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Those who have seen my posts know or remember: I don't know Fibonacci, triangles, on-chain. And I don't use them. Do you know why?
Here is my answer. Maybe a bit of philosophy, but it can change your perspective. Or confirm what you already felt.
We have tools that most of the market uses. I don't use them, and I asked myself: for whom are they? How do they work? Is there something deeper?
I drew my levels (from the previous post) and tried to stretch Fibonacci. Did it work? I don't know. But the ranges matched. And I thought: if everyone sees this — it's no longer a hint. It's a trap. Market Makers and whales see it too.
We add a trend line — and get a channel. The movement stays inside, and inside is the price that everyone sees as 'normal.' Like in a store — the middle of the shelf: expensive on top, uninteresting at the bottom. And in the middle — the crowd's choice.
This is just the wrapping. There is more depth ahead.
Inclined lines, triangles, shapes — everything converges. Coincidence? No. It's a structure. Until you put everything together — you won't see the essence.
And if you add volumes, RSI, zones of interest, imbalances — the picture starts to speak. But most take one indicator — and trade with it. Does it work? Yes. Until the market changes. And then everyone starts from scratch.
We look at the order book, heat maps, volumes. But we don't combine them. Why? Because it's more convenient when something single 'gives a result.' But the result is not an entry point. It's a way of thinking.
And here comes the cherry on top. FOMO. But what lies behind it? Emotions. They are your weakness.
The price drops — panic. But who is selling? You ask: 'Who bought?' but don't ask: 'Who is taking out?' And more importantly — who is taking your stops? And why do you place them exactly there?
Template: buy at the lows, sell at the highs. Do you follow it? Honestly? If not — you are hooked. If yes — it doesn't mean you are free. Just the hook is in a different place.
And another puzzle: risk management. It's not just about 'set a stop.' It's about staying in the game. Because bad RM + right idea = losing your deposit. A stop is not protection if you don't understand who stands on the other side of your order, making the greed continue the game.
And what do we have as a result?
MEAT. Indicators + order book + market phases + fibs + trends + volumes + emotions + RM + rules + stops. It's all one dish. In one sauce. And with a juicy piece.
The question is — do you eat this? Or are you being eaten?
Oh, on-chain — it's like sugar at the bottom of a glass. Most don't see it, but it influences.
Think. Ask yourself questions. You will succeed.
They earn 10%. They lose 90%. Where are you now? And why exactly here?
I am in the 90%. But this text is my opinion. My key. My attempt to enter that 10%.
And you? Will you become part of the majority? Or will you walk through the other side of the door? This is just a view through a crack. What will happen when you open them fully?
We draw Fibonacci, set levels, study indicators. But we still don't ask the simple question: Who draws the game we play? Who creates the points where our stops converge? Who prepares for us this 'perfect' trade?
Maybe it's just the market. Or maybe — someone bigger than us. The one who feeds on our reactions. Not for fear. But so that you, at least once, look not only at the chart — but at the intention behind it...
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