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Most traders obsess over entries. They spend hours searching for the perfect setup:
• The cleanest breakout
• The tightest support
• The “smart money” confirmation
But here’s the uncomfortable truth:
A perfect entry with poor position sizing will still destroy your account.
1️⃣ Entries Win Trades. Position Size Protects Careers.
You can be right 60% of the time and still lose money if you oversize.
Why?
Because risk is not about accuracy. It’s about exposure.
Quick Example:
Trader A wins 70% of the time but risks 15% per trade one normal loss wipes out a big chunk of the account.
Trader B wins 50% of the time but risks 1% per trade even with more losses, their account grows steadily.
Lesson: Proper sizing > perfect entry.
If you risk 20% of your account on one trade, you don’t need a bad strategy to fail. You just need one normal loss.
Professional traders think in probabilities. Amateurs think in predictions.
2️⃣ The Illusion of Precision
Retail traders believe: “If I improve my entry, I’ll improve my results.”
But markets are noisy. Even the best setups fail.
The real edge isn’t predicting perfectly. It’s surviving imperfect outcomes.
Position size is what keeps you in the game long enough for your edge to play out.
3️⃣ Volatility Doesn’t Care About Your Confidence
You might feel certain. The chart might look “obvious.”
But volatility expands without warning.
If your size is too large: • A normal pullback feels catastrophic
• Emotions override logic
• You close early or double down
Proper sizing reduces emotional distortion.
And trading is more psychological than technical.
4️⃣ The Professional Rule
Many disciplined traders risk: 1–2% per trade.
Not because they lack confidence. But because they understand variance.
They think in 100-trade samples. Not one “big win.”
Longevity > Ego.
💡 Final Thought
Your entry determines where you start. Your position size determines whether you survive. In trading, survival is the real edge. Master risk first. Refine entries second.
Because one strategy mastered with proper sizing beats ten perfect entries with reckless exposure. You don't lose because you were wrong. You lose because you were too big when you were wrong.
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Bitcoin (BTC) is entering a critical phase of its 2026 corrective cycle, having shed 38% of its value since January. As of February 11, 2026, the asset is drifting toward the $63,100 mark a vital cost-basis cluster where approximately 1.3% of the total circulating supply changed hands. The breakdown of a bearish "flag" pattern and a hidden RSI divergence have confirmed a loss of buying momentum, while on-chain data reveals a worrying trend: long-term conviction is fading, with holder accumulation dropping by 35% in a single day. If the $63,000 "demand wall" fails to hold, the market faces a potential slide toward $57,740 or even a full structural reset at $42,510.
Technical Breakdown: Bear Flag Failure and RSI Warnings
Bitcoin’s recent attempt at a recovery from $60,100 to $72,100 has officially stalled, forming a classic bearish continuation pattern.
The Flag Breakdown: On February 10, BTC broke below the lower boundary of its bear flag structure. This technical failure suggests that the weak rebound seen in early February was merely a pause in the broader downtrend rather than a genuine reversal.Hidden Bearish Divergence: Between late November and early February, Bitcoin’s price made lower highs while the RSI made slightly higher highs. This "hidden" divergence signaled that momentum was exhausting even as prices attempted to stabilize, setting the stage for the current pullback.
Conviction Crisis: Long-Term Holders Move to Sell
The most concerning aspect of the current price action is the shifting behavior of Bitcoin’s "strongest hands."
Accumulation Slump: The 30-day Hodler Net Position Change saw a sharp 35% drop in accumulation between February 9 and 10. Medium-term investors are slowing their purchases, indicating a lack of confidence in current price levels.Acelarating Sell-Side: Long-term holder selling widened by 7% over the same 24-hour period, with net outflows reaching -169,186 BTC.The Speculative Surge: Meanwhile, the 24-hour holder cohort (short-term traders) saw their share of supply jump from 0.72% to 1.02%. This influx of speculative, "fast money" typically increases market fragility, as these holders are the most likely to panic-sell during sharp declines.
The $63,000 Stand: Mapping the Support Floors
With Bitcoin losing the $67,350 level, all eyes are now on the massive cost-basis cluster sitting just above $63,000.
The Critical Demand Wall: Around 1.3% of the total Bitcoin supply is concentrated near $63,100. This zone represents a significant break-even point for a large group of investors; if defended, it could lead to market stabilization.The Breakdown Risks: A daily close below $63,000 would push large holder groups into unrealized losses, potentially triggering a cascade of liquidations. This would open the path to $57,740 or, in a worst-case scenario, the $42,510 major support zone.Recovery Hurdles: To change the current bearish narrative, Bitcoin must first reclaim $72,130 and eventually break above $79,290 to invalidate the broader downtrend.
Essential Financial Disclaimer
This analysis is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, investment, or legal advice. Bitcoin (BTC) price projections and on-chain metrics like the $63,000 cost-basis cluster are based on technical analysis and third-party data as of February 11, 2026. Technical patterns like "bear flags" and indicators like "RSI" are probabilistic and do not guarantee future performance. Bitcoin remains an extremely volatile asset; the 38% decline since January highlights the potential for significant capital loss. On-chain signals like holder net position changes are subject to rapid shifts and may not represent the entirety of institutional sentiment. Always conduct your own exhaustive research (DYOR) and consult with a licensed financial professional before making significant investment decisions in Bitcoin or digital assets.

Do you think the $63,000 cluster is the "buy of a lifetime," or is the 35% drop in holder conviction a sign that $42k is coming?

Binance now controls an extraordinary share of USD1, a U.S. dollar–pegged stablecoin tied to a Trump-affiliated crypto venture. According to a Forbes analysis using on-chain data from Arkham, wallets linked to Binance hold roughly $4.7 billion of USD1 out of a $5.4 billion total supply — about 87% of all tokens in circulation.
That level of concentration is unmatched among the ten largest stablecoins by market capitalization.
USD1 is issued by World Liberty Financial, a project launched in 2024 that describes itself as “inspired by the vision of Donald Trump.” A Trump-affiliated LLC owns roughly 38% of the company, making the stablecoin’s distribution especially sensitive from both market-structure and political perspectives.
Because Binance is barred from serving U.S. customers under its 2023 settlement with the U.S. Treasury, Forbes notes that the vast majority of USD1 held on Binance likely belongs to non-U.S. accounts, assuming the exchange is operating within compliance rules.

Why So Much USD1 Sits on Binance
The concentration didn’t happen overnight. Blockchain data shows Binance’s USD1 balances rising steadily through late 2025, driven by a mix of promotions, strategic deals, and internal balance-sheet decisions that effectively anchored the stablecoin to the exchange.
One major catalyst was a promotional campaign announced in late January. Binance revealed that USD1 holders on its platform would receive $40 million worth of WLFI, World Liberty Financial’s governance token. Within days, World Liberty transferred roughly $40 million in WLFI directly to Binance wallets, according to Arkham data. The incentive was unusually generous by stablecoin standards and strongly encouraged users to keep USD1 parked on Binance rather than move it elsewhere.
An even larger driver was a deal involving MGX. In May 2025, MGX used $2 billion worth of USD1 to invest in Binance. That transaction alone placed a massive share of USD1’s backing assets under Binance’s custody.
From the issuer’s perspective, this structure is lucrative. Stablecoin issuers typically invest backing dollars in instruments like U.S. Treasuries and keep the yield — currently around 3.6% annually. Concentrating reserves inside Binance-linked wallets increases both visibility and interest income tied to USD1’s supply.
In December, Binance added another layer by converting assets backing its discontinued BUSD into USD1. World Liberty Financial said the move “embedded USD1 more deeply into Binance’s ecosystem,” effectively making it part of the exchange’s updated collateral framework.
Why Concentration Raises Red Flags
Independent researcher Molly White told Forbes that while the concentration isn’t shocking given Binance’s incentives, it is still unusual. The concern isn’t about day-to-day trading, but about tail risks.
If assets are heavily concentrated at a single exchange, they can become trapped during bankruptcy proceedings, technical outages, or legal disputes. The situation is more sensitive if part of the 87% represents assets Binance owns outright rather than holds on behalf of customers, giving the exchange leverage over the issuer.
Former SEC adviser Corey Frayer was more blunt, suggesting the structure implies USD1 “was never meant to be a real stablecoin,” but rather a mechanism to move capital toward Trump-linked entities.
For context, Binance’s U.S. affiliate, Binance US, holds just $1,119 worth of USD1, underscoring how offshore-focused the distribution really is.
Trump’s Financial Ties to World Liberty Financial
World Liberty Financial launched in September 2024 with Trump listed as “co-founder emeritus” alongside Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump, and Barron Trump.
A Trump-affiliated LLC owns about 38% of the company and controls 22.5 billion WLFI tokens, according to Reuters. The same entity receives 75% of proceeds from WLFI token sales, per disclosures on the project’s website.
Trump reported $57.4 million in income from World Liberty Financial in his most recent financial disclosure, channeled through the Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust. Forbes estimates the WLFI token added roughly $1 billion to his net worth by October 2025.
USD1 vs. WLFI: Two Very Different Tokens
USD1 is designed as a conventional stablecoin, redeemable 1-to-1 with U.S. dollars and backed by cash and government money-market instruments — similar in structure to Tether’s USDT or Circle’s USDC.
WLFI, by contrast, is a governance token sold to accredited and foreign investors. It does not represent equity, carries no asset backing, and only grants voting rights over project decisions. Tokens were initially non-transferable and only partially unlocked after a community vote in mid-2025.
Binance’s current promotion distributes WLFI to users who hold USD1 on the platform through February 20, funded by a transfer of 235 million WLFI tokens from World Liberty Financial.
Why Scrutiny Is Intensifying
The situation has drawn added attention due to timing. Binance founder Changpeng Zhao was sentenced in 2024 for anti-money-laundering violations and later received a presidential pardon from Trump in October 2025. Soon after, Binance expanded USD1 promotions and related incentives.
In May 2025, shortly after Binance listed USD1, the Securities and Exchange Commission dropped its lawsuit against Binance. While both Binance and World Liberty Financial deny any improper coordination, the sequence has fueled speculation.
Adding to the complexity, the Wall Street Journal reported that Eric Trump signed a deal to sell 49% of World Liberty Financial to associates of Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan for $500 million. Tahnoon chairs MGX — the same fund that invested $2 billion in Binance using USD1.
That deal has triggered a congressional inquiry led by Ro Khanna, who is investigating whether the transaction influenced U.S. policy decisions.
Bottom Line
Binance’s control of 87% of USD1’s supply is unprecedented among major stablecoins. The dominance stems from aggressive incentives, a $2 billion MGX transaction, and Binance’s decision to fold USD1 into its post-BUSD infrastructure.
While both companies frame the relationship as ordinary business, the level of concentration creates real structural risk — and, combined with the political and regulatory backdrop, ensures that USD1 will remain under intense scrutiny.
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In a new Salesforce commercial, he hid clues across the ad and the internet.
The first person to solve the entire puzzle and send the hidden code will win $1 million.
So far, no one is even close to cracking it.
Over 60 million people have already visited the contest site, and an AI agent built into Slack will eventually help participants solve parts of the puzzle.
This is more than just a marketing stunt.
It shows the new attention economy:
Big prizesInteractive challengesAI assistantsMassive online participation
This is the same playbook crypto uses:
airdrops, quests, on-chain puzzles, and incentive-driven growth.
The future of marketing isn’t ads.
It’s interactive, gamified, reward-based experiences.