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By Hassan Bilal (official)
The crypto market is full of noise, but smart traders don’t follow the hype—they follow structure and trend.
In this article, we’ll cover:
What a market trend really means
How support and resistance work
The current Bitcoin zone to watch
Beginner-friendly tips for safe trading
📊 1️⃣ Understanding Market Trends
The market basically moves in three ways:
Higher Highs + Higher Lows → Uptrend
Lower Highs + Lower Lows → Downtrend
Sideways → Consolidation
Common beginner mistake:
Buying just because they see green candles or a sudden pump.
Professional approach:
Identify trend structure before entering
Check if previous resistance has turned into support
Confirm with volume and higher timeframes
🟢 2️⃣ Support & Resistance Simplified
Think of price as a bouncing ball:
Support = Floor → Where price tends to bounce up
Resistance = Ceiling → Where price tends to face rejection
Key idea:
If Bitcoin approaches strong resistance, chasing the pump is risky.
If Bitcoin retraces to strong support, controlled entry is possible with proper risk management.
🧠 3️⃣ How Smart Money Thinks
Professional traders watch for:
Liquidity zones
Stop hunts and fake breakouts
Trend confirmation on higher timeframes
Tip for beginners:
Avoid chasing every pump. Wait for confirmation before taking positions.
⚠️ 4️⃣ Risk Management Is Essential
Protecting your capital is more important than winning every trade.
Beginner-friendly rules:
Never risk more than 1–2% of your capital per trade
Always set stop-loss
Avoid leverage until trends and structure are clear
Don’t trade emotionally
Remember: The market will always be there. Your capital is your most important asset.
📌 Current Market Mindset
Bitcoin is currently in a volatile zone, so the best strategy is:
✔️ Patience
✔️ Wait for confirmation before entering trades
✔️ Avoid buying blindly on dips
✔️ Avoid FOMO at resistance zones
🎯 Beginner Homework
Next time you open a chart, identify these three things:
Where was the last higher high?
Where is the strong support zone?
What is your plan if price reaches that zone?
Trading is not guessing—it is planning and discipline.
If this article helped, ask yourself:
Are you learning spot trading or futures?
Can you identify trends and structure confidently yet?
Stay calm. Stay structured.
Hassan Bilal (official)
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Cryptocurrencies have made plenty of millionaires over the last decade.
Bitcoin bulls like MicroStrategy:
executive chairman Michael Saylor expected the largest crypto name to soar even higher in the long run, possibly creating many more millionaires along the way.
Now, buying Bitcoin isn't necessarily easy. You need an account with a cryptocurrency exchange, you must be comfortable sharing your bank information with that exchange so you can fund that account, and then you have to read up on the buying process. That used to be the only way to add direct Bitcoin exposure to your investing portfolio.
That changed in January 2024, when the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) allowed the launch of 11 spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs). Now you can buy or sell shares of these funds in pretty much the same way you'd buy and sell any ordinary stock, and their share prices are directly tied to the real-time Bitcoin price.

So it's easier than ever to start a Bitcoin investment. The largest and most popular spot Bitcoin ETF so far is the iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF (NASDAQ: IBIT). Can you trust this iShares trust to make you a million dollars?
Is Bitcoin a sensible investment?
First and foremost, the iShares Bitcoin Trust makes sense only if you expect the underlying Bitcoin crypto to make money. The Michael Saylors of the world are convinced that it will, but many investors disagree. Master investor Warren Buffett, for example, won't buy this ETF any time soon.
In 2018, Buffett predicted that Bitcoin "will come to a bad ending," along with the rest of the crypto market. Four years later, he still wouldn't have bought "all the Bitcoin in the world" for $25, because it doesn't produce anything of value.
I can't and won't argue with the greatest of all investing minds. Maybe he's right, and I certainly wouldn't recommend converting your entire nest egg into Bitcoin. But I do see enough value in this secure form of digital value storage to set up a small Bitcoin position for myself. Cryptocurrencies account for less than 1% of my overall investments, and Bitcoin isn't even the largest slice of those holdings.
So I stand somewhere in between the extreme positions of Warren Buffett and Michael Saylor. I'm willing to take a chance on Bitcoin investments, but not a very large one. That approach makes more sense to me than staying on the sidelines or going all-in. Your mileage may, as always, vary.
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