTC just showed bullish momentum after testing the $73k-$74k demand zone. Price wicked down to $73,724 today and buyers stepped in, pushing us back to ∼$75k.
Let’s break down what’s happening:
1. What’s a demand zone?
A price area where buying interest previously overwhelmed selling. $73k-$74k acted as support twice this week. Traders watch it because “old support often becomes new support.”
2. Why is there “liquidity below $73k”?
Liquidity = resting orders. Below $73k sits:
Stop losses from traders who went long at $74k-$76k
Sell stop orders from breakdown traders waiting to short if $73k breaks
Exchange incentives: Price often “hunts” these areas to fill orders before reversing.
3. Two educational scenarios to study:
Liquidity sweep + reclaim = bullish: Price dips to $72.5k-$72.8k, triggers those stops/sells, then quickly reclaims $73k. This is called a “stop hunt” or “fakeout.” It removes weak hands and often leads to stronger upside.
Breakdown + follow-through = bearish: Price loses $73k with high volume and fails to reclaim. That signals sellers are in control. Next liquidity pockets: $71.8k-$72k, then $70k.
4. How scalpers use this info (with risk management):
Scalping = short-term trades, small targets, tight risk.
If price holds above $74.7k: One strategy is to look for long entries on pullbacks to $74.2k-$74.5k, targeting prior highs at $75.5k/$76.2k. Invalidation/stop-loss could be placed below $73.9k.
If price sweeps below $73k: Patient traders often wait for price to reclaim $73k-$73.2k on a lower timeframe before considering longs. Stop-loss would go below the sweep low.
Key rule: Invalidation matters. If price bases below $72.5k, the bullish idea is wrong. No trade or consider the short side.
5. Bigger context:
BTC is still sensitive to macro/geopolitical headlines right now. News can cause fast wicks into liquidity zones. That’s why position sizing and predefined risk are critical.
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