3 years ago we started the CryptoSat community… and honestly, I still feel like this is just the beginning. So much more to achieve, so many more milestones to unlock together. ❤️
At the beginning, a lot of people helped me build this community into something strong and powerful. I still remember every one of them. Some are still with me, some disappeared with time… that’s life. People change, situations change, and days keep moving.
Meanwhile, I’m still here… a solo warrior managing 6 platforms every single day — Binance Square, Telegram, X, Gate Moments, Bitget Insights, and CMC 😅
Sometimes I feel like I’m just posting random content and disturbing all of you daily 😂 But truthfully? I enjoy every second of it.
In real life, I’m actually an introvert. Social media became the only place where I can express myself freely, share thoughts, charts, wins, losses, and connect with people who understand this journey. Sounds kinda crazy, right? 😄
Life isn’t always easy. Fighting real-life situations alone while trying to stay consistent online every single day is challenging… but at the same time, I enjoy the process. That’s what keeps me going.
Every day, some people join the community and some leave. But one thing remains permanent…
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⚠️ Hold 2 to 3 trades , when you're using cross margin and maintain risk ratio less than 5%
Using ISOLATED MARGIN
😀Use leverage 5x to 10x only and invest 5 to 8% funds
ENTRY STRATEGY ✅ Take 2 to 3 entries ( DCA STRATEGY )
RESTRICTING TAKING ENTRIES ✅
Existing users If you took the trade at entry 1 then it achieved tp2 quickly , Don't take further entries.
New users Don't take entries after tp2 hit.
SECURING PROFITS ✅ 🟢 If 2 or 3 Entry Points(EPs) achieved , then you should shift Target points. If entry 2 achieved , then Ep 1 will be 1st TP. 🟢Always exit 20% (tp1) , 30% (tp2) and remaining tps , exit equal portions 🟢Move SL to Entry-Price after tp3 🟢Take profits at every tp , Don't be greedy and hold only for final tp.
Price is now trading around $0.11, just inches away from its historical lows.
The weekly chart tells a painful story.
After peaking near $3.40, the price has been making:
Lower highs 📉
Lower lows 📉
Weak recovery attempts 📉
Every bounce has been sold.
The Bigger Picture⚠️
Price has already lost more than 96% from its peak.
Momentum continues to weaken, and buyers have struggled to defend key levels.
Current support sits around $0.11.
If this level breaks decisively, the market could be heading toward a new All-Time Low (ATL).
What Traders Should Watch🤔
$0.11 → Immediate support
A break below this zone could trigger another wave of selling.
If buyers step in and reclaim higher levels, a relief bounce is possible—but the broader trend remains bearish until the market starts printing higher highs and higher lows.
💡 The Real Lesson
A cheap price doesn't always mean a good opportunity.
Many traders keep averaging down simply because a coin is "90% down."
Sometimes, markets can stay weak much longer than expected.
"Never buy because it's cheaper than before. Buy because the trend has actually changed"
One of the biggest myths in trading is "RSI above 70 means it's time to sell"
If it were that easy, everyone would be profitable.
The truth? RSI above 70 doesn't automatically mean the market is about to crash
It simply means buying momentum is extremely strong
🟢 What Does RSI Above 70 Mean?
When RSI moves above 70, buyers are aggressively pushing price higher.
Momentum is strong.
Demand is overwhelming supply.
That's why RSI often enters the overbought zone during powerful trends.
📊 Bitcoin Example
Think about some of Bitcoin's biggest rallies.
$BTC can move from $90K to $100K, then to $110K while RSI remains above 70 for days or even weeks.
Many beginners short the first RSI 70 reading…
Only to watch BTC continue climbing and liquidate their positions.
Why? Because strong trends can stay overbought much longer than people expect.
Overbought doesn't mean "too expensive."
It often means "very strong."
⚠️ Common Beginner Mistakes
▫️ Selling immediately at RSI 70 ▫️ Opening shorts without confirmation ▫️ Ignoring the overall trend ▫️ Fighting strong momentum ▫️ Assuming every overbought condition leads to a reversal
These mistakes usually come from trying to predict tops instead of reading momentum.
🏛️ How Professionals React
Experienced traders rarely panic when RSI moves above 70.
Instead, they ask: ▪️ Is volume increasing? ▪️ Is market structure still bullish? ▪️ Are higher highs and higher lows intact? ▪️ Is momentum accelerating or slowing down?
If the trend remains healthy, they often stay patient.
Some even use overbought conditions as confirmation that the trend is strong.
The warning signs usually appear later: 🔴 Bearish divergence 🔴 Weak volume 🔴 Failed breakouts 🔴 Loss of key support levels
📌 RSI above 70 should make you pay attention…
Not automatically press the sell button.
Strong trends create overbought conditions.
And the market often rewards traders who respect momentum instead of fighting it.
Trade the evidence.
Not the number on the indicator
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The moment RSI drops below 30, most traders think: "Perfect. Time to buy"
But the market doesn't work that way.
An oversold RSI doesn't mean price must reverse.
It simply means selling momentum has become extremely strong.
🔴 What Does RSI Below 30 Mean?
RSI below 30 tells us that sellers have been dominating the market.
Price has fallen aggressively and fear is usually increasing.
But here's the important part:
Strong selling pressure can stay strong much longer than people expect.
In bear markets, RSI can remain below 30 for several candles while price continues to fall.
📊 Bitcoin Example
Imagine $BTC drops from $100K to $92K in just a few days.
RSI falls below 30.
Many beginners immediately buy because they believe the market is "cheap."
Then BTC falls to $88K.
And suddenly, that "oversold bounce" turns into a painful loss.
Why?
Because oversold is a momentum reading.
Not a guaranteed bottom.
🧠 Market Psychology During Panic Selling
Oversold conditions usually happen when emotions are at their highest.
Social media becomes bearish. Fear spreads everywhere. People panic sell because they think the market will never recover.
Ironically, this is also where many long-term opportunities begin to appear.
The market often punishes emotional decisions.
🔹️ The Smart Trader Approach
Professional traders don't blindly buy RSI below 30.
Instead, they ask: ▪️ Is selling pressure slowing down? ▪️ Is BTC approaching a major support zone? ▪️ Is there bullish divergence? ▪️ Is volume showing signs of accumulation? ▪️ Is price reclaiming key Moving Averages?
They wait for confirmation.
Because catching a falling knife is not a strategy.
📍 RSI below 30 should make you pay attention…
Not press the buy button immediately.
Oversold conditions tell you that fear is extreme.
And sometimes, the best trades come not from reacting to fear…
But from patiently waiting for the market to prove that the panic is finally ending.