After more than 6 years in the financial markets, especially the crypto market, from the big highs to the harsh crashes, I realized that your biggest advantage is not in finding the next rising coin... but in avoiding these six mistakes that silently kill 90% of traders.
The 6 most important mistakes every cryptocurrency trader should avoid:
If the dollar acquisition chart breaks the bearish trend, we might see a drop in Bitcoin, but I'm currently seeing some positivity which is negative for Bitcoin.
My short position on Bitcoin would be invalidated if it breaks the area of 7.1% #btc $btc
I see a short opportunity from the current price with a stop loss of 0.5%
Please don't throw in a big amount, alright? And if you're not ready to risk it, don't dive in This is a trade I've entered in my wallet; I own the decision and its outcomes And I share all the trades I'm making in my wallet
🚨 Breaking: Ethereum's share of the total value locked in DeFi has dropped from 63.5% to 54% this year, yet it still leads the market with a valuation of $45.4 billion.
🚨 Over $2.1 billion in cross-chain infrastructure shifted from LayerZero to Chainlink CCIP in just 48 hours after the Kelp DAO hack 👀
The SolvProtocol platform alone moved around $700 million in wrapped Bitcoin, while the total value locked in CCIP surged by 38% over 3 days 🔥
Despite this massive shift, LINK only moved by 4%, indicating the market treated the event as a temporary blip, whereas some see it as a permanent repricing of institutional infrastructure 📊
Many protocols serving financial institutions are automatically gravitating towards CCIP, especially with the growing importance of security and regulatory compliance 🌐
We're going live to analyze Bitcoin from the strategic perspective of the sk system and also according to the harmonic school. The analysis is based on my viewpoint. If you're interested, get ready for the live session coming up soon.
There's been a lot of chatter about the bottom for Bitcoin, whether it's been reached or not. Is $60k the bottom, or is it not? Could it revisit the $60k range, break through, and then rally again?
Opinions and analyses vary; everyone has their own take and conclusions.
As a trader, you evaluate different perspectives and find what resonates with you as a rational being, and then you adopt that. The market is just people like you and me, and that's the essence of supply and demand. Trading is about seeing the market continue to rise while I might see it drop, and the opposite can be true as well.
At the end of the day, you're in this space to benefit. What helps you, whether you're a day trader or an investor, is a well-rounded trade that you can profit from. Follow those who provide you with entry points, targets, and stop-losses, and trust the process.
I have no interest in the disputes among analysts because they don’t profit me nor do they increase my knowledge.
Take only what benefits you from me or others, and trust the process.
Personally, I haven't entered Bitcoin because, in my opinion, the bottom hasn't been reached. All the trades I share are because I'm a trader and benefit from every move Bitcoin makes, turning that into profit for myself and my community. That's how I trade, and this is my approach.
🚨 Breaking: The Australian police have seized $4.1 million worth of Bitcoin linked to an alleged dark web market, said to be trading in drugs and weapons.
🚨 Breaking: The Australian police have seized $4.1 million worth of Bitcoin linked to an alleged dark web market, said to be trading in drugs and weapons.
🇺🇸 Today: Vlad Tenev, the CEO of Robinhood, is calling for a final push to lay down the legislative groundwork in the U.S. for the dominance of digital finance.
"There's real momentum now to achieve ultimate clarity."