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Moving stop-loss to breakeven at 3.215
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Bearish
№8 $XRP /USDT Short Set-up
—Overbought conditions and divergences on higher timeframes
— Entry: $3.21-3.215 (Market Sell)
— Stop: $3.31
— Target: $3.005 ✅
Risk is 2% of the account balance
Position Size Formula (Long Position in USDT)
Position Size = (Account Balance × Risk %) / |Entry – Stop|
⚙️ Active Manual Strategy (in testing)
Updates in comments 👇
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$ETH There are 9 billion potential long liquidations at the 3700 level on Ethereum versus 718 million short liquidations at the 5000 level — this clearly shows a huge market imbalance. Everything tends toward equilibrium. I currently believe the market is overheated. As can be seen from the huge volumes around 2500, it’s already possible to start taking profits :)
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The trade was closed at breakeven.
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Self-Punishment Through a Losing Trade We often take losses in the market not because the market “went against us,” but because we ourselves open the door to a drain when we are in emotional turmoil. One of the most insidious scenarios is self-punishment through a loss. This happens when: We try to prove to the market that we are right; Or even worse — we unconsciously punish ourselves for something that happened in our personal life or at work; We get more satisfaction from losing than from winning, because being a “loser” feels more familiar than succeeding; We act on autopilot, over and over again confirming to ourselves: “I am inadequate.” In this moment, the market becomes a tool of self-destruction. It’s as if you are saying to yourself: “I’m guilty, and I will pay for it” — except the payment is not in words, but in your deposit. What to Do? First — notice this moment. Second — forbid yourself to trade at any sign of inner conflict. Checklist: Is Trading Dangerous for Me Right Now? If the answer is “yes” to even one point, cancel all trades for today: I feel irritated or angry. A quarrel or conflict has happened in my life. I stayed silent when I should have spoken up. Something happened and I feel guilty — towards myself or others. I am angry at myself for a mistake in life, not in trading. I have the urge to “prove” to the market that I’m right. I feel like I need to “make back” my loss. I’m fantasizing about a big profit as “compensation” for personal pain. I am physically tense, can’t sit still. I catch myself thinking: “I’ll fix everything with just one trade.” Remember: The market is not the place to take revenge on yourself or others. Your deposit is not a tool for self-punishment. When emotions are running high, the best decision is to step away from the terminal. It’s not missed profit — it’s saved capital and peace of mind. #TradingPhilosophy
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№8 $XRP /USDT Short Set-up —Overbought conditions and divergences on higher timeframes — Entry: $3.21-3.215 (Market Sell) — Stop: $3.31 — Target: $3.005 ✅ Risk is 2% of the account balance Position Size Formula (Long Position in USDT) Position Size = (Account Balance × Risk %) / |Entry – Stop| ⚙️ Active Manual Strategy (in testing) Updates in comments 👇
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The history of the crypto market knows loud examples when everything looked perfect — until the moment it became clear that it was just an illusion. 📉 Mt.Gox, QuadrigaCX, FTX — all these companies for a long time demonstrated “full liquidity,” reputation, and security. And then — suddenly — it turned out that the bitcoins had long been stolen, sold, or disappeared. Today, many believe that the largest public holders of BTC, like Michael Saylor and MicroStrategy, are “eternal HODL whales” who only accumulate and never sell. But let’s hypothetically imagine: The company’s assets are valued at about 70 billion dollars (at current BTC price). With that kind of money, you could buy an entire country, and “convincing” an auditor or inspector would be even easier. We don’t see the public storage addresses; we only get reports that are audited. Auditors and custodians are still people and companies that can make mistakes or even collude. Yes, Coinbase and Fidelity are under the supervision of the SEC, CFTC, and NYDFS, undergo audits, and must keep 1:1 client assets. But if we remember Enron and Arthur Andersen — even the largest auditors in the world were involved in falsifying reports until everything collapsed. Therefore, theoretically it is possible that one day the world will learn: that part or all of the BTC has long been sold; or hidden sales are taking place to support the price; or the numbers in the reports are just a beautifully designed mirage. 📌 This is not a statement, but a hypothetical scenario that we have already seen in history. And that is exactly why the main principle in crypto remains the same: “Don’t trust, verify” — don’t take anyone’s word for it, verify whenever possible.
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