Pair: #PENGU/USDT Position : Long 🟢 Leverage : Cross 2 | Imran Mani 547 on Binance Square

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Pair: #PENGU/USDT  Position :  Long 🟢  
Leverage : Cross 25x 
Entry: 0.03520 - 0.03460
Targets:
1) 🎯 0.03600
2) 🎯 0.03670
3) 🎯 0.03740
4) 🎯 0.03820
5) 🎯 
🚨Stop Loss: 0.034 (1H candle Closing )
Risk Management: Enter in parts, use 2-3%

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I got tricked in a scam. I wrote on Facebook about losing money in crypto. Many people reached out, offering to help me get it back. One person sent me a friend request, which I accepted. We talked, and he said he could help if I had any crypto investments. I told him I didn't have any at the moment. A week later, I borrowed some money and contacted him again. I asked if he had USDT I could buy. He said yes and told me to transfer money to his bank account. I did this and sent him screenshots of the transaction. He then asked for my ID card, which I also sent. He said it would take 2 minutes, but he stopped replying after that. He then claimed he was also scammed while buying from someone else. I realized I had been scammed and called my bank to report it. After 40 minutes, the bank froze the account I had sent the money to. The person who tricked me into thinking he could help me recover my money and sell me USDT stopped responding. The person asked why I filed a complaint against them. I said it was because I sent money to their account. They then sent me pictures of my ID back. I told them that since they received money from me and my ID, they shouldn't be sending money to someone else's ID. They then told me someone bought USDT earlier that day using the same amount I mentioned. This person gave them my ID and screenshots of a bank transaction, along with a Binance ID with a woman's name, to send the money to. I told them it was their fault because they received money and my ID under my name but still sent it to someone else. Then, they said they would complain about the other person on Binance to freeze their assets. I said okay, and that once I get my money back, I will ask my bank to remove the restrictions on their account.

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Identifying a clear uptrend or downtrend in crypto is all about spotting consistent patterns in price structure, moving averages, and volume—across multiple timeframes—so you’re not fooled by short-term noise. Here’s a detailed breakdown: 1️⃣ The Core Rule – Market Structure The easiest and most reliable way: Higher Highs (HH) & Higher Lows (HL) = Uptrend. Lower Highs (LH) & Lower Lows (LL) = Downtrend. Uptrend: Price makes new peaks above previous highs, and pullbacks stay above previous lows. Downtrend: Price makes new lows below previous lows, and rallies fail below previous highs. 📌 Tip: Zoom out to at least the 4H/Daily chart to confirm the bigger trend. 2️⃣ Use Moving Averages for Quick Clarity Moving averages smooth out noise and show overall direction. Uptrend clues: Price is above the 50 EMA and 200 EMA. The 50 EMA is above the 200 EMA. MAs are sloping upward with space between them. Downtrend clues: Price is below the 50 EMA and 200 EMA. The 50 EMA is below the 200 EMA. MAs slope downward. 📌 Many traders use the Golden Cross (50 EMA crossing above 200 EMA) for bullish confirmation and Death Cross (50 EMA crossing below 200 EMA) for bearish confirmation. 3️⃣ Trendlines & Channels In an uptrend: Draw a trendline connecting rising swing lows. Price tends to bounce off it. In a downtrend: Draw a trendline connecting falling swing highs. Price tends to reject there. Channels give you a visual “path” of the trend. 4️⃣ Volume Confirmation Uptrend: Rallies are supported by increasing volume, pullbacks on lower volume. Downtrend: Drops have increasing volume, rallies on lower volume. 5️⃣ Multi-Timeframe Agreement If Daily, 4H, and 1H are all pointing the same way, you have a clear trend. If higher timeframes are up but lower timeframes are down, you might be seeing just a pullback. 6️⃣ Tools for Extra Confidence ADX (Average Directional Index): ADX above 25 = strong trend (direction decided by price structure). RSI Trendline: RSI rising = momentum in uptrend, falling = momentum in downtrend.

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Avoiding fake breakouts in crypto comes down to combining price action, volume, market structure, and confirmation tools—instead of reacting to the first candle that looks like a breakout. Here’s a step-by-step way to recognize and avoid them. 1️⃣ Understand What a Fake Breakout Is A fake breakout happens when price moves beyond a key support/resistance level but quickly reverses back inside the range. It’s often caused by: Stop hunting by market makers/liquidity grabs. Low volume moves in thin markets. News-driven spikes without sustained buying/selling pressure. 2️⃣ Clues That a Breakout Might Be Fake SignWhy It’s a Red FlagLow volume on breakout candleReal breakouts usually have a surge in volume confirming strong participation.Breakout against higher time frame trendGoing against the dominant trend increases the odds it’s a trap.Long wick and quick reversalShows rejection and lack of follow-through.No retest after breakoutTrue breakouts often retest the broken level before continuing.Happens during low liquidity hoursEasier for whales to manipulate price in quiet times. 3️⃣ How to Avoid Getting Trapped ✅ Step 1: Check Multiple Time Frames If a breakout is clear on the 15m chart but invisible on the 4H/Daily, it’s likely noise. Align breakout direction with overall trend. ✅ Step 2: Look for Volume Confirmation Use Volume or OBV (On-Balance Volume). Real breakouts have at least 20–30% higher volume than the recent average. ✅ Step 3: Wait for a Retest Don’t FOMO into the first candle. Let the price break, pull back to the level, and hold before entering. Example: Resistance → Breakout → Retest as support → Bounce. ✅ Step 4: Identify Liquidity Grab Patterns A quick spike above resistance followed by an immediate dump is often a stop hunt. On smaller time frames, this shows as a sharp wick and engulfing candle back inside. ✅ Step 5: Combine With Indicators RSI: Avoid long entries if RSI is overbought (70+) right at breakout. MACD: Look for crossovers supporting breakout direction.

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Remember don't execute trade against trend trend is your friend mostly liquidations come when you against the trend $ASR wait the trend to be changed EMA 21 EMA 50 EMA 200 are the major players for support and resistance

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