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#Notcoin NOTCOIN – THE WEB3 GAMING GIANT ON TON $NOT #creatorsearchinsights #Notcoin {spot}(NOTUSDT) @The Notcoin Official has redefined Web3 gaming with its simple yet addictive tap-to-earn model, becoming TON’s flagship token by reach and community ownership. Born from the Open Builders community and backed by the TON Foundation, $NOT has already distributed over $220M to players, attracting 2.8M on-chain holders and achieving $1B+ in DEX volume. With 61% of its supply on-chain and a TGE that saw listings on Binance, Bybit, OKX, and 15+ other exchanges—96% of which went to the community—Notcoin stands as a global gateway for newcomers into blockchain and digital currency.
#Notcoin NOTCOIN – THE WEB3 GAMING GIANT ON TON

$NOT #creatorsearchinsights #Notcoin

@The Notcoin Official has redefined Web3 gaming with its simple yet addictive tap-to-earn model, becoming TON’s flagship token by reach and community ownership. Born from the Open Builders community and backed by the TON Foundation, $NOT has already distributed over $220M to players, attracting 2.8M on-chain holders and achieving $1B+ in DEX volume. With 61% of its supply on-chain and a TGE that saw listings on Binance, Bybit, OKX, and 15+ other exchanges—96% of which went to the community—Notcoin stands as a global gateway for newcomers into blockchain and digital currency.
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Strategy: Trend + Pullback + Confirmation Candle Central Idea: Trade in favor of the trend after a pullback to a “good” zone and only enter when a Japanese confirmation candle validates it. 1) Setup • Time Frames: H1 or H4 (cleaner learning). Daily if you want less noise. • Minimum Indicators: • EMA 50 and EMA 200 (trend and dynamic “zone”). • ATR(14) (to measure the stop). • (Optional) RSI(14) for confluence, not for hard signals. • Markets: any with good liquidity (majors FX, indices, gold, BTC). 2) Define the Trend • Bullish: EMA50 above EMA200 and price mostly closing above EMA50. • Bearish: EMA50 below EMA200 and price mostly closing below EMA50. If there is no clarity (intertwined EMAs), do not trade. 3) Draw Zones • Mark recent swing supports/resistances. • The EMA50 often acts as a “band” of pullback in a healthy trend. 4) Wait for the Pullback • In bullish: wait for the price to pull back to the zone (S/R + EMA50). • In bearish: the same but towards resistances and EMA50 above. 5) Accepted Candle Patterns (Confirmation) Use one (maximum two) patterns to avoid over-optimizing: • Engulfing (bullish/bearish) — body that “eats” the previous one. • Hammer / Pin bar (long tail against the pullback trend, close near the extreme) • Morning / Evening Star (3 candles, clear reversal). • Inside bar with a breakout in the direction of the trend. Practical rule: the body of the signal candle must be clear and decisive; if it is a weak doji, don’t. Step-by-step arithmetic example: • Capital = $1,000 • Risk = 1% ⇒ $10 • Stop = 20 pips • Value per pip for 0.01 lots = $0.10 • Denominator = 20 × 0.10 = 2.00 • Lots = 10 / 2.00 = 0.05 (5 micro lots) #CreatorOfTheYear #CreatorAward #CreatorAwards #CreatorHelp #creatorsearchinsights
Strategy: Trend + Pullback + Confirmation Candle

Central Idea: Trade in favor of the trend after a pullback to a “good” zone and only enter when a Japanese confirmation candle validates it.

1) Setup
• Time Frames: H1 or H4 (cleaner learning). Daily if you want less noise.
• Minimum Indicators:
• EMA 50 and EMA 200 (trend and dynamic “zone”).
• ATR(14) (to measure the stop).
• (Optional) RSI(14) for confluence, not for hard signals.
• Markets: any with good liquidity (majors FX, indices, gold, BTC).

2) Define the Trend
• Bullish: EMA50 above EMA200 and price mostly closing above EMA50.
• Bearish: EMA50 below EMA200 and price mostly closing below EMA50.
If there is no clarity (intertwined EMAs), do not trade.

3) Draw Zones
• Mark recent swing supports/resistances.
• The EMA50 often acts as a “band” of pullback in a healthy trend.

4) Wait for the Pullback
• In bullish: wait for the price to pull back to the zone (S/R + EMA50).
• In bearish: the same but towards resistances and EMA50 above.

5) Accepted Candle Patterns (Confirmation)

Use one (maximum two) patterns to avoid over-optimizing:
• Engulfing (bullish/bearish) — body that “eats” the previous one.
• Hammer / Pin bar (long tail against the pullback trend, close near the extreme)
• Morning / Evening Star (3 candles, clear reversal).
• Inside bar with a breakout in the direction of the trend.

Practical rule: the body of the signal candle must be clear and decisive; if it is a weak doji, don’t.

Step-by-step arithmetic example:
• Capital = $1,000
• Risk = 1% ⇒ $10
• Stop = 20 pips
• Value per pip for 0.01 lots = $0.10
• Denominator = 20 × 0.10 = 2.00
• Lots = 10 / 2.00 = 0.05 (5 micro lots)
#CreatorOfTheYear #CreatorAward #CreatorAwards #CreatorHelp #creatorsearchinsights
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