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#TrumpTariffs #TrumpTariffs Trump said he will set unilateral 'take it or leave it' tariffs on trading partners in the next 2 weeks. Trump said he would send letters to countries in about two weeks to inform them of unilateral tariffs. "You can take it, or you can leave it," he said of how trading partners could respond to the tariffs. He said the US could not hold trade negotiations with "150 plus" countries. President Donald Trump said he would send letters to trading partners in about two weeks, informing them that the US was imposing unilateral tariffs on them. Speaking to reporters at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday, the president said he did not think extending the deadline for trade talks with countries was necessary, as he had already made a "great deal with China," and one with the UK.

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#TradingTools101 friend of mine has been trading crypto for a couple of years now. We were talking the other day, and he said something that stuck with me: "The best trading tool is the one between your ears.” He didn’t say it to sound deep. He said it because he’d spent months drowning in indicators—MACD here, RSI there, Fibonacci retracements everywhere. His charts were full, but his results weren’t. Then he scaled back. Just a few tools. More focus. He stopped chasing perfect setups and started paying attention to himself—his habits, his emotions, his impulsive late-night trades. That’s when things changed. It made me think: maybe the real skill isn’t having more tools, but knowing which ones to trust and when to walk away from the screen. Discipline. Simplicity. Self-awareness. That’s what he found in his toolbox—and he didn’t even have to install it. Share our thoughts in the comments section.

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#CryptoCharts101 STOP! Are you reading cryptocurrency charts like a blind kitten? 🔥 My chart reading secrets: - Volume is more important than price - breakout without volume = fake out. Look for anomalous spikes before the move - 0.618 and 0.786 Fibo levels - 80% of the crypto market unfolds here. The rest of the levels are for beginners - 4-hour timeframe - the golden mean** - daily is too slow, hourly is too noisy - RSI divergence - price is rising, RSI is falling = get ready to plum. Works 90% of the time - Support becomes resistance - broke down the old support? It becomes resistance. - Patterns only work on Bitcoin - on alts TA is secondary, watch out for BTC.dominance. - Japanese candlesticks are much better than bars - doji at important levels = uncertainty signal The main rule: the chart shows the past, but you trade the future. Manage

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#TradingMistakes101 Trading in financial markets—especially in crypto—can be both exhilarating and intimidating. While the promise of quick profits lures many newcomers, most underestimate one key reality: trading is not just about winning, it’s about managing your mistakes. And believe it or not, mistakes are not just inevitable—they’re essential to growth. 1. Lack of a Clear Strategy Many beginners jump into trades based on gut feelings, Twitter hype, or random signals from YouTube. Trading without a plan is like sailing without a compass. You might get lucky once or twice, but in the long run, the market punishes inconsistency. A well-defined strategy—whether it's scalping, swing trading, or

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#CryptoFees101 crypto, several types of fees affect how much I actually earn or spend while trading. The most common are trading fees, charged when I buy or sell crypto on exchanges. These can be maker (for placing limit orders that add liquidity) or taker (for market orders that remove liquidity). Taker fees are usually higher. Then there are withdrawal fees, charged when I move crypto out of the exchange—these vary by coin and platform. Network fees, also called gas fees, are paid directly to blockchain validators. Ethereum is known for high gas fees, while blockchains like BNB Chain or Polygon are cheaper. Some platforms also have deposit fees, especially for fiat. To reduce fees, I try to trade during low activity hours to save on gas fees. I use limit orders to pay lower maker fees and trade on platforms with tiered or loyalty-based fee discounts. I avoid frequent small trades and instead group my transactions. Also, I keep some assets on lower-fee blockchains and move only when necessary. Choosing exchanges with fee promotions, using native tokens like BNB or KCS for discounts, and monitoring fee structures regularly helps me trade smarter and save more. #CryptoFees101

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