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🔍 Why are projects like APRO gaining attention in this cycle?

In an increasingly saturated crypto market, the quality of data matters more than the noise.

This is where projects like @APRO Oracle start to stand out.

#APRO focuses on something key for the Web3 ecosystem:

👉 decentralized oracles, that is, the way smart contracts access real-world information reliably.

Without solid oracles:

DeFi does not function properly

smart contracts remain incomplete

and decentralization loses meaning

The interesting thing about APRO is not short-term speculation, but its structural utility within the blockchain ecosystem.

In previous cycles, we saw how infrastructure (not just trends) was what survived.

That's why tokens like $AT come onto the radar when the market starts to separate projects with real purpose from mere fleeting narratives.

It's not about promises or prices.

It's about what problem a project solves and whether that problem will still exist in 2026 and beyond.

📌 In an environment where trust in data is critical, oracles are not optional: they are essential.

How do you see the role of decentralized oracles in the future of DeFi and Web3?

#APRO #Web3 #DeFi #Blockchain $AT
@APRO Oracle

🚨 Bitcoin on defensive mode: the daily chart confirms bearish pressure and the macro context doesn't help
If you thought Bitcoin had left the correction phase behind, beware 👀.

The daily chart (1D) is starting to show a clear bearish technical structure, and this time the noise isn't just coming from the chart… it's coming from the macroeconomic environment, especially from Asia.

Let's break it down:

📉 The chart doesn't lie: technical bearish trend in 1D

On a daily timeframe, BTC shows classic signs of weakness:
- Lower highs and lower lows → active bearish structure
- The price remains below key moving averages, which now act as resistance
- The Bollinger Bands are sloping downwards, indicating sustained selling pressure
- Recent bounces have been short and lack momentum, indicating a lack of buying conviction

In simple terms:

👉 every recovery attempt is being sold.

⚠️ Current zone: fragile consolidation, not strength

After the strong drop from the 100k+ zone, the price entered a phase of lateralization.

But beware: lateralizing after a drop is NOT the same as accumulating.

When the market consolidates below important resistances, it is usually a signal of:
- distribution
- profit-taking
- waiting before another directional move

And, for now, the bias remains tilted downwards.

🌏 The macro factor: Japan adds uncertainty to the market

This is where the context that many charts ignore comes in.

The imposition / tightening of interest rates in Japan introduces a key element:

- Less global liquidity
- Greater risk aversion
- Strengthening of the yen against speculative assets
- Indirect pressure on markets like crypto.

Historically, when central banks withdraw stimulus or raise rates, risk assets (like BTC) suffer first.

Are we just seeing a necessary technical reset within a larger cycle, or does the market need more time and more pain before finding a real floor?

$BTC

$ETH

What is a Stop Loss and why can it save you from losing money

Trading is not just about seeking profits.

Most of the success comes from avoiding large losses, and for that, there is a tool that every beginner should master from day one: the Stop Loss.

🔹 What is a Stop Loss?

A stop loss is an automatic order that executes a sale when the price drops to a point you define.

In other words:
👉 it is a loss limit that you set to protect your money.
If the market suddenly drops or moves against you, the stop loss activates automatically, even if you are not connected.

🔹 Why is it so important?

Because in trading, it’s not about winning all the time.

It’s about not losing much when you make a mistake.

Most beginners lose money for these reasons:

They don’t know when to exit.

They cling to trades that are already going poorly.

They hope “it will recover” (and sometimes it doesn’t).

They don’t have a clear loss limit.

A stop loss eliminates that problem.

It protects you from emotions, impulses, and sudden drops.

🔹 Simple example to understand it

Let’s say you buy a coin for 100 dollars.

You decide that if it drops to 95 dollars, you no longer want to stay in the trade.

So you place a Stop Loss at 95.

If the price falls to that level:

✔ the coin is sold automatically

✔ you control the loss

✔ you prevent a small drop from becoming a catastrophe

Without a stop loss, you could watch the price drop from 100 → 80 → 60… and then the emotional and financial blow is greater.

🔹 How to choose your stop loss?

Here come concepts of technical analysis, but for beginners there are 2 simple methods:

1. Behind an important support

If the support breaks, the price usually falls further.

2. Fixed percentage of risk

Example:

“I will lose a maximum of 3–5% per trade.”
This gives you discipline and control.

🔹 The most common mistake: Never using it

Many new traders believe that “they will control it manually.”