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Let me tell you something honestly.
When I first started, I thought charts were random lines.
Then I learned support and resistance — and suddenly charts started to make sense.
Welcome to Day 13 of the 90-Day Crypto Learning Challenge 🚀
Today’s lesson is simple, practical, and very powerful.
First, What Is Support?
Support is a price level where price usually stops falling.
Think of it like a floor.
Price falls
Buyers step in
Price bounces up
📌 Support = where buyers say, “This is cheap enough.”
Now, What Is Resistance?
Resistance is a price level where price usually stops rising.
Think of it like a ceiling.
Price goes up
Sellers step in
Price gets pushed down
📌 Resistance = where sellers say, “This is expensive enough.”

Why Price Respects These Levels
Markets have memory.
If price reacted strongly at a level before:
People remember it
Orders stay around that level
Price reacts again
That’s why support and resistance keep working.
How Beginners Should Use Them
Very simply:
Support → possible buy area
Resistance → possible sell area
Not guarantees.
Just areas of interest.
📌 We’re not predicting — we’re planning.
Big Beginner Mistake
Buying:
Right under resistance
Selling:
Right above support
📌 Context matters.
The Big Takeaway
Support and resistance are price floors and ceilings.
They help guide buy and sell decisions.
They don’t predict — they prepare you.
Let’s Keep Learning Together
This is one of the most important basics in trading.
Master this slowly and everything else becomes easier.
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👉 Comment “DAY 13” if you’re still learning with me 🚀
We’re building real skills — step by step.
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Good morning, Square! It’s December 22, 2025. While the feed is flooded with screenshots of insane profits from memecoins and AI tokens, I want to talk to you about what the "crypto gurus" stay silent about.
🤫 The Bitter Truth of 2025
The crypto market has gone fully institutional this year. It’s now a playground for giants with billions of dollars and neural networks making decisions in milliseconds. Yet, newcomers still enter with one single thought: "How can I turn $100 into $10,000 in a week?"
Spoiler alert: You’re more likely to turn it into $0.
⚠️ Three Major Traps for Beginners Today:
FOMO at the Peak. Bitcoin has hit new highs in 2025, and this is exactly when "fresh blood" pours into the market. Buying when everyone is screaming about "going to the Moon" is a strategy that feeds experienced traders who are using your liquidity to exit their positions.Believing in "Shitcoins" with No Fundamentals. Thousands of tokens are created every day in 2025. 99% of them are garbage that will vanish within a month. If you don't understand what problem a project solves, you aren't an investor — you’re a gambler in a casino.Leverage — Your Path to Liquidation. Margin trading without experience during December's volatility is financial suicide. A single 3% market move against you, and your deposit is gone.
🛠 How to Survive and Profit in 2026?
✅ Learn to Distinguish Hype from Technology. Understand what RWA is, why blockchain interoperability (Layer 0) matters, and how decentralized networks function.
✅ DCA is Your Best Friend. Regular purchases of equal amounts historically outperform trying to "time the bottom."
✅ Keep the Bulk in Fundamentals. BTC and ETH are your foundation. Altcoins are the spices. Don’t make a soup out of spices alone; you won’t be able to eat it.
The Bottom Line: Crypto is a marathon, not a sprint. Those who came for "quick 100x gains" by New Year usually leave with empty pockets. Those who came to build wealth stay for years.
👇 Be honest in the comments: What was your biggest loss caused by rushing? Let’s learn from each other’s mistakes!
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Should i upload it here on Binance or YouTube?
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Let me be honest with you.
The first time you open a crypto chart, it looks scary.
Red and green candles everywhere.
Lines moving up and down.
It feels like you need to be an expert.
You don’t.
Welcome to Day 12 of the 90-Day Crypto Learning Challenge 🚀
Today, I’ll show you how to read a chart, not predict the future.
First: What Is a Crypto Chart?
A chart simply shows:
Price
Time
Trading activity
That’s it.
It’s information — not a crystal ball.
Candles (The Red & Green Bars)
Each candle shows:
Where price opened
Where price closed
The high and low during that time
Green candle → price went up
Red candle → price went down
📌 Candles tell a story of buyers vs sellers.
Timeframes (Very Important)
Timeframes show how much time one candle represents.
Examples:
5m = 5 minutes
1h = 1 hour
1D = 1 day
📌 Short timeframes move fast.
📌 Long timeframes are calmer.
Beginners should start with higher timeframes.
Volume (The Quiet Power)
Volume shows:
How much trading is happening
High volume = strong interest
Low volume = weak interest
📌 Price + volume together give better context.
Trends (The Direction)
Markets usually move in trends:
Uptrend → higher highs, higher lows
Downtrend → lower highs, lower lows
Sideways → price moving in a range
📌 Trend shows direction, not certainty.
What We Are NOT Using Yet
No indicators.
No complicated tools.
No predictions.
Right now, we’re just learning how to read the screen.
The Big Takeaway
Charts show information, not predictions.
They help you understand what’s happening — not what must happen.
Learning this first saves you from confusion later.
Let’s Keep Building Together
You don’t need to rush.
You don’t need every indicator.
You just need clarity.
👉 If you want an indicator tutorial next, react with 👍
And if you’re still learning with me, comment “DAY 12” 🚀
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Zlecenie OCO (One Cancels the Other) na Binance pozwala jednocześnie ustawić Take Profit (TP – realizacja zysku) i Stop Loss (SL – ograniczenie straty). Gdy jedno zlecenie się wykona, drugie automatycznie zostaje anulowane. To idealne narzędzie do zarządzania ryzykiem na rynku spot (nie futures).

Kiedy używać OCO przy sprzedaży?
Masz już kryptowalutę (np. $ETH ) i chcesz ją sprzedać:
Take Profit: Sprzedaj po wyższej cenie, jeśli rynek pójdzie w górę.Stop Loss: Sprzedaj po niższej cenie, jeśli rynek spadnie, by ograniczyć straty, wyzwalacz sl trochę wyżej niż sl. Pamiętajcie tam ustalaćie cenę za dane krypto 1sztukę nie całość. Przed akceptacją dwa razy sprawdźcie. #polska #Beginnersguide $BTC

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Many beginners are afraid to trade crypto because they think they need a lot of money or fear losing what they have. The truth is, you can start learning with as little as $10–$20 if you trade carefully and focus on risk management.
Here are simple tips every beginner should know before placing their first trade on Binance.
1. Start with spot trading
Spot trading is the safest option for beginners. When you buy a coin, you own it.
There is no liquidation risk, no borrowing, and no leverage.
Futures trading may look attractive, but it is very risky for new traders.
2. Always use small amounts
When starting, use only a small portion of your money.
Don’t put all your capital into one trade.
Think of early trades as learning, not profit. Losses at the beginning are part of education. The important thing is to identify your mistakes and improve.
3. Use stop loss
A stop loss protects your capital and helps you avoid losing all your money at once.
Decide how much you are willing to lose before entering a trade, especially while you are learning.
Place your stop loss immediately after buying and don’t move it emotionally.
This one habit alone can save beginners from big losses.
4. Avoid emotional trading
Common beginner mistakes include:
Buying because of hype,
Panic selling during small price drops,
Chasing pumps,
Always have a clear plan before entering a trade.
5. Learn before you earn
Crypto rewards patience and discipline.
Learn basic chart patterns and understand support and resistance.
Follow market news, but don’t react emotionally.
Small, consistent learning beats fast and risky profits.
Final advice
Crypto trading is a skill. Start small, stay disciplined, and focus on protecting your capital first. Profits come later

#Beginnersguide edition (5) 😁
Funding rate is a periodic payment exchanged between long and short traders in perpetual futures. When funding is positive, long positions pay shorts; when negative, shorts pay longs. This mechanism keeps futures prices aligned with the spot market and prevents extreme price divergence.

Extremely high funding rates often show an overheated market where too many traders occupy the same side. This may indicate an upcoming correction. Monitoring funding rates helps traders identify when to reduce risk, avoid chasing hype, and anticipate potential reversal points in volatile futures markets.
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