1x to 10x Upto 8% 11x to 25x Upto 5% 26x to 50x Upto 3% Morethan 51x Upto 2%
⚠️ Hold 2 to 3 trades , when you're using cross margin and maintain risk ratio less than 5%
Using ISOLATED MARGIN
😀Use leverage 5x to 10x only and invest 5 to 8% funds
ENTRY STRATEGY ✅ Take 2 to 3 entries ( DCA STRATEGY )
RESTRICTING TAKING ENTRIES ✅
Existing users If you took the trade at entry 1 then it achieved tp2 quickly , Don't take further entries.
New users Don't take entries after tp2 hit.
SECURING PROFITS ✅ 🟢 If 2 or 3 Entry Points(EPs) achieved , then you should shift Target points. If entry 2 achieved , then Ep 1 will be 1st TP. 🟢Always exit 20% (tp1) , 30% (tp2) and remaining tps , exit equal portions 🟢Move SL to Entry-Price after tp3 🟢Take profits at every tp , Don't be greedy and hold only for final tp.
We should think about securing our capital without knowing the risks involved. Maybe it's better to exit since we've made some great profits in earlier trades. And I am willing to share my best trades with you 😜
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$CYS facing repeated rejection — capital protection comes first ⚠️
$CYS has now faced three clear rejections around the 4000 region, which tells us one thing clearly: this zone is heavy with sellers. Every push into that level has been met with supply, and once again, price has pulled back and is currently trading near the 3800 region.
Yes, the short-term structure showed bullish strength, and that’s why bullish signals were valid earlier. But the market has now responded — rejection is rejection, regardless of bias.
At this stage, the priority shifts from aggression to risk management.
Smart approach from here: • Avoid forcing new entries near resistance • Reduce exposure and protect booked profits • Fresh entries are safer only after a clean breakout and hold above 4000
There’s no rush. Opportunities don’t disappear — capital does if risk isn’t controlled.
Protect what we’ve earned first. The market will always give the next move.
The last 10 days of Bitcoin spot ETF flows tell a pretty honest story — not panic, not euphoria, just positioning.
We saw a stretch of consistent outflows from Dec 22 to Dec 26. Most days were bleeding between $140M to $275M, which lines up perfectly with year-end behavior. Funds were de-risking, locking profits, and staying light during low-liquidity holiday sessions. Nothing unusual there.
What matters is what happened after.
As soon as the calendar flipped, money started coming back in. Dec 30 saw a +$355M inflow, and Jan 2 followed with an even stronger +$471M. These weren’t scattered buys either — they were led by the big players like IBIT, FBTC, and BITB.
That shift matters.
This doesn’t look like retail chasing price. It looks like institutions stepping back in once the noise faded. Historically, when inflows return this quickly after controlled outflows, it’s a sign of confidence resetting, not a market topping.
$MYX is showing pure vertical strength right now. This is not a slow grind — this is aggressive expansion, where price barely gives pullbacks and momentum feeds on itself. Structures like this usually aim higher than people expect, before they cool off.
In the near term, the market looks capable of pushing toward: • 7.5 – 8.0 as the first zone • If momentum sustains, 10 is not off the table
But here’s the real talk.
Jumping on a horse that's sprinting is pretty risky! Getting in during vertical moves is even riskier, even if things look good.
Bullish, yes. Careless, no.
👇 Tap the tab below to enter the trade Stay sharp. Act fast. Let the setup do the work. 🚀
$CYS facing repeated rejection — capital protection comes first ⚠️
$CYS has now faced three clear rejections around the 4000 region, which tells us one thing clearly: this zone is heavy with sellers. Every push into that level has been met with supply, and once again, price has pulled back and is currently trading near the 3800 region.
Yes, the short-term structure showed bullish strength, and that’s why bullish signals were valid earlier. But the market has now responded — rejection is rejection, regardless of bias.
At this stage, the priority shifts from aggression to risk management.
Smart approach from here: • Avoid forcing new entries near resistance • Reduce exposure and protect booked profits • Fresh entries are safer only after a clean breakout and hold above 4000
There’s no rush. Opportunities don’t disappear — capital does if risk isn’t controlled.
Protect what we’ve earned first. The market will always give the next move.