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While Donald Trump publicly portrays Vladimir Putin as a leader seeking peace, his private comments paint a different picture. In a recent call with European leaders, the former U.S. president admitted that Putin believes he’s winning the war in Ukraine and has no plans to stop the fighting.
📞 According to The Wall Street Journal, the call included Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Emmanuel Macron, Friedrich Merz, Giorgia Meloni, and Ursula von der Leyen. It marked a sharp contrast from Trump’s usual rhetoric – and the first time he privately acknowledged Putin’s unwillingness to end the war.

🔹 Sanctions? Maybe. But Trump Prefers Vatican Peace Talks
Just a day earlier, Trump discussed with European leaders the possibility of sanctions if Putin refused a ceasefire. But instead, he pushed for low-level peace talks between Ukraine and Russia in the Vatican.
Despite repeated calls from Zelenskyy and EU leaders for Trump to use his influence to pressure Moscow, the former president shrugged off responsibility, telling reporters:
“This is not my war. We shouldn’t have gotten involved.”

🔹 Trump Rejects “Unconditional” Ceasefire – Even After Using the Word Himself
EU leaders wanted to propose a 30-day unconditional ceasefire, but Trump rejected the term. He claimed he never used the word “unconditional” – even though a post on his Truth Social account from May 8 clearly contained it.
Eventually, European leaders dropped the term to keep Trump engaged in the talks.

🔹 Europe Pushes Harder Under New German Chancellor
Europe’s tone shifted after Friedrich Merz became Germany’s new chancellor. Unlike his predecessor Olaf Scholz, Merz took a tougher stance against Russia, even changing the German constitution to allow for higher military spending.
On May 10, Merz, Macron, Starmer, and Tusk made a surprise visit to Kyiv to meet with Zelenskyy. During the trip, they called Trump from Macron’s phone to tell him Ukraine agreed to a 30-day ceasefire. They also warned Putin that Europe was ready to impose new sanctions if he refused.
Putin responded by offering direct talks with Ukraine – the first such offer in three years. Trump welcomed the move and even expressed willingness to participate in negotiations in Turkey.

🔹 Istanbul Talks Disappoint – Putin Sends Mid-Level Negotiators
The Istanbul meeting, however, didn’t deliver. Putin didn’t show up himself, instead sending mid-level negotiators who repeated Russia’s long-standing demands, which Ukraine has already rejected.
After the failed talks, European leaders once again called on Trump to act decisively. While a few minor sanctions were approved, more serious measures are still in progress.
Trump, for his part, said he plans another direct call with Putin, believing a peace deal can only be reached through leader-to-leader dialogue.

🔹 Trump Hints at Sanctions – Graham Moves Ahead
During the earlier Sunday call (before speaking with Putin), Trump hinted that the U.S. might join Europe in targeting Russian oil and banks.

Senator Lindsey Graham, one of Trump’s allies, later confirmed he had secured 81 co-sponsors for a bill that would impose sweeping energy and financial sanctions on Russia.

🔹 The Usual Trump: Charm, Insults, and Mixed Messages
The Sunday call included classic Trump moments: he praised Merz’s English, saying he loved it even more with his “German accent.” But he also attacked Europe’s migration policies, claiming the continent was “on the verge of collapse.”

Macron, who knows Trump well, called him out:
“You can’t insult our nations, Donald.”

🕊️ What’s Next?
While some European officials briefly hoped Trump might support tougher measures, those hopes quickly faded. The Vatican talks are now scheduled for mid-June – but whether they will lead to real progress or just more delays remains uncertain.

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Overtrading is one of the fastest ways to lose your money and your mind in the crypto market. Yet many traders don’t realize they’re doing it until it’s too late.
Whether you're trading spot or futures on Binance, overtrading can wreck your strategy, amplify losses, and lead to emotional decisions.
Let's break down the clear warning signs of overtrading and what you can do to regain control before it drains your portfolio.

What is Overtrading?
Overtrading means executing too many trades in a short time, often without proper analysis or strategy. It usually comes from emotions like FOMO, greed, or revenge.
It’s common among new traders and even experienced ones during volatile market conditions.
10 Red Flags You’re Overtrading
1. You’re Taking Trades Every Hour
No setup? No analysis? Still trading? That’s not strategy it’s addiction.
2. You Trade Just to “Feel Productive”
Clicking buttons ≠ progress. Real progress is about quality setups, not constant action.
3. You’re Chasing Losses
One trade goes wrong, so you jump into another to “recover.” It rarely ends well.
4. You Don’t Know Why You Entered a Trade
If you can’t explain the entry clearly don’t take the trade.
5. You’re Ignoring Your Plan or Strategy
You had a rule... but ignored it “just this once.” That’s a slippery slope.
6. You Feel Restless When You’re Not in a Trade
Being in a position makes you feel “safe” or “in control.” That’s emotional attachment.
7. Your Trading Fees Are Eating Up Profits
High frequency trades rack up fees fast especially on low margin trades.
8. You’re Constantly Checking Charts
You refresh Binance 100+ times a day even on assets you’re not trading.
9. Your Win Rate is Decent But Your Account Shrinks
You win often, but overtrading reduces your overall profit or increases risk exposure.
10. Your Mood Depends on the Market
Green day? You’re pumped. Red day? You’re frustrated. That emotional rollercoaster is a sign.

How to Stop Overtrading Actionable Fixes
Set a Daily Trade Limit
Max 2–3 trades per day. Quality > quantity.
Use a Checklist Before Every Trade
Only trade when all criteria are met.
Stick to a Watchlist
Focus on a few pairs don’t chase every pump.
Create “No Trade” Zones
Set time blocks in the day when you won’t trade.
Log Every Trade in a Journal
Reviewing bad trades helps you avoid repeating mistakes.
Switch to Higher Timeframes
Trading the 1-min chart encourages noise and FOMO. Step back to 4H or Daily charts.
Have a “No Trade Day” Weekly
Use it to review trades, rest your mind, and refine your edge.

Pro Tip: Use Binance’s Built In Tools to Help
Set Limit Orders instead of market FOMO trades.Use the PNL Analysis Tool to track patterns in your trading behavior.Try Auto-Invest or Launchpool if you need a break from active trading.
Final Thoughts: Trade Less, Earn More
Master traders don’t trade all daythey trade when it makes sense. If you’re always in the market, your edge gets weaker, not stronger.
> Real growth happens when you control your emotions not when you chase every candle.

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