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#VELAS JAPONESAS PARA NEÓFITOS
Las velas japonesas son una herramienta valiosa para realizar trading, el método es muy visual del comportamiento del precio de un activo en el mercado volátil, durante un lapso de tiempo.
Ese lapso de tiempo puede realizarse de un segundo, un minuto, dos minutos, tres minutos, cinco minutos, una hora, un día (intradia), una semana, un mes, entre otros periodos de tiempo deseados. En el tiempo que elijamos el precio de nuestro activo variará por ser dinámico, véase el gráfico siguiente.
Pero lo que sí tenemos que tener en cuenta es el momento de inicio de nuestro análisis denominado precio de apertura, al terminar el tiempo de análisis elegido, se denomina precio de cierre, sin embargo el precio puede variar significativamente (una mecha larga) en ese lapso de tiempo, por lo que se crean las denominadas mechas o sombras, valores por abajo (arriba) del precio de apertura o por arriba (abajo) del precio de cierre, dependiendo si es una vela alcista o bajista.
Cuando aparece una mecha grande o larga, por lo general implica una reversión del precio y, al mismo tiempo, en la tendencia, como puede verse en los círculos morados como punto de inflexión al cambio de valor de precio y tendencia.
La siguiente vela se denomina DOGI, se muestra en el círculo amarillo, donde el precio de apertura y cierre son el mismo, aunque pudo existir cambios en el precio, pero existe una gran indecisión por parte de los inversores al no denotarse con claridad cuál será el camino o tendencia del precio en el mercado. Existe la misma fuerza de posiciones de compra como de venta.
Está vela aparece por lo regular en los puntos denominados soporte (base) o resistencia (techo), al no definirse claramente el rumbo del precio del activo, si romperá el soporte y el precio caerá más o la resistencia si el precio se elevará.
El martillo círculo azul claro, viene de una vela alcista, tiene una mecha enorme, es decir en un momento el precio descendió significativamente, en ese punto aparecen los grandes inversores o instituciones, compradores asiduos de beneficiarse del precio bajo y su fuerza provoca nuevamente un alza del precio y un cambio de tendencia a la alza.
La estrella fugaz, círculo anaranjado, es es comportamiento semejante que el martillo pero en sentido inverso, pues su mecha larga está hacia arriba, es cuando aparecen los vendedores por el precio alto, lo que provoca un decrecimiento de precio y de manera paralela un cambio de tendencia descendente.
La Envolvente Alcista y Envolvente Bajista, la primera viene de una vela “pequeña” bajista seguida de una vela de gran tamaño “alcista” tan grande que cubre a la bajista y de ahí se tiende a una carrera ascendente. La segunda, inicia con una vela pequeña alcista y aparece una vela bajista enorme que se come a la vela anterior, provocando una baja de precio y una tendencia descendente.
La Estrella de la mañana y la Estrella del atardecer, en el primer caso tenemos una vela bajista, seguida de una vela pequeña alcista, para continuar con otra alcista pero del mismo tamaño que la bajista, provocando así un inicio de una tendencia alcista. Para el segundo caso, se inicia con una vela alcista, seguida de una vela pequeña bajista, para continuar con otra bajista pero del mismo tamaño que la alcista, pero provoca el inicio de una tendencia bajista.
En espera que este somero análisis de velas lo disfruten y me haya dado a entender, cualquier duda, comentario o sugerencia, permanezco atenta.
Pero mientras, descansemos un poco, que tengan una excelente noche ♥️.
Ese lapso de tiempo puede realizarse de un segundo, un minuto, dos minutos, tres minutos, cinco minutos, una hora, un día (intradia), una semana, un mes, entre otros periodos de tiempo deseados. En el tiempo que elijamos el precio de nuestro activo variará por ser dinámico, véase el gráfico siguiente.
Pero lo que sí tenemos que tener en cuenta es el momento de inicio de nuestro análisis denominado precio de apertura, al terminar el tiempo de análisis elegido, se denomina precio de cierre, sin embargo el precio puede variar significativamente (una mecha larga) en ese lapso de tiempo, por lo que se crean las denominadas mechas o sombras, valores por abajo (arriba) del precio de apertura o por arriba (abajo) del precio de cierre, dependiendo si es una vela alcista o bajista.
Cuando aparece una mecha grande o larga, por lo general implica una reversión del precio y, al mismo tiempo, en la tendencia, como puede verse en los círculos morados como punto de inflexión al cambio de valor de precio y tendencia.
La siguiente vela se denomina DOGI, se muestra en el círculo amarillo, donde el precio de apertura y cierre son el mismo, aunque pudo existir cambios en el precio, pero existe una gran indecisión por parte de los inversores al no denotarse con claridad cuál será el camino o tendencia del precio en el mercado. Existe la misma fuerza de posiciones de compra como de venta.
Está vela aparece por lo regular en los puntos denominados soporte (base) o resistencia (techo), al no definirse claramente el rumbo del precio del activo, si romperá el soporte y el precio caerá más o la resistencia si el precio se elevará.
El martillo círculo azul claro, viene de una vela alcista, tiene una mecha enorme, es decir en un momento el precio descendió significativamente, en ese punto aparecen los grandes inversores o instituciones, compradores asiduos de beneficiarse del precio bajo y su fuerza provoca nuevamente un alza del precio y un cambio de tendencia a la alza.
La estrella fugaz, círculo anaranjado, es es comportamiento semejante que el martillo pero en sentido inverso, pues su mecha larga está hacia arriba, es cuando aparecen los vendedores por el precio alto, lo que provoca un decrecimiento de precio y de manera paralela un cambio de tendencia descendente.
La Envolvente Alcista y Envolvente Bajista, la primera viene de una vela “pequeña” bajista seguida de una vela de gran tamaño “alcista” tan grande que cubre a la bajista y de ahí se tiende a una carrera ascendente. La segunda, inicia con una vela pequeña alcista y aparece una vela bajista enorme que se come a la vela anterior, provocando una baja de precio y una tendencia descendente.
La Estrella de la mañana y la Estrella del atardecer, en el primer caso tenemos una vela bajista, seguida de una vela pequeña alcista, para continuar con otra alcista pero del mismo tamaño que la bajista, provocando así un inicio de una tendencia alcista. Para el segundo caso, se inicia con una vela alcista, seguida de una vela pequeña bajista, para continuar con otra bajista pero del mismo tamaño que la alcista, pero provoca el inicio de una tendencia bajista.
En espera que este somero análisis de velas lo disfruten y me haya dado a entender, cualquier duda, comentario o sugerencia, permanezco atenta.
Pero mientras, descansemos un poco, que tengan una excelente noche ♥️.
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Controlar la Impulsividad en el Trading: La Clave para la Sostenibilidad
En el mundo del trading, una de las lecciones más importantes que todo trader debe aprender es que el capital es limitado, pero las oportunidades son infinitas. Es fácil dejarse llevar por la emoción de una operación ganadora, pero el verdadero éxito viene de saber cuándo no operar.
"Es preferible perder una operación ganadora que perder capital" es un principio que todo trader debe adoptar. La impulsividad y la sobre operación son los enemigos silenciosos del capital. Cuando entramos en una operación por emoción o sin un plan sólido, nos exponemos a riesgos innecesarios que pueden afectar nuestras ganancias a largo plazo.
Recuerda:
La paciencia paga: El mercado siempre estará ahí, con nuevas oportunidades cada día. No es necesario aprovechar cada movimiento.
Preservar tu capital es la prioridad: Si manejas tu riesgo de manera inteligente, tendrás la capacidad de aprovechar mejores setups sin preocuparte por recuperar pérdidas.
El verdadero control del trading no está en ganar todas las operaciones, sino en preservar tu capital para las oportunidades que realmente valen la pena.
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En el mundo del trading, una de las lecciones más importantes que todo trader debe aprender es que el capital es limitado, pero las oportunidades son infinitas. Es fácil dejarse llevar por la emoción de una operación ganadora, pero el verdadero éxito viene de saber cuándo no operar.
"Es preferible perder una operación ganadora que perder capital" es un principio que todo trader debe adoptar. La impulsividad y la sobre operación son los enemigos silenciosos del capital. Cuando entramos en una operación por emoción o sin un plan sólido, nos exponemos a riesgos innecesarios que pueden afectar nuestras ganancias a largo plazo.
Recuerda:
La paciencia paga: El mercado siempre estará ahí, con nuevas oportunidades cada día. No es necesario aprovechar cada movimiento.
Preservar tu capital es la prioridad: Si manejas tu riesgo de manera inteligente, tendrás la capacidad de aprovechar mejores setups sin preocuparte por recuperar pérdidas.
El verdadero control del trading no está en ganar todas las operaciones, sino en preservar tu capital para las oportunidades que realmente valen la pena.
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Take note
After years of experience in the crypto space, I’ve learned that most retail traders fall into common traps: they hold onto losing positions out of stubbornness but sell profitable ones too soon. Instead of paying attention to market trends or trading volume, they focus solely on whether their balance shows green or red. The result? Losses accumulate quickly, and profits are often too small to make a significant impact.
Change the Approach: Hold onto Winners, Cut Losses Early
The key is to do the opposite: hold onto your winning trades and cut your losses early. Here’s a straightforward stop-loss and take-profit strategy I follow:
When your profits reach 15%, set a 10% trailing stop. If the market pulls back and your gains drop to 10%, sell and lock in your profit.
If the price keeps climbing, let it ride—holding longer means bigger potential gains.
On the other hand, if the price drops and your loss exceeds 5%, sell immediately. Don’t let emotions dictate your decision—just exit the trade.
Why This Strategy Works
If you consistently secure 10% profits while limiting losses to 5%, you only need a 50% win rate to succeed. Over 100 trades, with half being winners, your overall profit could still hit 300%.
The Real Challenge: Controlling Your Emotions
While the strategy itself is simple, the real challenge lies in your mindset. Can you cut your losses without hesitation? Can you remain patient as your profits grow? The real battle is mastering your emotions. Once you do, the market becomes much easier to navigate.
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Change the Approach: Hold onto Winners, Cut Losses Early
The key is to do the opposite: hold onto your winning trades and cut your losses early. Here’s a straightforward stop-loss and take-profit strategy I follow:
When your profits reach 15%, set a 10% trailing stop. If the market pulls back and your gains drop to 10%, sell and lock in your profit.
If the price keeps climbing, let it ride—holding longer means bigger potential gains.
On the other hand, if the price drops and your loss exceeds 5%, sell immediately. Don’t let emotions dictate your decision—just exit the trade.
Why This Strategy Works
If you consistently secure 10% profits while limiting losses to 5%, you only need a 50% win rate to succeed. Over 100 trades, with half being winners, your overall profit could still hit 300%.
The Real Challenge: Controlling Your Emotions
While the strategy itself is simple, the real challenge lies in your mindset. Can you cut your losses without hesitation? Can you remain patient as your profits grow? The real battle is mastering your emotions. Once you do, the market becomes much easier to navigate.
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“Bitcoin Is Poised for a Massive Breakout – Use This Strategy to Get Rich in 2025!”
Date: 21-10-2024
Technical Analysis:
Read charts like never before with Flow Chart Diagram .Stay tuned and watch the levels closely for any signs of a breakout or breakdown!
This chart is a Bitcoin S/F (Stock-to-Flow) Multiple vs Time chart by BitboBTC and @100trillionUSD. It overlays two key stock-to-flow multiples (10d S/F and 463d S/F) to analyse the relationship between Bitcoin’s price and supply over time. Additionally, it marks halving events—moments where Bitcoin’s mining reward is reduced by 50%, which historically triggers major bull markets. This detailed guide will break down the patterns, predictions, and trading insights so you can profit like a pro in the next cycle!
How to Read This Bitcoin Halving Chart Like a Market Wizard 🧙♂️
1️⃣ The Halving Cycle – The Catalyst for Massive Price Moves
Each halving (marked by blue vertical lines) reduces the issuance of new Bitcoin, which cuts down the available supply.The theory behind Stock-to-Flow (S/F) suggests that as supply decreases, demand either holds steady or increases, creating scarcity—which leads to bull runs.
Observed Halving Cycles and Market Impact:
2012 Halving: Kicked off Bitcoin’s first meteoric rise to $1,000.2016 Halving: Led to the massive 2017 bull market, with BTC peaking near $20,000.2020 Halving: Sparked the 2021 rally, pushing BTC to an all-time high of $69,000.
These patterns suggest that halving events create a delayed bullish impact, with Bitcoin’s price surging within 6-18 months after each halving.
2️⃣ Decoding the Stock-to-Flow Multiples (S/F 10d vs. S/F 463d) 🧩
S/F Ratio Explained:
The Stock-to-Flow ratio measures Bitcoin’s scarcity by comparing the amount of Bitcoin in circulation (stock) to the new supply being mined (flow).10d S/F (Blue Line):
A short-term metric—tracks recent market supply dynamics and short-term liquidity events.463d S/F (Orange Line):
A long-term metric, smoothing out noise to focus on macro trends. When it rises, it signals long-term accumulation and tightening supply.
3️⃣ Chart Insights – Identifying Key Patterns 🔍
Pre-Halving Accumulation Phase (2023-2024):We are currently in the accumulation zone, similar to the 2019 and 2015 patterns. Bitcoin’s price remains undervalued, indicated by the multiples being below 1 (horizontal green line).Historically, this period offers the best opportunity to accumulate BTC before a major rally.Bull Market Spike After Halving 🦅:The S/F multiples spike shortly after previous halving's (2013, 2017, 2021), indicating supply shock and price rallies. Expect similar behaviour post-2024 halving.Prediction: If history repeats, Bitcoin could reach $100,000 to $150,000 by 2025, given the shrinking supply dynamics.Bear Market Lows Align with Multiples Below 1:2022-2023 downturn mirrors the 2018 bear market, where multiples dipped below 1 before recovery.This suggests that the worst is likely behind us, and Bitcoin is entering the early stages of the next bull run.
What Happens When the Bull Run Starts? 🐂🚀
Short-Squeezes & FOMOAs BTC rises post-halving, many traders who shorted during the bear market get liquidated. This short squeeze accelerates price momentum.Institutional Money Flows InAfter the 2016 halving, we saw institutional players (like MicroStrategy and Tesla) entering the market. Post-2024, expect even more ETFs, sovereign funds, and banks to join the rally.Market Euphoria and Parabolic GrowthIf Bitcoin breaks all-time highs (>$70k), expect parabolic movement. Every rally has seen Bitcoin surge 10-20x after key halving's. This suggests BTC could reach $200k+ before the cycle tops out.
Premium Predictions: What to Expect in 2024 and Beyond? 🔮
Accumulation Will Continue until the 2024 halving event.After the April 2024 halving, the 463d multiple (orange line) will likely start trending above 1—indicating scarcity kicking in.By mid-2025, BTC could hit 6-figure territory as liquidity dries up, and the market enters full-blown mania.
Pro Tips for Maximizing Profits from the Halving Cycle 📈
Accumulate Before the Halving:
History suggests buying during accumulation zones (as seen now) gives the best ROI.Use DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging):
BTC may remain volatile before the breakout. Slowly accumulate through DCA to reduce exposure to short-term volatility.Beware of Fakeouts:Many traders FOMO into positions post-halving, only to get caught in corrections.Plan to exit gradually as price approaches new all-time highs—the final parabolic phase is when the market becomes euphoric.
Final Thoughts – A Blueprint for the 2024 Halving Rally 🧭
This S/F multiple chart is more than just lines—it's a roadmap for navigating Bitcoin’s market cycles. The data shows a clear pattern: after each halving, BTC goes parabolic within 12-18 months. Smart traders accumulate now during the pre-halving lull and ride the wave when the post-halving rally begins.
This could be the opportunity of a lifetime—but only if you know how to time the cycle. Get your strategies ready, follow the S/F multiples, and stay ahead of the crowd.
Disclaimer: The content of this article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments are highly volatile and may lead to substantial financial loss. Always perform your own research and consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions. The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not represent the views of the publisher or its affiliates. Investing in cryptocurrencies involves inherent risks, and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Please exercise caution.
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Technical Analysis:
Read charts like never before with Flow Chart Diagram .Stay tuned and watch the levels closely for any signs of a breakout or breakdown!
This chart is a Bitcoin S/F (Stock-to-Flow) Multiple vs Time chart by BitboBTC and @100trillionUSD. It overlays two key stock-to-flow multiples (10d S/F and 463d S/F) to analyse the relationship between Bitcoin’s price and supply over time. Additionally, it marks halving events—moments where Bitcoin’s mining reward is reduced by 50%, which historically triggers major bull markets. This detailed guide will break down the patterns, predictions, and trading insights so you can profit like a pro in the next cycle!
How to Read This Bitcoin Halving Chart Like a Market Wizard 🧙♂️
1️⃣ The Halving Cycle – The Catalyst for Massive Price Moves
Each halving (marked by blue vertical lines) reduces the issuance of new Bitcoin, which cuts down the available supply.The theory behind Stock-to-Flow (S/F) suggests that as supply decreases, demand either holds steady or increases, creating scarcity—which leads to bull runs.
Observed Halving Cycles and Market Impact:
2012 Halving: Kicked off Bitcoin’s first meteoric rise to $1,000.2016 Halving: Led to the massive 2017 bull market, with BTC peaking near $20,000.2020 Halving: Sparked the 2021 rally, pushing BTC to an all-time high of $69,000.
These patterns suggest that halving events create a delayed bullish impact, with Bitcoin’s price surging within 6-18 months after each halving.
2️⃣ Decoding the Stock-to-Flow Multiples (S/F 10d vs. S/F 463d) 🧩
S/F Ratio Explained:
The Stock-to-Flow ratio measures Bitcoin’s scarcity by comparing the amount of Bitcoin in circulation (stock) to the new supply being mined (flow).10d S/F (Blue Line):
A short-term metric—tracks recent market supply dynamics and short-term liquidity events.463d S/F (Orange Line):
A long-term metric, smoothing out noise to focus on macro trends. When it rises, it signals long-term accumulation and tightening supply.
3️⃣ Chart Insights – Identifying Key Patterns 🔍
Pre-Halving Accumulation Phase (2023-2024):We are currently in the accumulation zone, similar to the 2019 and 2015 patterns. Bitcoin’s price remains undervalued, indicated by the multiples being below 1 (horizontal green line).Historically, this period offers the best opportunity to accumulate BTC before a major rally.Bull Market Spike After Halving 🦅:The S/F multiples spike shortly after previous halving's (2013, 2017, 2021), indicating supply shock and price rallies. Expect similar behaviour post-2024 halving.Prediction: If history repeats, Bitcoin could reach $100,000 to $150,000 by 2025, given the shrinking supply dynamics.Bear Market Lows Align with Multiples Below 1:2022-2023 downturn mirrors the 2018 bear market, where multiples dipped below 1 before recovery.This suggests that the worst is likely behind us, and Bitcoin is entering the early stages of the next bull run.
What Happens When the Bull Run Starts? 🐂🚀
Short-Squeezes & FOMOAs BTC rises post-halving, many traders who shorted during the bear market get liquidated. This short squeeze accelerates price momentum.Institutional Money Flows InAfter the 2016 halving, we saw institutional players (like MicroStrategy and Tesla) entering the market. Post-2024, expect even more ETFs, sovereign funds, and banks to join the rally.Market Euphoria and Parabolic GrowthIf Bitcoin breaks all-time highs (>$70k), expect parabolic movement. Every rally has seen Bitcoin surge 10-20x after key halving's. This suggests BTC could reach $200k+ before the cycle tops out.
Premium Predictions: What to Expect in 2024 and Beyond? 🔮
Accumulation Will Continue until the 2024 halving event.After the April 2024 halving, the 463d multiple (orange line) will likely start trending above 1—indicating scarcity kicking in.By mid-2025, BTC could hit 6-figure territory as liquidity dries up, and the market enters full-blown mania.
Pro Tips for Maximizing Profits from the Halving Cycle 📈
Accumulate Before the Halving:
History suggests buying during accumulation zones (as seen now) gives the best ROI.Use DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging):
BTC may remain volatile before the breakout. Slowly accumulate through DCA to reduce exposure to short-term volatility.Beware of Fakeouts:Many traders FOMO into positions post-halving, only to get caught in corrections.Plan to exit gradually as price approaches new all-time highs—the final parabolic phase is when the market becomes euphoric.
Final Thoughts – A Blueprint for the 2024 Halving Rally 🧭
This S/F multiple chart is more than just lines—it's a roadmap for navigating Bitcoin’s market cycles. The data shows a clear pattern: after each halving, BTC goes parabolic within 12-18 months. Smart traders accumulate now during the pre-halving lull and ride the wave when the post-halving rally begins.
This could be the opportunity of a lifetime—but only if you know how to time the cycle. Get your strategies ready, follow the S/F multiples, and stay ahead of the crowd.
Disclaimer: The content of this article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Cryptocurrency investments are highly volatile and may lead to substantial financial loss. Always perform your own research and consult a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions. The opinions expressed are solely those of the author and do not represent the views of the publisher or its affiliates. Investing in cryptocurrencies involves inherent risks, and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Please exercise caution.
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Bitcoin Crashes After U.S. Government Moves $2 Billion in BTC: What’s Next?
The post Bitcoin Crashes After U.S. Government Moves $2 Billion in BTC: What’s Next? appeared first on Coinpedia Fintech News
Bitcoin has been trying to regain its position at the $70,000 zone since the market rejected it over a month ago. For the last many days it has struggled with multiple resistances at various levels. On 29th July, it could finally touch this spot but could not hold it for long. Prices dropped down to $66,500, breaking many support levels and passing all MAs in their path, after facing over 4% rejection. Let’s explore the reasons for this sudden drop and what to expect next.
Multiple Support Factors
There were many factors that helped Bitcoin to climb up all the resistance levels to reach the $70,000 marks after a month. The biggest of all is the speech by former US president Donald Trump during the Bitcoin Conference 2024 in Nashville.
Trump expressed his support for the Bitcoin and crypto ecosystem openly. He promised that he will not sell the Bitcoin the US government has confiscated if he gets elected. Instead he proposed his desire of turning the seized Bitcoin into a strategic reserve. Donal Trump, on multiple occasions, has shared his willingness to make the US the biggest player in Bitcoin. He wants the Bitcoin and the whole crypto ecosystem to flourish in the US.
The Biggest resistance
The $70,000 zone is one of the biggest resistance as it is an old ATH for Bitcoin. According to experts, this would be the biggest challenge for BTC. This level had a lot of sell pressure liquidity, hence, it could not hold the position and got rejected. MA 20 tried to hold the price at around $69,000 however, the intensity of the selling pressure broke it. It even crossed the next support level at $68,000. After this the panic started among traders causing the price to further slip.
Source : TradingView US Govt BTC movement
At the same time when BTC was already falling due to high selling pressure, the US government made some movement in their Bitcoin holdings. Arkham’s data shows that they moved 29.8k BTC worth $2.02 billion out of the 183,439 Bitcoins they hold to an unknown address. This brought a new kind of fear to the market. As this news broke, a lot of tweets stating that the US government is planning to sell these BTCs surfaced causing a panic in the market. This resulted in Bitcoin falling to $66,500.
Source : Arkham
At the time of writing Bitcoin is currently trading at $67,330, however the hourly chart shows a support level of $66,800 is now acting as a resistance and the latest support is 200MA.
What to Expect Next
As of now, the owner of the wallet that received $2.02 Billion worth of Bitcoin from the US govt. is still unknown. Hence, it is almost impossible to state what could be their next move. It is some other government. wallet and they are planning to use this btc for some purpose or it was just a movement, nobody can say that for sure. However, we are sure, some information will surely pop up in the near future. Bitcoin is trying to hold the price right now as the bear power is decreasing. We can only expect, the price will rise again soon as there is a supportive environment being built around the globe for crypto.
Bitcoin has been trying to regain its position at the $70,000 zone since the market rejected it over a month ago. For the last many days it has struggled with multiple resistances at various levels. On 29th July, it could finally touch this spot but could not hold it for long. Prices dropped down to $66,500, breaking many support levels and passing all MAs in their path, after facing over 4% rejection. Let’s explore the reasons for this sudden drop and what to expect next.
Multiple Support Factors
There were many factors that helped Bitcoin to climb up all the resistance levels to reach the $70,000 marks after a month. The biggest of all is the speech by former US president Donald Trump during the Bitcoin Conference 2024 in Nashville.
Trump expressed his support for the Bitcoin and crypto ecosystem openly. He promised that he will not sell the Bitcoin the US government has confiscated if he gets elected. Instead he proposed his desire of turning the seized Bitcoin into a strategic reserve. Donal Trump, on multiple occasions, has shared his willingness to make the US the biggest player in Bitcoin. He wants the Bitcoin and the whole crypto ecosystem to flourish in the US.
The Biggest resistance
The $70,000 zone is one of the biggest resistance as it is an old ATH for Bitcoin. According to experts, this would be the biggest challenge for BTC. This level had a lot of sell pressure liquidity, hence, it could not hold the position and got rejected. MA 20 tried to hold the price at around $69,000 however, the intensity of the selling pressure broke it. It even crossed the next support level at $68,000. After this the panic started among traders causing the price to further slip.
Source : TradingView US Govt BTC movement
At the same time when BTC was already falling due to high selling pressure, the US government made some movement in their Bitcoin holdings. Arkham’s data shows that they moved 29.8k BTC worth $2.02 billion out of the 183,439 Bitcoins they hold to an unknown address. This brought a new kind of fear to the market. As this news broke, a lot of tweets stating that the US government is planning to sell these BTCs surfaced causing a panic in the market. This resulted in Bitcoin falling to $66,500.
Source : Arkham
At the time of writing Bitcoin is currently trading at $67,330, however the hourly chart shows a support level of $66,800 is now acting as a resistance and the latest support is 200MA.
What to Expect Next
As of now, the owner of the wallet that received $2.02 Billion worth of Bitcoin from the US govt. is still unknown. Hence, it is almost impossible to state what could be their next move. It is some other government. wallet and they are planning to use this btc for some purpose or it was just a movement, nobody can say that for sure. However, we are sure, some information will surely pop up in the near future. Bitcoin is trying to hold the price right now as the bear power is decreasing. We can only expect, the price will rise again soon as there is a supportive environment being built around the globe for crypto.
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Every Day We Hear That Someone Turned $98 To $45k Or SMTH...
Some people believe, some don't, but most don't ask HOW?
I was curious, so I decided to analyzed 100+ 1000x trades and the results are shocking.
That’s what stays behind the scene, or how to turn $1 to $1k 👇 🧵
There are two ways of making money from memes:
1. Buy a full bag and pray.
2. Buy 1% of depo and wait for a return.
Memecoin meta is still booming and thousands of tokens are released every day.
And every day, there is a token that makes 100 or even 1000x.
I'm going to show you how to determine these tokens and maximize your chances of a great catch.
One of the trading strategies to top up your portfolio would be to invest in lots of projects at their launch.
Just make sure you invest only 1% or less of your overall deposit.
You better begin with even less, so you can learn how to hunt 1000x returns.
Here is a great example:
This wallet bought $0.03 worth of $CATDOG right after the token was listed.
He got 1.5M tokens and the ATH of CATDOG was $0.00032.
If he sold at peak price, he would have had nearly $600, that's 20,000x.
So how do you find the tokens with 1000x potential?
Head to - http://dexscreener.com
Go to SOL tokens
Filter out by pair age - 1h
Open every single one of them and check socials and websites.
Make sure ur token has T/G, Twitter, and website. The main factor here is quality.
If the design of the tokens was made in 5 minutes from memes, it isn't worth a penny.
But if the project has a unique idea and great designs, it's a must-do.
There are at least 5-10 projects a day that make great Xs.
So you need to find a couple of them and distribute a small sum like $1-10.
That way, you will increase your chances of finding a gem.
Also, a great way to secure gems would be Moonshot and PumpFun.
On Moonshot, you can see the project's socials and check their eligibility for yourself.
On the other hand, PumpFun allows you to see traders' chat and define the project's value.
Try to find the project with 93-95% of bonding curve progress.
When the progress is finished, all the liquidity will migrate to Radium.
After listing on Radium, the token instantly pumps 2-3x and may not come down.
If doubts start to appear after the listing, you can still secure those Xs and dip the project.
If you found this info valuable, don't forget to follow me - @Crypto PM
#Whale.Alert #WhaleAlert #cryptopm #Memecoins🤑🤑 #memecoin🚀🚀🚀
I was curious, so I decided to analyzed 100+ 1000x trades and the results are shocking.
That’s what stays behind the scene, or how to turn $1 to $1k 👇 🧵
There are two ways of making money from memes:
1. Buy a full bag and pray.
2. Buy 1% of depo and wait for a return.
Memecoin meta is still booming and thousands of tokens are released every day.
And every day, there is a token that makes 100 or even 1000x.
I'm going to show you how to determine these tokens and maximize your chances of a great catch.
One of the trading strategies to top up your portfolio would be to invest in lots of projects at their launch.
Just make sure you invest only 1% or less of your overall deposit.
You better begin with even less, so you can learn how to hunt 1000x returns.
Here is a great example:
This wallet bought $0.03 worth of $CATDOG right after the token was listed.
He got 1.5M tokens and the ATH of CATDOG was $0.00032.
If he sold at peak price, he would have had nearly $600, that's 20,000x.
So how do you find the tokens with 1000x potential?
Head to - http://dexscreener.com
Go to SOL tokens
Filter out by pair age - 1h
Open every single one of them and check socials and websites.
Make sure ur token has T/G, Twitter, and website. The main factor here is quality.
If the design of the tokens was made in 5 minutes from memes, it isn't worth a penny.
But if the project has a unique idea and great designs, it's a must-do.
There are at least 5-10 projects a day that make great Xs.
So you need to find a couple of them and distribute a small sum like $1-10.
That way, you will increase your chances of finding a gem.
Also, a great way to secure gems would be Moonshot and PumpFun.
On Moonshot, you can see the project's socials and check their eligibility for yourself.
On the other hand, PumpFun allows you to see traders' chat and define the project's value.
Try to find the project with 93-95% of bonding curve progress.
When the progress is finished, all the liquidity will migrate to Radium.
After listing on Radium, the token instantly pumps 2-3x and may not come down.
If doubts start to appear after the listing, you can still secure those Xs and dip the project.
If you found this info valuable, don't forget to follow me - @Crypto PM
#Whale.Alert #WhaleAlert #cryptopm #Memecoins🤑🤑 #memecoin🚀🚀🚀
Sabias palabras
BullishBanter
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⛔⛔⛔ YOU'RE BEING MANIPULATED IN THE MARKET ⛔⛔⛔
Indeed, market manipulation is real, primarily driven by the big players—the 'whales'. These include banks, hedge funds, and family offices, all of which have conflicts of interest with retail investors. They will go to great lengths to profit at your expense. At market lows, they’ll declare Bitcoin dead and cryptocurrencies worthless. At highs, they’ll sing praises, predicting Bitcoin to skyrocket to $1,000,000. The strategy? Do the opposite: buy when they claim it's over and sell when they hype it up.
Whales thrive on your liquidity: when they buy, they need you to sell so they can accumulate at lower prices, and vice versa. It's a classic, highly effective strategy for these institutions. Don’t be swayed by their words; instead, observe their actions. Tune out their noise and focus on their moves.
This advice is among the most valuable I can offer you in the market. Some may heed it, others may not, but my aim is to help you avoid significant losses. If you don't learn from me, the market will teach you.
This post reflects only my opinion. Thank you for reading. If you found it helpful, please like, comment, share, and subscribe. Your support is greatly appreciated.
#altcoins #Market_Update #BinanceTurns7 #SOFR_Spike #BullBanter
Indeed, market manipulation is real, primarily driven by the big players—the 'whales'. These include banks, hedge funds, and family offices, all of which have conflicts of interest with retail investors. They will go to great lengths to profit at your expense. At market lows, they’ll declare Bitcoin dead and cryptocurrencies worthless. At highs, they’ll sing praises, predicting Bitcoin to skyrocket to $1,000,000. The strategy? Do the opposite: buy when they claim it's over and sell when they hype it up.
Whales thrive on your liquidity: when they buy, they need you to sell so they can accumulate at lower prices, and vice versa. It's a classic, highly effective strategy for these institutions. Don’t be swayed by their words; instead, observe their actions. Tune out their noise and focus on their moves.
This advice is among the most valuable I can offer you in the market. Some may heed it, others may not, but my aim is to help you avoid significant losses. If you don't learn from me, the market will teach you.
This post reflects only my opinion. Thank you for reading. If you found it helpful, please like, comment, share, and subscribe. Your support is greatly appreciated.
#altcoins #Market_Update #BinanceTurns7 #SOFR_Spike #BullBanter
Ok
Crypto PM
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A Few Powerful Players Control The Entire Crypto Market
Over 90% of people lose money due to their manipulations
I found their dirty strategies, and it's worse than you think
🧵: This will change how you see crypto forever... 👇
Before we dive in,
Want to keep getting alpha from me? Hit that follow button now.
And if you find this article useful, give it a like, share, or bookmark — your support means a lot!
The crypto market is still young, and it's important to know that some big players can easily manipulate the $2.33T market.
These groups can control the market and influence the price.
I'll show you not just how to dodge their traps but also to benefit 👇
Many large players accumulate a significant % of the token supply, allowing them to profit from manipulations.
They can change market sentiment through their sales, then buy back on dips, making big gains.
Their large purchases can also boost market confidence and draw in new liquidity.
Understanding Market Manipulation
Key indicators of manipulation:
➢ Sudden price moves without news
➢ High trade volumes in short periods
➢ Increased social media activity
8 market anomalies to help you easily identify manipulations 👇
1/ FVG (Fair Value Gap)
Fair value gaps are a trader's secret weapon for spotting market imbalances and inefficiencies.
FVGs occur when buying or selling pressure causes significant price movements, creating gaps in price charts.
2/ Range Manipulation
Price stays in a range, causing weak holders to sell.
If it breaks out but returns, it's called a deviation and is seen as manipulation.
Later, the price usually heads to the opposite boundary, likely breaking through.
3/ Stop Loss Hunting
Retail traders often place SL orders around key levels.
Manipulators use this to push prices toward these stop orders, taking profits.
A quick price reversal after hitting a key level likely indicates manipulation.
4/ Market Makers Manipulation
Understanding who market makers are and how they operate is crucial.
They often engage in significant behind-the-scenes manipulations
( I WILL DO A ARTICLE LATER ON THIS )
5/ Spoofing the Market
Spoofing involves placing large buy or sell orders and canceling them before execution.
These fake orders can create bearish sentiment but often get canceled, causing confusion.
Ignore large transient walls in the order book.
6/ Artificial Charts
Manipulators buy and sell assets at specific price levels to create false price levels and graphical formations.
These influence the decisions of retail traders who rely solely on charts, making them victims of manipulation.
7/ Wash Trading
Manipulators use wash trading to artificially create volumes and price movements, attracting buyers.
Always double-check the asset's liquidity based on the bid/ask spread and order book activity, giving less priority to volumes.
That's a wrap for now!
If you don't want to miss my future content, follow me on all social media now:
I hope you've found this article helpful.
Follow me @Crypto PM for more.
Like/share below if you can.
#Whale.Alert #WhaleAlert #MarketManipulation #CryptoPM_Youtube #cryptopm
I found their dirty strategies, and it's worse than you think
🧵: This will change how you see crypto forever... 👇
Before we dive in,
Want to keep getting alpha from me? Hit that follow button now.
And if you find this article useful, give it a like, share, or bookmark — your support means a lot!
The crypto market is still young, and it's important to know that some big players can easily manipulate the $2.33T market.
These groups can control the market and influence the price.
I'll show you not just how to dodge their traps but also to benefit 👇
Many large players accumulate a significant % of the token supply, allowing them to profit from manipulations.
They can change market sentiment through their sales, then buy back on dips, making big gains.
Their large purchases can also boost market confidence and draw in new liquidity.
Understanding Market Manipulation
Key indicators of manipulation:
➢ Sudden price moves without news
➢ High trade volumes in short periods
➢ Increased social media activity
8 market anomalies to help you easily identify manipulations 👇
1/ FVG (Fair Value Gap)
Fair value gaps are a trader's secret weapon for spotting market imbalances and inefficiencies.
FVGs occur when buying or selling pressure causes significant price movements, creating gaps in price charts.
2/ Range Manipulation
Price stays in a range, causing weak holders to sell.
If it breaks out but returns, it's called a deviation and is seen as manipulation.
Later, the price usually heads to the opposite boundary, likely breaking through.
3/ Stop Loss Hunting
Retail traders often place SL orders around key levels.
Manipulators use this to push prices toward these stop orders, taking profits.
A quick price reversal after hitting a key level likely indicates manipulation.
4/ Market Makers Manipulation
Understanding who market makers are and how they operate is crucial.
They often engage in significant behind-the-scenes manipulations
( I WILL DO A ARTICLE LATER ON THIS )
5/ Spoofing the Market
Spoofing involves placing large buy or sell orders and canceling them before execution.
These fake orders can create bearish sentiment but often get canceled, causing confusion.
Ignore large transient walls in the order book.
6/ Artificial Charts
Manipulators buy and sell assets at specific price levels to create false price levels and graphical formations.
These influence the decisions of retail traders who rely solely on charts, making them victims of manipulation.
7/ Wash Trading
Manipulators use wash trading to artificially create volumes and price movements, attracting buyers.
Always double-check the asset's liquidity based on the bid/ask spread and order book activity, giving less priority to volumes.
That's a wrap for now!
If you don't want to miss my future content, follow me on all social media now:
I hope you've found this article helpful.
Follow me @Crypto PM for more.
Like/share below if you can.
#Whale.Alert #WhaleAlert #MarketManipulation #CryptoPM_Youtube #cryptopm
Al tiro
HOW THE CRYPTO MIND CYCLE WORKS
After more than 10 years experience investing and being around to witness crypto cycles, I’m going to introduce how this market plays with the human mind.
1. You hear crypto on the news/internet or from a friend/relative.
You see it on adverts, the news, friends and family start talking about it. Bob, who’s been your neighbor for 20 years that you’ve never spoken to before, starts to talk about bitcoin. You research on youtube to find a 16 year old saying he’s made millions, ‘’Use my link below to sign up to this exchange’’ And then…
2. FOMO in at the wrong time because you see everyone making money.
You figure out how to get through the stressful part of making an account, doing KYC and adding a bank card. You transfer some $ and buy some shit coins that you saw the 16 year old shilling whilst telling yourself that you’re going to be a millionaire. And then…
3. You see the market dip so you panic sell at a loss.
The market starts to take a dip, you see your $ dropping. You are scared at the fact you’re losing money. You start to panic. You sell all of your tokens at a 10% loss and cash out. And then…
4. Rebuy at a higher price as the market rises.
You look back at the charts and see everything is rising. OMG! I need to get back in, we are going to the moon. You put all of your money back in at a higher price. This time you tell yourself, ‘’I’m going to hold’’ And then…
5. Institutional investors decide they want to take their $Billions in profit.
CRASH, the market gets destroyed, the big boys take their profits. You’re down once again, only this time it’s 80%-90%. And then…
6. You lose all of your money and give up.
You wonder why you are poor instead of rich.
You sell your tokens and cash out your remaining $3.89, go to the pub, slurp on a half pint of shandy whilst thinking to yourself, what did I do wrong. And then…
EXPERIENCED INVESTORS
1. The opposite to what the non-experienced investors do.
REMEMBER, IT’S ALL ABOUT THE MINDSET!
#HotTrends #MindSet
After more than 10 years experience investing and being around to witness crypto cycles, I’m going to introduce how this market plays with the human mind.
1. You hear crypto on the news/internet or from a friend/relative.
You see it on adverts, the news, friends and family start talking about it. Bob, who’s been your neighbor for 20 years that you’ve never spoken to before, starts to talk about bitcoin. You research on youtube to find a 16 year old saying he’s made millions, ‘’Use my link below to sign up to this exchange’’ And then…
2. FOMO in at the wrong time because you see everyone making money.
You figure out how to get through the stressful part of making an account, doing KYC and adding a bank card. You transfer some $ and buy some shit coins that you saw the 16 year old shilling whilst telling yourself that you’re going to be a millionaire. And then…
3. You see the market dip so you panic sell at a loss.
The market starts to take a dip, you see your $ dropping. You are scared at the fact you’re losing money. You start to panic. You sell all of your tokens at a 10% loss and cash out. And then…
4. Rebuy at a higher price as the market rises.
You look back at the charts and see everything is rising. OMG! I need to get back in, we are going to the moon. You put all of your money back in at a higher price. This time you tell yourself, ‘’I’m going to hold’’ And then…
5. Institutional investors decide they want to take their $Billions in profit.
CRASH, the market gets destroyed, the big boys take their profits. You’re down once again, only this time it’s 80%-90%. And then…
6. You lose all of your money and give up.
You wonder why you are poor instead of rich.
You sell your tokens and cash out your remaining $3.89, go to the pub, slurp on a half pint of shandy whilst thinking to yourself, what did I do wrong. And then…
EXPERIENCED INVESTORS
1. The opposite to what the non-experienced investors do.
REMEMBER, IT’S ALL ABOUT THE MINDSET!
#HotTrends #MindSet
Historia
Kri
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Bitcoin on the cusp of hitting the danger zone; Here’s why
Bitcoin (BTC) is currently navigating volatile waters, hovering below the $70,000 mark, with analysts highlighting parallels between the current price movement and historical patterns observed before halving events.
Notably, the market is anticipating the upcoming halving event, widely regarded as a bullish signal for Bitcoin’s long-term prospects.
In terms of the anticipated price trajectory, crypto analyst Rekt Capital cautioned investors to brace for potential extended losses in the coming weeks, as indicated in a post on X (formerly Twitter) on March 17.
Bitcoin price analysis chart. Source: TradingView
According to the analyst, Bitcoin is on the verge of entering what he termed the “danger zone,” historically marked by significant price retracements before halving events.
The analysis indicates that Bitcoin typically experiences what is termed “pre-halving retraces” days before the actual halving occurs. These retracements have been observed to range from moderate to severe dips in price.
“In 3 days, Bitcoin will officially enter the “Danger Zone” (orange) where historical Pre-Halving Retraces have begun. Historically, Bitcoin has performed Pre-Halving Retraces 14-28 days before the Halving,” he said.
Bitcoin’s pre-halving retracement
Specifically, Rekt Capital noted that in 2020, the retracement observed was around 20%, while in the lead-up to the 2016 halving, Bitcoin saw a more substantial retracement of approximately 40%. At the moment, with about 31 days to the halving, Bitcoin has retraced almost 10% from the all-time high.
Despite Bitcoin falling from its all-time high, the asset remains over 50% up on a year-to-date basis. Indeed, market uncertainty has escalated, considering that Bitcoin hit a new all-time high before the halving event. Historically, the maiden cryptocurrency has registered record highs after the bullish event.
Currently, Bitcoin has dropped from its all-time high, with investors taking profits. Additionally, the asset has also been impacted after another upside surprise on U.S. inflation dimmed prospects of early rate cuts and dented demand for riskier assets.
Bitcoin price analysis
By press time, Bitcoin was trading at $67,287 with daily losses of almost 1%. Over the last seven days, BTC is down 3%.
Bitcoin seven-day price chart. Source: Finbold
In the meantime, a section of the market believes that Bitcoin’s volatility should not be of concern as the asset matures. In this case, some analysts opine that the advent of the Bitcoin spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) could, in theory, help reduce volatility.
Notably, the market is anticipating the upcoming halving event, widely regarded as a bullish signal for Bitcoin’s long-term prospects.
In terms of the anticipated price trajectory, crypto analyst Rekt Capital cautioned investors to brace for potential extended losses in the coming weeks, as indicated in a post on X (formerly Twitter) on March 17.
Bitcoin price analysis chart. Source: TradingView
According to the analyst, Bitcoin is on the verge of entering what he termed the “danger zone,” historically marked by significant price retracements before halving events.
The analysis indicates that Bitcoin typically experiences what is termed “pre-halving retraces” days before the actual halving occurs. These retracements have been observed to range from moderate to severe dips in price.
“In 3 days, Bitcoin will officially enter the “Danger Zone” (orange) where historical Pre-Halving Retraces have begun. Historically, Bitcoin has performed Pre-Halving Retraces 14-28 days before the Halving,” he said.
Bitcoin’s pre-halving retracement
Specifically, Rekt Capital noted that in 2020, the retracement observed was around 20%, while in the lead-up to the 2016 halving, Bitcoin saw a more substantial retracement of approximately 40%. At the moment, with about 31 days to the halving, Bitcoin has retraced almost 10% from the all-time high.
Despite Bitcoin falling from its all-time high, the asset remains over 50% up on a year-to-date basis. Indeed, market uncertainty has escalated, considering that Bitcoin hit a new all-time high before the halving event. Historically, the maiden cryptocurrency has registered record highs after the bullish event.
Currently, Bitcoin has dropped from its all-time high, with investors taking profits. Additionally, the asset has also been impacted after another upside surprise on U.S. inflation dimmed prospects of early rate cuts and dented demand for riskier assets.
Bitcoin price analysis
By press time, Bitcoin was trading at $67,287 with daily losses of almost 1%. Over the last seven days, BTC is down 3%.
Bitcoin seven-day price chart. Source: Finbold
In the meantime, a section of the market believes that Bitcoin’s volatility should not be of concern as the asset matures. In this case, some analysts opine that the advent of the Bitcoin spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) could, in theory, help reduce volatility.
Táctica de retirada
WHEN'S THE PERFECT TIME
TO SELL YOUR #ALTCOINS
IN THE #CRYPTO BULL RUN?
In this post I'll give you a very detailed answer to this important question...
Read this till the end!👇
This is how mania phase looked like in 2021 at the market top:
Coinbase was Nr. 1 in the app store
It was normal to see Altcoins 10x in a month
Nobody saw ANY risks anymore
People who you haven't talked to in years suddenly started asking you about crypto (if these kinds of people aka "dumb
money" are interested in crypto all of asudden, ask yourself: who is left to buy?) Cult-like crypto communities
If you were bearish you'd be laughed at
Dog coins were pumping like crazy (not
only $DOGE or $SHIBA) but also the
craziest & funniest dog coin names you
have ever heard!
Unrealistic price targets were being
thrown around (1 million per $BTC etc)
Songs were being made about crypto
Celebrities getting involved in crypto
In the news you'd only see the M0ST
BULLISH NEWS (for example last market
top it was the Coinbase IPO & El Salvador
making legal tender)
People flexing with their cars & watches
online after making millions in crypto
"History doesn't repeat itself, but it often
rhymes".
This statement is perfectly true in this
case!
We'll most likely see similar warning signs
to the ones I just presented to you at the
We'll most likely see similar warning signs
to the ones I just presented to you at the
next major market cycle top.
You might ask yourself right now: "But
aren't we seeing a few of these warning
signs already'"?
Well, partially yes.
However, Altcoins are clearly NOT in the
euphoria stage yet!
Keep in mind, TOTAL 2 (Crypto Total
Market Cap Excluding $BTC) hasn't even
made new all time highs this cycle.
The best is still yet to come for Altcoins!
I'm expecting a top for this index
somewhere between $2-7 Trillion.
Along with technical indicators & price
action, which I use to my advantage, that's
when you get out of your altcoins!
Lower highs & lower lows
Trendlines/patterns broken to the
downside
RSI/MACD bearish divergences
OBig candle wicks to the upside
Bearish engulfing candles
Decreasing volume with rising price
The more bearish technical indicators like
this you'l see in confluence on the weekly
or daily timeframe, the higher the
likelihood that you'll need to take profits!
Do not ignore these signs & think this time Is different!
Do not get caught up in the hype. If I see these kinds of signs I will ABSOLUTELY be taking profits!
Another interesting indicator I'l be paying$BTC close attention to is the Pi Cycle Top indicator.
This indicator has predicted EVERY $BTC market cycle top in the past with crazy accuracy.
Profit taking is one of the most important skills you need to master in crypto.
If these post is helpful for you. Please give me tip.
Read this till the end!👇
This is how mania phase looked like in 2021 at the market top:
Coinbase was Nr. 1 in the app store
It was normal to see Altcoins 10x in a month
Nobody saw ANY risks anymore
People who you haven't talked to in years suddenly started asking you about crypto (if these kinds of people aka "dumb
money" are interested in crypto all of asudden, ask yourself: who is left to buy?) Cult-like crypto communities
If you were bearish you'd be laughed at
Dog coins were pumping like crazy (not
only $DOGE or $SHIBA) but also the
craziest & funniest dog coin names you
have ever heard!
Unrealistic price targets were being
thrown around (1 million per $BTC etc)
Songs were being made about crypto
Celebrities getting involved in crypto
In the news you'd only see the M0ST
BULLISH NEWS (for example last market
top it was the Coinbase IPO & El Salvador
making legal tender)
People flexing with their cars & watches
online after making millions in crypto
"History doesn't repeat itself, but it often
rhymes".
This statement is perfectly true in this
case!
We'll most likely see similar warning signs
to the ones I just presented to you at the
We'll most likely see similar warning signs
to the ones I just presented to you at the
next major market cycle top.
You might ask yourself right now: "But
aren't we seeing a few of these warning
signs already'"?
Well, partially yes.
However, Altcoins are clearly NOT in the
euphoria stage yet!
Keep in mind, TOTAL 2 (Crypto Total
Market Cap Excluding $BTC) hasn't even
made new all time highs this cycle.
The best is still yet to come for Altcoins!
I'm expecting a top for this index
somewhere between $2-7 Trillion.
Along with technical indicators & price
action, which I use to my advantage, that's
when you get out of your altcoins!
Lower highs & lower lows
Trendlines/patterns broken to the
downside
RSI/MACD bearish divergences
OBig candle wicks to the upside
Bearish engulfing candles
Decreasing volume with rising price
The more bearish technical indicators like
this you'l see in confluence on the weekly
or daily timeframe, the higher the
likelihood that you'll need to take profits!
Do not ignore these signs & think this time Is different!
Do not get caught up in the hype. If I see these kinds of signs I will ABSOLUTELY be taking profits!
Another interesting indicator I'l be paying$BTC close attention to is the Pi Cycle Top indicator.
This indicator has predicted EVERY $BTC market cycle top in the past with crazy accuracy.
Profit taking is one of the most important skills you need to master in crypto.
If these post is helpful for you. Please give me tip.
Tactic
Crypto Family - RkY Sri Lanka
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Рост
🚀Bull Market Turning $30 into $300 in 30 Days | Your Smart Strategy Guide 📈
You're starting with $30 and setting your sights on growing it into a handsome $300 in just 30 days.
This journey is not just about financial growth; it's a lesson in smart risk management. Keep in mind that trading involves both ups and downs, so let's prepare for different scenarios.
📊 Scalping with Risk Management
Recall our scalping strategy from previous posts: Target a daily 10% profit on your initial capital through leveraged trades. With $30, that means aiming for a daily profit of $3.
👉 Risk Management: Here's the smart part. Allocate $30 exclusively for risk management. This is your financial safety net in case you encounter losses along the way.
📈 The Winning Scenario:
📊Days 1-10:
Starting Capital: $30
Daily Target: 10% = $3
Total Target by Day 10: $30 + ($3/day x 10) = $60
📊Days 11-20:
Capital: $60
Daily Target: 10% = $6
Total Target by Day 20: $60 + ($6/day x 10) = $120
📊Days 21-30:
Capital: $120
Daily Target: 10% = $12Total Target by
📊Day 30: $120 + ($12/day x 10) = $240
Congratulations! You've met your goal of turning $30 into $300 in 30 days, following this smart strategy.
🔥3 Free Signals Daily Watch Live Stream Get Premium Signals.
📉 The Losing Scenario
Remember, trading comes with both gains and losses. Here's how to manage potential losses.
Risk Management Fund
The $30 allocated for risk management acts as a safety cushion, typically around 5% of your initial capital. If you face losses, ensure your total losses don't exceed this amount.
Stay Composed and Adapt
In case of losses, maintain your composure. Avoid the urge to overtrade to recover quickly. Stick to your daily targets and risk management.
Flexibility
If losses persist, consider adjusting your daily target slightly lower to account for potential losses while keeping your $300 goal within reach.
Risk management is your shield against potential losses. Stay flexible, adapt to market conditions, and keep your ultimate goal in sight.
You're starting with $30 and setting your sights on growing it into a handsome $300 in just 30 days.
This journey is not just about financial growth; it's a lesson in smart risk management. Keep in mind that trading involves both ups and downs, so let's prepare for different scenarios.
📊 Scalping with Risk Management
Recall our scalping strategy from previous posts: Target a daily 10% profit on your initial capital through leveraged trades. With $30, that means aiming for a daily profit of $3.
👉 Risk Management: Here's the smart part. Allocate $30 exclusively for risk management. This is your financial safety net in case you encounter losses along the way.
📈 The Winning Scenario:
📊Days 1-10:
Starting Capital: $30
Daily Target: 10% = $3
Total Target by Day 10: $30 + ($3/day x 10) = $60
📊Days 11-20:
Capital: $60
Daily Target: 10% = $6
Total Target by Day 20: $60 + ($6/day x 10) = $120
📊Days 21-30:
Capital: $120
Daily Target: 10% = $12Total Target by
📊Day 30: $120 + ($12/day x 10) = $240
Congratulations! You've met your goal of turning $30 into $300 in 30 days, following this smart strategy.
🔥3 Free Signals Daily Watch Live Stream Get Premium Signals.
📉 The Losing Scenario
Remember, trading comes with both gains and losses. Here's how to manage potential losses.
Risk Management Fund
The $30 allocated for risk management acts as a safety cushion, typically around 5% of your initial capital. If you face losses, ensure your total losses don't exceed this amount.
Stay Composed and Adapt
In case of losses, maintain your composure. Avoid the urge to overtrade to recover quickly. Stick to your daily targets and risk management.
Flexibility
If losses persist, consider adjusting your daily target slightly lower to account for potential losses while keeping your $300 goal within reach.
Risk management is your shield against potential losses. Stay flexible, adapt to market conditions, and keep your ultimate goal in sight.
Take note
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Very good advices
Portable Detective07
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#BullRun🚀
To optimize my portfolio, I believe in diversification, allocating:
🪷 20% to New Coins: $ARKM $TIA $ARB $ORDI $NTRN $OP $APTS $HOOK $ID & more
🪷 20% to Old Coins: $MATIC $LINK $MANA $SHIB $CAKE $TON $AVAX $MBOX $ADA & more
🪷 20% to Top Coins: $XRP $BNB $BTC $ETH
🪷 20% to Meme & Hyped Coins: $MEME $PEPE $BAD $VOLT $CAT $BTTC $LUNC $PEOPLE $Floki & more
🪷 20% to Self Learning: #Trading #NFT #WEB3 #MeteVerse #Farming #Mining #ContentCreation & more
Feel free to share your thoughts below ⬇️
To optimize my portfolio, I believe in diversification, allocating:
🪷 20% to New Coins: $ARKM $TIA $ARB $ORDI $NTRN $OP $APTS $HOOK $ID & more
🪷 20% to Old Coins: $MATIC $LINK $MANA $SHIB $CAKE $TON $AVAX $MBOX $ADA & more
🪷 20% to Top Coins: $XRP $BNB $BTC $ETH
🪷 20% to Meme & Hyped Coins: $MEME $PEPE $BAD $VOLT $CAT $BTTC $LUNC $PEOPLE $Floki & more
🪷 20% to Self Learning: #Trading #NFT #WEB3 #MeteVerse #Farming #Mining #ContentCreation & more
Feel free to share your thoughts below ⬇️
Take note . IMPORTANT
Crypto PM
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People Who Know Price Manipulations Will Make Max Profit In 2024
Learn them now or continue to be outplayed.
Time: 5 mints
Profit: x100 in a bull run
Here's how Huge players Manipulate the crowd🧵👇
➮ Before we begin make sure to SHARE or SAVE this Article👆
☩ Cause, when BTC breaks the ATH, this guide will make you not 2 but x50-x100 profit.
2/➮ Smart money, whales, insiders all these terms signify the same
☩ Group of players who control the market & determine price direction
☩ Today, I'll show all price manipulation they leave on the chart
3/➮ Due to massive capital, they cannot drop $1M on tokens in 1 trx
☩ The price will instantly increase by 10-20% & everyone will know that smn big has purchased the coin.
☩ Therefore, their main goal is to remain unnoticed while accumulating
4/➮ Accumulation phase
☩ To evade detection, big players create a trading range.
☩ Using their capital, whales holds the price at certain levels...
☩ While obtaining the desired amount of coins with thousands of small trx
5/➮ If simplified, all trading for whales looks like:
Accumulation (Buy) > Pump > Re-Acc (Buy) > Pump > Distribution (Sell) > Dump > Re-Distr (Sell) > Dump
☩ So, 1st phase: buy at specific lvls within trading ranges
☩ Then, 2nd phase: sell at higher ones > take profit.
6/➮ Now, let's learn some of price manipulations
➮ Range Manipulation
☩ Consolidation cannot last forever.
☩ After 5-6 touches of top/bottom lines they're usually broken
☩ But in cases where the price hits breaking point but returns back, it's called manipulation
7/➮ A major player artificially creates this situation.
☩ They aims to minimize participation in the real move by driving the price one way, forcing some traders to exit with losses.
8/➮ How to use:
☩ After the manipulation has formed,
☩ It becomes a strong support or resistance level
☩ From which the price seeks to get a reaction.
9/➮ FVG (Fair Value Gap)
☩ After some time, the price wants to cover FVG.
☩ Therefore, it can be used as a good support or resistance level.
10/➮ A large player doesn't benefit from many people making money.
☩ Therefore, after the pump price often tends to pull back the movement
☩ So that those who entered after FVG closed their positions.
11/➮ How to use:
☩ Wait for the impulse movement
☩ Highlight the gap between the 1st and 3rd candles
☩ A short FVG acts as resistance
☩ A long FVG acts as support.
12/➮ Most of the coins I research are already listed on major CEX.
☩ To buy alts in my portfolio, I usually use
@Binance
☩ Here's link: JOIN BINANCE
☩ But if they're not listed on any CEXs, then I use Uniswap, Defilama, etc.
13/➮ How to find alts with x50-x100 upside?
☩ Key point is to notice the group of whales who is accumulating ur coin
☩ Soon, I'll make a thread with my personal strategy
☩ So, make sure to follow me @Crypto PM & turn on notification 🔔
That's it for today, hope you like it.
#BTC #cryptopm #Whale.Alert
Time: 5 mints
Profit: x100 in a bull run
Here's how Huge players Manipulate the crowd🧵👇
➮ Before we begin make sure to SHARE or SAVE this Article👆
☩ Cause, when BTC breaks the ATH, this guide will make you not 2 but x50-x100 profit.
2/➮ Smart money, whales, insiders all these terms signify the same
☩ Group of players who control the market & determine price direction
☩ Today, I'll show all price manipulation they leave on the chart
3/➮ Due to massive capital, they cannot drop $1M on tokens in 1 trx
☩ The price will instantly increase by 10-20% & everyone will know that smn big has purchased the coin.
☩ Therefore, their main goal is to remain unnoticed while accumulating
4/➮ Accumulation phase
☩ To evade detection, big players create a trading range.
☩ Using their capital, whales holds the price at certain levels...
☩ While obtaining the desired amount of coins with thousands of small trx
5/➮ If simplified, all trading for whales looks like:
Accumulation (Buy) > Pump > Re-Acc (Buy) > Pump > Distribution (Sell) > Dump > Re-Distr (Sell) > Dump
☩ So, 1st phase: buy at specific lvls within trading ranges
☩ Then, 2nd phase: sell at higher ones > take profit.
6/➮ Now, let's learn some of price manipulations
➮ Range Manipulation
☩ Consolidation cannot last forever.
☩ After 5-6 touches of top/bottom lines they're usually broken
☩ But in cases where the price hits breaking point but returns back, it's called manipulation
7/➮ A major player artificially creates this situation.
☩ They aims to minimize participation in the real move by driving the price one way, forcing some traders to exit with losses.
8/➮ How to use:
☩ After the manipulation has formed,
☩ It becomes a strong support or resistance level
☩ From which the price seeks to get a reaction.
9/➮ FVG (Fair Value Gap)
☩ After some time, the price wants to cover FVG.
☩ Therefore, it can be used as a good support or resistance level.
10/➮ A large player doesn't benefit from many people making money.
☩ Therefore, after the pump price often tends to pull back the movement
☩ So that those who entered after FVG closed their positions.
11/➮ How to use:
☩ Wait for the impulse movement
☩ Highlight the gap between the 1st and 3rd candles
☩ A short FVG acts as resistance
☩ A long FVG acts as support.
12/➮ Most of the coins I research are already listed on major CEX.
☩ To buy alts in my portfolio, I usually use
@Binance
☩ Here's link: JOIN BINANCE
☩ But if they're not listed on any CEXs, then I use Uniswap, Defilama, etc.
13/➮ How to find alts with x50-x100 upside?
☩ Key point is to notice the group of whales who is accumulating ur coin
☩ Soon, I'll make a thread with my personal strategy
☩ So, make sure to follow me @Crypto PM & turn on notification 🔔
That's it for today, hope you like it.
#BTC #cryptopm #Whale.Alert
🐸
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A Beginner's Guide to Candlestick Charts
Introduction
As a newcomer to trading or investing, reading charts can be a daunting task. Some rely on their gut feeling and make their investments based on their intuition. While this strategy might temporarily work in a bullish market environment, it most likely won’t in the long run.
Essentially, trading and investing are games of probabilities and risk management. So, being able to read candlestick charts is vital to almost any investment style. This article will explain what candlestick charts are and how to read them.
What is a candlestick chart?
A candlestick chart is a type of financial chart that graphically represents the price moves of an asset for a given timeframe. As the name suggests, it’s made up of candlesticks, each representing the same amount of time. The candlesticks can represent virtually any period, from seconds to years.
Candlestick charts date back to about the 17th century. Their creation as a charting tool is often credited to a Japanese rice trader called Homma. His ideas were likely what provided the foundation for what is now used as the modern candlestick chart. Homma’s findings were refined by many, most notably by Charles Dow, one of the fathers of modern technical analysis.
While candlestick charts could be used to analyze any other types of data, they are mostly employed to facilitate the analysis of financial markets. Used correctly, they’re tools that can help traders gauge the probability of outcomes in the price movement. They can be useful as they enable traders and investors to form their own ideas based on their analysis of the market.
How do candlestick charts work?
The following price points are needed to create each candlestick:
Open — The first recorded trading price of the asset within that particular timeframe.
High — The highest recorded trading price of the asset within that particular timeframe.
Low — The lowest recorded trading price of the asset within that particular timeframe.
Close — The last recorded trading price of the asset within that particular timeframe.
Collectively, this data set is often referred to as the OHLC values. The relationship between the open, high, low, and close determines how the candlestick looks.
The distance between the open and close is referred to as the body, while the distance between the body and the high/low is referred to as the wick or shadow. The distance between the high and low of the candle is called the range of the candlestick.
How to read candlestick charts
Many traders consider candlestick charts easier to read than the more conventional bar and line charts, even though they provide similar information. Candlestick charts can be read at a glance, offering a simple representation of price action.
In practice, a candlestick shows the battle between bulls and bears for a certain period. Generally, the longer the body is, the more intense the buying or selling pressure was during the measured timeframe. If the wicks on the candle are short, it means that the high (or the low) of the measured timeframe was near the closing price.
The color and settings may vary with different charting tools, but generally, if the body is green, it means that the asset closed higher than it opened. Red means that the price moved down during the measured timeframe, so the close was lower than the open.
Some chartists prefer to use black-and-white representations. So instead of using green and red, the charts represent up movements with hollow candles and down moves with black candles.
What candlestick charts don’t tell you
While candlesticks are useful in giving you a general idea of price action, they may not provide all you need for a comprehensive analysis. For instance, candlesticks don’t show in detail what happened in the interval between the open and close, only the distance between the two points (along with the highest and lowest prices).
For example, while the wicks of a candlestick do tell us the high and low of the period, they can't tell us which one happened first. Still, in most charting tools, the timeframe can be changed, allowing traders to zoom into lower timeframes for more details.
Candlestick charts can also contain a lot of market noise, especially when charting lower timeframes. The candles can change very quickly, which can make them challenging to interpret.
Heikin-Ashi candlesticks
So far, we have discussed what is sometimes referred to as the Japanese candlestick chart. But, there are other ways to calculate candlesticks. The Heikin-Ashi Technique is one of them.
Heikin-Ashi stands for “average bar” in Japanese. Such candlestick charts rely on a modified formula that uses average price data. The main goal is to smooth out price action and filter out market noise. As such, Heikin-Ashi candles can make it easier to spot market trends, price patterns, and possible reversals.
Traders often use Heikin-Ashi candles in combination with Japanese candlesticks to avoid false signals and increase the chances of spotting market trends. Green Heikin-Ashi candles with no lower wicks generally indicate a strong uptrend, while red candles with no upper wicks may point to a strong downtrend.
While Heikin-Ashi candlesticks can be a powerful tool, like any other technical analysis technique, they do have their limitations. Since these candles use averaged price data, patterns may take longer to develop. Also, they don’t show price gaps and may obscure other price data.
Closing thoughts
Candlestick charts are one of the most fundamental tools for any trader or investor. They not only provide a visual representation of the price action for a given asset, but also offer the flexibility to analyze data in different timeframes.
An extensive study of candlestick charts and patterns, combined with an analytical mindset and enough practice may eventually provide traders with an edge over the market. Still, most traders and investors agree that it’s also important to consider other methods, such as fundamental analysis.
As a newcomer to trading or investing, reading charts can be a daunting task. Some rely on their gut feeling and make their investments based on their intuition. While this strategy might temporarily work in a bullish market environment, it most likely won’t in the long run.
Essentially, trading and investing are games of probabilities and risk management. So, being able to read candlestick charts is vital to almost any investment style. This article will explain what candlestick charts are and how to read them.
What is a candlestick chart?
A candlestick chart is a type of financial chart that graphically represents the price moves of an asset for a given timeframe. As the name suggests, it’s made up of candlesticks, each representing the same amount of time. The candlesticks can represent virtually any period, from seconds to years.
Candlestick charts date back to about the 17th century. Their creation as a charting tool is often credited to a Japanese rice trader called Homma. His ideas were likely what provided the foundation for what is now used as the modern candlestick chart. Homma’s findings were refined by many, most notably by Charles Dow, one of the fathers of modern technical analysis.
While candlestick charts could be used to analyze any other types of data, they are mostly employed to facilitate the analysis of financial markets. Used correctly, they’re tools that can help traders gauge the probability of outcomes in the price movement. They can be useful as they enable traders and investors to form their own ideas based on their analysis of the market.
How do candlestick charts work?
The following price points are needed to create each candlestick:
Open — The first recorded trading price of the asset within that particular timeframe.
High — The highest recorded trading price of the asset within that particular timeframe.
Low — The lowest recorded trading price of the asset within that particular timeframe.
Close — The last recorded trading price of the asset within that particular timeframe.
Collectively, this data set is often referred to as the OHLC values. The relationship between the open, high, low, and close determines how the candlestick looks.
The distance between the open and close is referred to as the body, while the distance between the body and the high/low is referred to as the wick or shadow. The distance between the high and low of the candle is called the range of the candlestick.
How to read candlestick charts
Many traders consider candlestick charts easier to read than the more conventional bar and line charts, even though they provide similar information. Candlestick charts can be read at a glance, offering a simple representation of price action.
In practice, a candlestick shows the battle between bulls and bears for a certain period. Generally, the longer the body is, the more intense the buying or selling pressure was during the measured timeframe. If the wicks on the candle are short, it means that the high (or the low) of the measured timeframe was near the closing price.
The color and settings may vary with different charting tools, but generally, if the body is green, it means that the asset closed higher than it opened. Red means that the price moved down during the measured timeframe, so the close was lower than the open.
Some chartists prefer to use black-and-white representations. So instead of using green and red, the charts represent up movements with hollow candles and down moves with black candles.
What candlestick charts don’t tell you
While candlesticks are useful in giving you a general idea of price action, they may not provide all you need for a comprehensive analysis. For instance, candlesticks don’t show in detail what happened in the interval between the open and close, only the distance between the two points (along with the highest and lowest prices).
For example, while the wicks of a candlestick do tell us the high and low of the period, they can't tell us which one happened first. Still, in most charting tools, the timeframe can be changed, allowing traders to zoom into lower timeframes for more details.
Candlestick charts can also contain a lot of market noise, especially when charting lower timeframes. The candles can change very quickly, which can make them challenging to interpret.
Heikin-Ashi candlesticks
So far, we have discussed what is sometimes referred to as the Japanese candlestick chart. But, there are other ways to calculate candlesticks. The Heikin-Ashi Technique is one of them.
Heikin-Ashi stands for “average bar” in Japanese. Such candlestick charts rely on a modified formula that uses average price data. The main goal is to smooth out price action and filter out market noise. As such, Heikin-Ashi candles can make it easier to spot market trends, price patterns, and possible reversals.
Traders often use Heikin-Ashi candles in combination with Japanese candlesticks to avoid false signals and increase the chances of spotting market trends. Green Heikin-Ashi candles with no lower wicks generally indicate a strong uptrend, while red candles with no upper wicks may point to a strong downtrend.
While Heikin-Ashi candlesticks can be a powerful tool, like any other technical analysis technique, they do have their limitations. Since these candles use averaged price data, patterns may take longer to develop. Also, they don’t show price gaps and may obscure other price data.
Closing thoughts
Candlestick charts are one of the most fundamental tools for any trader or investor. They not only provide a visual representation of the price action for a given asset, but also offer the flexibility to analyze data in different timeframes.
An extensive study of candlestick charts and patterns, combined with an analytical mindset and enough practice may eventually provide traders with an edge over the market. Still, most traders and investors agree that it’s also important to consider other methods, such as fundamental analysis.
Take note noobs
Binance Academy
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A Beginner's Guide to Cryptocurrency Trading
Key Takeaways
Cryptocurrency trading involves buying and selling digital assets with the goal of making a profit.
To trade crypto, you'll need to choose a reliable exchange, create an account, and understand key trading concepts like trading pairs and order types.
Common trading strategies include day trading, swing trading, scalping, and long-term investing (HODLing).
Traders use technical and fundamental analysis to guide their decisions. Managing risk through proper planning and diversification is essential to long-term success.
Introduction
Cryptocurrency has attracted millions of traders and investors worldwide, from casual investors to financial institutions. But for beginners, the terminology, strategies, and fast-moving markets can be daunting.
Are you considering your first purchase or simply curious to learn more? This guide will walk you through the fundamentals of cryptocurrency trading — including how to get started, the basic terminology, different types of trading strategies, and how to manage risk.
What Is Cryptocurrency Trading?
Cryptocurrency trading refers to buying and selling digital assets on exchanges for the purpose of making a profit. Unlike traditional markets, crypto markets operate 24/7, giving traders more flexibility but also exposing them to constant price changes.
There are thousands of cryptocurrencies out there, but there is a good chance you have heard of some of the most popular ones, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. In fact, these are the names of the blockchain networks. The tradable crypto-assets are called bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH).
How it works
Crypto traders can go “long” (buying an asset expecting its value to rise) or “short” (selling an asset expecting its price to drop). Some traders hold assets for longer periods, while others prefer to move in and out of positions quickly, depending on their strategy and risk tolerance (more on these strategies soon).
You can trade cryptocurrencies against fiat currencies (such as USD, EUR, etc.) or against other cryptocurrencies. The assets you choose and the exchange you use will affect your trading experience.
Before Trading Cryptocurrency
1. Learn the basics
Before diving into cryptocurrency trading, it's important to take some time to learn the basics. Binance Academy’s trading articles and educational courses are a good place to start.
2. Choose a crypto exchange
Choose a reliable and secure cryptocurrency exchange. Ideally, it should have a proven track record, excellent reputation, strong security protocols, and responsive customer support. If Binance is available in your region, you are off to a great start.
For newcomers, beginning with a centralized exchange is recommended. As you gain more experience in crypto trading, you can explore decentralized exchanges (DEXs) at a later stage.
3. Create your account
Once you've chosen an exchange, the next step is to create your account. This usually involves providing your email, setting a password, and agreeing to terms.
Exchanges often require identity verification (KYC) to ensure security and comply with regulations. You would need to submit a government-issued ID, proof of residence, and any other documents to complete setting up your account.
How to Start Trading Cryptocurrency
1. Fund your trading account
After you create an account, you can deposit fiat currency into your account. Most centralized exchanges allow users to deposit fiat via bank transfers, bank wires, or other common methods. Depending on the platform and location, you may also be able to buy crypto using a credit card.
If you happen to own some crypto already, you can deposit it into your exchange account. Remember to always send your coins to the associated address: send Bitcoin to your Bitcoin address, ether to your Ethereum address, and so on. Sending crypto to the wrong addresses may result in permanent losses.
2. Choose a trading pair
Cryptocurrencies are traded in pairs (e.g., BTC/USDT, ETH/BTC). A trading pair tells you which assets are being exchanged. For example, in the BTC/USDT pair, you're trading Bitcoin against Tether (a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar).
Crypto-to-fiat trading pairs involve a cryptocurrency and a traditional fiat currency, such as the BTC/EUR trading pair. If the current value of one BTC is 92,175 euros, the BTC/EUR trading pair chart will show the same value as the market price.
In other words, you need 92,175 euros to buy 1 BTC, half of that to buy 0.5 BTC, and so on. Note that you can buy as little as 5 EUR worth of bitcoin.
Crypto-to-crypto trading pairs involve two different cryptocurrencies, such as the ETH/BTC trading pair. At the time of writing, ether (ETH) is being traded at 0.02285 BTC per unit of ETH.
3. Check the order book
An order book is a real-time, dynamic list of buy and sell orders placed by traders. It provides a snapshot of the supply and demand for a specific asset at different price levels.
Buy orders (bids) list the orders from traders who want to buy, organized from the highest bid price to the lowest. Sell orders (asks) display the orders from traders who want to sell, organized from the lowest ask price to the highest.
Order Book on the Binance App (BNB/USDT).
4. Choose your order type
Market order
A market order is the simplest type of order, in which you buy or sell immediately at the best available price. It’s the fastest way to buy or sell when you don’t want to wait.
Let's say the current highest bid (buy order) for one bitcoin is $100,000, while the lowest ask (sell order) is $100,100. If you place a market order to buy BTC, your order will be matched with the lowest ask, which is $100,100. If you place a market order to sell BTC, your order will be matched with the highest bid at $100,000.
Limit order
A limit order is an order to buy or sell at a specific price or better. It’s a slower way to buy or sell but allows you to set the exact price you want.
For example, if bitcoin is trading for $100,000 but you want to buy it for $98,000 or less, you can set a buy limit order at $98,000. If the price drops to $98,000 or less, your limit order will (likely) be executed, and you'll purchase bitcoin at the desired price. But if the price never drops to your limit price, your order won't be executed.
5. Develop your trading strategy
Think about your trading style and strategy. Every trader is unique, so it’s usually better to create your own trading system and improve it as you go rather than copying other traders. This will help you improve and hopefully achieve a more consistent trading performance in the long term.
Regardless of the chosen strategy, it’s important to manage risk and learn from your mistakes. A trading journal that tracks your trades (including your thought process and decisions) can be incredibly helpful.
Popular Trading Strategies
There are many crypto trading strategies that you can employ, each with its own set of risks and benefits. Let’s go through some of the most popular trading approaches.
Day trading
Day trading is a strategy that involves entering and exiting positions within the same day. In day trading, you’ll often rely on technical analysis to determine which assets to trade. This trading style can be profitable, but it’s challenging and definitely not for everyone. Day trading tends to be more stressful and time-consuming than swing trading or long-term HODLing, so it’s generally not recommended for beginners.
Swing trading
In swing trading, you’re still trying to profit off market trends, but the time horizon is longer – positions are typically held anywhere from a couple of days to a couple of months. Swing trading tends to be a more beginner-friendly strategy, mainly because it doesn’t come with the stress and time-consuming pace of day trading.
Scalping
Of all of the trading strategies discussed so far, scalping takes place across the smallest time frames. Scalpers attempt to game small fluctuations in price, often entering and exiting positions within minutes (or even seconds). As a form of day trading, scalping is also not recommended for beginners.
In most cases, they’ll use technical analysis to try and predict price movements and exploit bid-ask spreads or other inefficiencies to make a profit. Due to the short time frames, scalping usually has thin profit margins. Scalpers generally trade bigger volumes or dozens of trades to gradually achieve sizable profits.
HODLing
While not exactly an active trading strategy, long-term investors, also known as "HODLers," aim to benefit from the overall growth of the cryptocurrency market. They buy and hold cryptocurrencies for an extended period, often months or years.
As a “buy and forget” strategy, HODLing is among the least stressful options. It’s ideal for those who believe in the long-term potential of specific assets and are willing to weather short-term price fluctuations. While this strategy requires patience, it can provide substantial returns over time, especially for bitcoin holders.
Technical Analysis (TA)
Technical analysis is the art of interpreting price charts, recognizing patterns, and harnessing indicators to anticipate potential price movements.
Candlestick charts
A candlestick chart is a graphical representation of the price of an asset for a given timeframe. It’s made up of candlesticks, each representing the same amount of time.
For example, a 1-hour chart shows candlesticks that each represent a period of one hour. A 1-day chart shows candlesticks that each represent a period of one day, and so on.
Daily chart of Bitcoin. Each candlestick represents one day of trading.
A candlestick is made up of four data points: the Open, High, Low, and Close (also referred to as the OHLC values). The Open (1) and Close (4) are the first and last recorded prices for the given timeframe, while the High (2) and Low (3) are the highest and lowest recorded prices, respectively.
Support and resistance levels
Support means a level where the price finds a floor—an area of significant demand where buyers tend to step in and push the price up.
Resistance means a level where the price finds a ceiling— an area of significant supply where sellers tend to step in and push the price down.
The support level (red) is tested and broken, turning into resistance.
Technical analysis indicators
Traders rely on technical indicators to better understand an asset’s price movements. These tools help reveal patterns and highlight possible opportunities to enter or exit trades based on current market conditions.
Popular examples of technical analysis indicators include trend lines, moving averages, Bollinger Bands, Ichimoku Clouds, and Fibonacci Retracement, which can also suggest potential support and resistance levels.
Fundamental Analysis (FA)
Fundamental analysis is a method used by investors and traders to determine the intrinsic value of an asset or business. In crypto trading, it often involves investigating the technology, team, adoption potential, and overall viability of a project.
In crypto trading, fundamental analysis (FA) evaluates the value of a cryptocurrency by analyzing its technology, use case, development team, tokenomics, and adoption.
In crypto trading, FA might also include things like:
On-chain data (e.g., number of active addresses, transaction volume, etc.)
Project roadmaps and news
Community and developer activity
Risk Management in Cryptocurrency Trading
Risk management refers to identifying the financial risks involved with your investments and minimizing them as much as possible. Let’s take a look at a few popular strategies.
1. Limit your losses
Make sure you don’t trade more than you can afford to lose. Use advanced order types to lock in profits or protect yourself from losses. For instance, stop-loss orders allow traders to limit losses when a trade goes wrong. Take-profit orders ensure that you lock in profits when a trade goes well.
2. Have an exit strategy
It’s always a good idea to plan for the worst. So, having an exit strategy is an essential way to manage your risks. It's easy to get caught up in a bull market and its euphoria, but having a plan to exit your position can help lock in gains or prevent big losses in case things go bad.
One way is to use limit orders to take profit or place a floor on maximum loss that you can stand. As a general rule of thumb, once you have your exit plan, you should stick to it. Plan your trade and trade your plan.
3. Diversification
Diversifying your portfolio is one way to reduce your overall risk. You can hold a variety of different assets, keep each position at an appropriate size, and constantly rebalance the portfolio, so you won't be too heavily invested in any one asset. This can minimize the chance of oversized losses.
4. Hedging
Although this requires a bit more experience, you can consider hedging your open positions, which means taking a position in a related asset that is expected to move in the opposite direction of the primary position. The purpose is to offset potential losses.
For example, if you own $10,000 worth of bitcoin and want to hedge against a possible decrease in its price, you could buy a put option for a premium that gives you the right to sell your BTC at $100,000 a few weeks from now.
If Bitcoin's price falls to $80,000, you can exercise your option and sell for $100,000, significantly reducing your losses. If the price doesn’t fall, you only lose the premium paid while still profiting from the uptrend of your long position.
Closing Thoughts
Markets can be unpredictable, and cryptocurrency markets are particularly volatile. With continued learning, however, you should be able to become a better crypto trader.
Remember to prioritize risk management in your trading journey. Stay informed about the latest developments in the crypto space, continue refining your skills, and adapt your strategies as needed.
Further Reading
What Is Swing Trading in Crypto?
Crypto Day Trading vs. HODLing: Which Strategy Is Best for You?
A Beginner's Guide to Candlestick Charts
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Cryptocurrency trading involves buying and selling digital assets with the goal of making a profit.
To trade crypto, you'll need to choose a reliable exchange, create an account, and understand key trading concepts like trading pairs and order types.
Common trading strategies include day trading, swing trading, scalping, and long-term investing (HODLing).
Traders use technical and fundamental analysis to guide their decisions. Managing risk through proper planning and diversification is essential to long-term success.
Introduction
Cryptocurrency has attracted millions of traders and investors worldwide, from casual investors to financial institutions. But for beginners, the terminology, strategies, and fast-moving markets can be daunting.
Are you considering your first purchase or simply curious to learn more? This guide will walk you through the fundamentals of cryptocurrency trading — including how to get started, the basic terminology, different types of trading strategies, and how to manage risk.
What Is Cryptocurrency Trading?
Cryptocurrency trading refers to buying and selling digital assets on exchanges for the purpose of making a profit. Unlike traditional markets, crypto markets operate 24/7, giving traders more flexibility but also exposing them to constant price changes.
There are thousands of cryptocurrencies out there, but there is a good chance you have heard of some of the most popular ones, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. In fact, these are the names of the blockchain networks. The tradable crypto-assets are called bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH).
How it works
Crypto traders can go “long” (buying an asset expecting its value to rise) or “short” (selling an asset expecting its price to drop). Some traders hold assets for longer periods, while others prefer to move in and out of positions quickly, depending on their strategy and risk tolerance (more on these strategies soon).
You can trade cryptocurrencies against fiat currencies (such as USD, EUR, etc.) or against other cryptocurrencies. The assets you choose and the exchange you use will affect your trading experience.
Before Trading Cryptocurrency
1. Learn the basics
Before diving into cryptocurrency trading, it's important to take some time to learn the basics. Binance Academy’s trading articles and educational courses are a good place to start.
2. Choose a crypto exchange
Choose a reliable and secure cryptocurrency exchange. Ideally, it should have a proven track record, excellent reputation, strong security protocols, and responsive customer support. If Binance is available in your region, you are off to a great start.
For newcomers, beginning with a centralized exchange is recommended. As you gain more experience in crypto trading, you can explore decentralized exchanges (DEXs) at a later stage.
3. Create your account
Once you've chosen an exchange, the next step is to create your account. This usually involves providing your email, setting a password, and agreeing to terms.
Exchanges often require identity verification (KYC) to ensure security and comply with regulations. You would need to submit a government-issued ID, proof of residence, and any other documents to complete setting up your account.
How to Start Trading Cryptocurrency
1. Fund your trading account
After you create an account, you can deposit fiat currency into your account. Most centralized exchanges allow users to deposit fiat via bank transfers, bank wires, or other common methods. Depending on the platform and location, you may also be able to buy crypto using a credit card.
If you happen to own some crypto already, you can deposit it into your exchange account. Remember to always send your coins to the associated address: send Bitcoin to your Bitcoin address, ether to your Ethereum address, and so on. Sending crypto to the wrong addresses may result in permanent losses.
2. Choose a trading pair
Cryptocurrencies are traded in pairs (e.g., BTC/USDT, ETH/BTC). A trading pair tells you which assets are being exchanged. For example, in the BTC/USDT pair, you're trading Bitcoin against Tether (a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar).
Crypto-to-fiat trading pairs involve a cryptocurrency and a traditional fiat currency, such as the BTC/EUR trading pair. If the current value of one BTC is 92,175 euros, the BTC/EUR trading pair chart will show the same value as the market price.
In other words, you need 92,175 euros to buy 1 BTC, half of that to buy 0.5 BTC, and so on. Note that you can buy as little as 5 EUR worth of bitcoin.
Crypto-to-crypto trading pairs involve two different cryptocurrencies, such as the ETH/BTC trading pair. At the time of writing, ether (ETH) is being traded at 0.02285 BTC per unit of ETH.
3. Check the order book
An order book is a real-time, dynamic list of buy and sell orders placed by traders. It provides a snapshot of the supply and demand for a specific asset at different price levels.
Buy orders (bids) list the orders from traders who want to buy, organized from the highest bid price to the lowest. Sell orders (asks) display the orders from traders who want to sell, organized from the lowest ask price to the highest.
Order Book on the Binance App (BNB/USDT).
4. Choose your order type
Market order
A market order is the simplest type of order, in which you buy or sell immediately at the best available price. It’s the fastest way to buy or sell when you don’t want to wait.
Let's say the current highest bid (buy order) for one bitcoin is $100,000, while the lowest ask (sell order) is $100,100. If you place a market order to buy BTC, your order will be matched with the lowest ask, which is $100,100. If you place a market order to sell BTC, your order will be matched with the highest bid at $100,000.
Limit order
A limit order is an order to buy or sell at a specific price or better. It’s a slower way to buy or sell but allows you to set the exact price you want.
For example, if bitcoin is trading for $100,000 but you want to buy it for $98,000 or less, you can set a buy limit order at $98,000. If the price drops to $98,000 or less, your limit order will (likely) be executed, and you'll purchase bitcoin at the desired price. But if the price never drops to your limit price, your order won't be executed.
5. Develop your trading strategy
Think about your trading style and strategy. Every trader is unique, so it’s usually better to create your own trading system and improve it as you go rather than copying other traders. This will help you improve and hopefully achieve a more consistent trading performance in the long term.
Regardless of the chosen strategy, it’s important to manage risk and learn from your mistakes. A trading journal that tracks your trades (including your thought process and decisions) can be incredibly helpful.
Popular Trading Strategies
There are many crypto trading strategies that you can employ, each with its own set of risks and benefits. Let’s go through some of the most popular trading approaches.
Day trading
Day trading is a strategy that involves entering and exiting positions within the same day. In day trading, you’ll often rely on technical analysis to determine which assets to trade. This trading style can be profitable, but it’s challenging and definitely not for everyone. Day trading tends to be more stressful and time-consuming than swing trading or long-term HODLing, so it’s generally not recommended for beginners.
Swing trading
In swing trading, you’re still trying to profit off market trends, but the time horizon is longer – positions are typically held anywhere from a couple of days to a couple of months. Swing trading tends to be a more beginner-friendly strategy, mainly because it doesn’t come with the stress and time-consuming pace of day trading.
Scalping
Of all of the trading strategies discussed so far, scalping takes place across the smallest time frames. Scalpers attempt to game small fluctuations in price, often entering and exiting positions within minutes (or even seconds). As a form of day trading, scalping is also not recommended for beginners.
In most cases, they’ll use technical analysis to try and predict price movements and exploit bid-ask spreads or other inefficiencies to make a profit. Due to the short time frames, scalping usually has thin profit margins. Scalpers generally trade bigger volumes or dozens of trades to gradually achieve sizable profits.
HODLing
While not exactly an active trading strategy, long-term investors, also known as "HODLers," aim to benefit from the overall growth of the cryptocurrency market. They buy and hold cryptocurrencies for an extended period, often months or years.
As a “buy and forget” strategy, HODLing is among the least stressful options. It’s ideal for those who believe in the long-term potential of specific assets and are willing to weather short-term price fluctuations. While this strategy requires patience, it can provide substantial returns over time, especially for bitcoin holders.
Technical Analysis (TA)
Technical analysis is the art of interpreting price charts, recognizing patterns, and harnessing indicators to anticipate potential price movements.
Candlestick charts
A candlestick chart is a graphical representation of the price of an asset for a given timeframe. It’s made up of candlesticks, each representing the same amount of time.
For example, a 1-hour chart shows candlesticks that each represent a period of one hour. A 1-day chart shows candlesticks that each represent a period of one day, and so on.
Daily chart of Bitcoin. Each candlestick represents one day of trading.
A candlestick is made up of four data points: the Open, High, Low, and Close (also referred to as the OHLC values). The Open (1) and Close (4) are the first and last recorded prices for the given timeframe, while the High (2) and Low (3) are the highest and lowest recorded prices, respectively.
Support and resistance levels
Support means a level where the price finds a floor—an area of significant demand where buyers tend to step in and push the price up.
Resistance means a level where the price finds a ceiling— an area of significant supply where sellers tend to step in and push the price down.
The support level (red) is tested and broken, turning into resistance.
Technical analysis indicators
Traders rely on technical indicators to better understand an asset’s price movements. These tools help reveal patterns and highlight possible opportunities to enter or exit trades based on current market conditions.
Popular examples of technical analysis indicators include trend lines, moving averages, Bollinger Bands, Ichimoku Clouds, and Fibonacci Retracement, which can also suggest potential support and resistance levels.
Fundamental Analysis (FA)
Fundamental analysis is a method used by investors and traders to determine the intrinsic value of an asset or business. In crypto trading, it often involves investigating the technology, team, adoption potential, and overall viability of a project.
In crypto trading, fundamental analysis (FA) evaluates the value of a cryptocurrency by analyzing its technology, use case, development team, tokenomics, and adoption.
In crypto trading, FA might also include things like:
On-chain data (e.g., number of active addresses, transaction volume, etc.)
Project roadmaps and news
Community and developer activity
Risk Management in Cryptocurrency Trading
Risk management refers to identifying the financial risks involved with your investments and minimizing them as much as possible. Let’s take a look at a few popular strategies.
1. Limit your losses
Make sure you don’t trade more than you can afford to lose. Use advanced order types to lock in profits or protect yourself from losses. For instance, stop-loss orders allow traders to limit losses when a trade goes wrong. Take-profit orders ensure that you lock in profits when a trade goes well.
2. Have an exit strategy
It’s always a good idea to plan for the worst. So, having an exit strategy is an essential way to manage your risks. It's easy to get caught up in a bull market and its euphoria, but having a plan to exit your position can help lock in gains or prevent big losses in case things go bad.
One way is to use limit orders to take profit or place a floor on maximum loss that you can stand. As a general rule of thumb, once you have your exit plan, you should stick to it. Plan your trade and trade your plan.
3. Diversification
Diversifying your portfolio is one way to reduce your overall risk. You can hold a variety of different assets, keep each position at an appropriate size, and constantly rebalance the portfolio, so you won't be too heavily invested in any one asset. This can minimize the chance of oversized losses.
4. Hedging
Although this requires a bit more experience, you can consider hedging your open positions, which means taking a position in a related asset that is expected to move in the opposite direction of the primary position. The purpose is to offset potential losses.
For example, if you own $10,000 worth of bitcoin and want to hedge against a possible decrease in its price, you could buy a put option for a premium that gives you the right to sell your BTC at $100,000 a few weeks from now.
If Bitcoin's price falls to $80,000, you can exercise your option and sell for $100,000, significantly reducing your losses. If the price doesn’t fall, you only lose the premium paid while still profiting from the uptrend of your long position.
Closing Thoughts
Markets can be unpredictable, and cryptocurrency markets are particularly volatile. With continued learning, however, you should be able to become a better crypto trader.
Remember to prioritize risk management in your trading journey. Stay informed about the latest developments in the crypto space, continue refining your skills, and adapt your strategies as needed.
Further Reading
What Is Swing Trading in Crypto?
Crypto Day Trading vs. HODLing: Which Strategy Is Best for You?
A Beginner's Guide to Candlestick Charts
5 Exit Strategies for Traders
Disclaimer: This content is presented to you on an “as is” basis for general information and educational purposes only, without representation or warranty of any kind. It should not be construed as financial, legal or other professional advice, nor is it intended to recommend the purchase of any specific product or service. You should seek your own advice from appropriate professional advisors. Products mentioned in this article may not be available in your region. Where the article is contributed by a third party contributor, please note that those views expressed belong to the third party contributor, and do not necessarily reflect those of Binance Academy. Please read our full disclaimer for further details. Digital asset prices can be volatile. The value of your investment may go down or up and you may not get back the amount invested. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions and Binance Academy is not liable for any losses you may incur. This material should not be construed as financial, legal or other professional advice. For more information, see our Terms of Use and Risk Warning.
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