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🤔 THE DEAL WITH IRAN LIFTED THE WHOLE MARKET — EXCEPT FOR CRYPTO
Today the global markets celebrated. The S&P 500 went up. Oil dropped. Tech stocks are in the green.
And Bitcoin surged to $66,916 with ETH at $1,831. That's a bounce of 4.68% and 9.9% respectively in 24 hours.
But why is crypto still the most skeptical of all assets?
Because this isn't the first time an "agreement" with Iran has made headlines. Crypto traders have learned not to celebrate until they see the Strait of Hormuz fully reopened and oil stabilizing below $90.
And there’s something else the market is watching this week.
On Wednesday, June 17, the FED meets for the first time under the leadership of Kevin Warsh. With inflation at 4.2% and producer prices climbing 6%, Wednesday's decision could wipe out today’s bounce with just one announcement.
Next week has two massive catalysts that could go in opposite directions:
✅ Agreement with Iran confirmed + FED maintains neutral tone → strong rally towards $72,000-$75,000
❌ FED tightens the rhetoric → new drop erasing today's bounce
BTC needs to break and close above $68,500 to confirm that the bottom is behind us. As long as it doesn’t, every bounce could be a short opportunity.
Is this the start of a recovery or a bull trap? The levels I’m monitoring this week are in my profile. 👆
Comment: Do you believe in today’s bounce or are you waiting for the FED on Wednesday? 👇
Most futures traders are obsessed with finding the perfect entry.
And that's why many never make consistent profits.
Because they believe the secret lies in entering at exactly the best price.
At the exact low.
At the exact high.
At the perfect candlestick.
But after years of watching the market, I came to a conclusion:
The entry matters a lot less than people think.
What really makes the difference is what you do after you enter.
Because you can have a mediocre entry and still make money if you manage your risk well.
But you can also have a perfect entry…
And lose.
For not using a Stop Loss.
For moving the SL.
For closing too early.
For risking too much.
For letting emotions take control.
The funny thing is that most people spend 90% of their time searching for better entries.
And barely 10% learning how to manage trades.
When it should be the other way around.
Because in futures, it's not the one who enters better that wins.
It's the one who manages better.
That's a difference that cost me a lot of money to understand.
And when I finally got it, my trading style changed completely.
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They occur because someone was convinced they were right.
And that's dangerous.
Because when a trade starts to go against you, you have two options:
Accept that you made a mistake.
Or start looking for excuses.
Many choose the latter.
"The market is manipulating."
"It’s bound to bounce back."
"I’ll hold on a bit longer."
"If I close now, it’ll pump later."
And while they’re searching for reasons to stay...
The loss keeps growing.
The irony is that the market doesn’t know who you are.
It doesn’t know how much you’ve analyzed.
It doesn’t know how long you’ve been watching candlesticks.
And it doesn’t care.
The price is going to do what it has to do.
That’s why one of the most profitable skills in futures isn’t finding entries.
It’s quickly accepting when an idea has gone wrong.
Because a small loss is an annoyance.
A liquidation can set you back months.
Over time, I learned something:
The traders who survive aren’t those who are always right.
They’re the ones who know how to protect themselves when they’re wrong.
And that difference may seem small...
Until you see the results after hundreds of trades.
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🚨 THE FED MEETS ON WEDNESDAY AND AN ANALYST WARNS: "IT WILL BE AN AGGRESSIVE SURPRISE FOR THE MARKETS"
On Wednesday, June 17, the most important meeting of the year for crypto is happening. And what’s coming could shake the market in either direction.
Michael Kramer, founder of Mott Capital, just published his analysis: the FED could deliver an aggressive surprise at this meeting. Not a cut. Not a pause. Something worse.
What exactly could happen?
Kramer warns that the FED could completely eliminate the expansive bias from its official statement and make it clear that rate cuts are no longer on the horizon. With inflation at 4.2% and producer prices rising by 6% annually, the FED has no room to be optimistic.
And there’s something the market is still not processing.
This is the first meeting led by Kevin Warsh as the new FED chair. Warsh has a reputation for being more hawkish than Powell. A tougher tone than expected in his first press conference could trigger massive sell-offs across all risk assets.
BTC today at $64,043. The market is on pause waiting for this data.
Two scenarios for Wednesday:
✅ FED maintains a neutral tone → possible bounce to $67,500 ❌ FED tightens the rhetoric → new drop to $58,000-$60,000
The market that comes after Wednesday could be very different from today’s.
Are you prepared for either scenario? The levels I’m monitoring are in my profile. 👆
Comment: Do you think the FED will surprise the market on Wednesday? 👇
⛏️ BITCOIN'S NETWORK JUST MADE A HISTORIC ADJUSTMENT — AND IT'S MORE BULLISH THAN IT SEEMS
Today, Bitcoin's network adjusted its mining difficulty down by 10.09%. This is the biggest negative adjustment so far in 2026.
What does this mean in simple terms?
When BTC's price drops hard, the less efficient miners shut down their rigs because it's no longer profitable. Fewer miners = less competition = the network adjusts the difficulty downwards to compensate.
Why is this bullish?
Historically, large negative difficulty adjustments coincide with market bottoms. It's the moment when capitulation is at its peak, weak miners exit, and only the strongest and most efficient remain. From that point, the market usually consolidates and recovers.
And there's something else the market is processing today.
SpaceX's IPO revealed something no one expected: SpaceX is now the world's largest public company holding Bitcoin on its balance sheet. Its 18,712 BTC are publicly declared to the SEC. This normalizes Bitcoin holdings on corporate balance sheets in a way that even MicroStrategy couldn't achieve.
BTC today at $64,043. ETH at $1,658. The market bounced slightly but without enough volume to confirm a trend.
The $58,000-$64,000 zone is where all historical supports converge. The next significant move could start from here.
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Comment: Do you think the worst is over for Bitcoin? 👇
Most people dive into futures for the wrong reasons.
They enter because they want to make more cash.
And they end up losing more dough.
Because when you discover futures, the first thing that grabs your attention is the potential.
With a small bankroll, you can open big positions.
The gains look massive.
Everything feels more thrilling.
But there's something almost nobody gets at first:
Futures weren't designed to make you rich quick.
They're a tool.
And like any tool, they can help you or hurt you.
The problem is that many jump into futures without knowing how to manage risk.
Without understanding leverage.
Without having a plan.
Without accepting losses.
And that's like driving a Formula 1 car without knowing how to drive.
Sooner or later, something goes wrong.
The funny thing is that the traders who tend to last longer in futures aren't the most aggressive.
They're the most boring.
The ones who wait.
The ones who use controlled risk.
The ones who don't need to trade every day.
The ones who realize that protecting capital is more important than chasing profits.
Because in futures, there's a truth that few accept:
It's not the one who makes the most money in a week who wins.
It's the one who still has an account a year later.
And that difference completely changes the way you trade.
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3 TYPICAL MISTAKES IN FUTURES THAT CAN BLOW UP YOUR ACCOUNT
When someone loses money in futures, they usually think the problem was the entry.
The reality is that often the mistake started much earlier.
Here are 3 mistakes I see over and over:
1. Trading with too much leverage
Most people enter thinking about how much they can gain.
Very few think about how much they can lose.
The problem is that high leverage doesn’t just multiply gains.
It also multiplies mistakes.
And in trading, mistakes are inevitable.
2. Trying to recover a loss immediately
You lost a trade.
You get frustrated.
And you decide to open another one quickly to get back in the green.
That’s one of the fastest paths to blowing up an account.
Because you’re no longer trading with logic.
You’re trading with emotions.
3. Not using Stop Loss
Many say:
“I'll close manually if things go south.”
But when the market starts moving against them…
Most don’t close.
They hesitate.
They doubt.
And end up turning a small loss into a massive one.
The funny thing is that none of these mistakes have to do with finding better entries.
They have to do with managing risk.
And there lies one of the biggest differences between those who last years in this market and those who disappear in a few months.
Because in futures, making money is important.
But first, you need to avoid the mistakes that can take you out of the game.
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Most people don't lose their futures account due to a bad trade.
They lose it due to a series of poor decisions.
Because blowing an account almost never happens all at once.
It happens little by little.
First, you crank up the leverage.
Then you risk more than usual.
Next, you try to recover a loss.
And when you realize…
The account is already in rough shape.
The funny thing is that almost everyone knows what they should do.
Use Stop Loss.
Manage risk.
Don't overtrade.
Don't enter on impulse.
The problem is they stop doing it when emotions kick in.
And that's where the real danger starts.
If I had to sum up how to avoid blowing a futures account in one sentence, it would be this:
Don't think about how much you can make. Think about how much you can lose.
Because when your priority is survival, your decisions change.
You start using less leverage.
You begin to better select your trades.
You understand that you don’t need to recover everything today.
And that mindset makes a huge difference.
Most enter futures thinking about getting rich quick.
Traders who stick around for years enter thinking about protecting their capital.
And even if it seems boring…
Those are the ones who are still here when most have already vanished.
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🚨 STANDARD CHARTERED JUST DECLARED THAT THE MARKET HAS HIT ITS BOTTOM — WILL THEY BE RIGHT THIS TIME?
The British bank with $800 billion under management has just made the most significant statement of the year for crypto.
Standard Chartered released its official analysis today: the crypto market has hit its cyclical low. Bitcoin has found its bottom. And the next move is upward.
Why now?
Three signals converged this week. Trump canceled attacks on Iran and a peace deal is on the way, removing the main bearish catalyst of the last 45 days. SpaceX closed its IPO, releasing capital that was rotating out of crypto. And BTC's weekly RSI hit extreme oversold levels seen only three times since 2019, each time before a historic recovery.
BTC is trading today at $63,587. ETH at $1,666.
Does this mean the bounce has already started?
Not necessarily. The weekly RSI has yet to cross the critical level that historically separates bearish markets from bullish ones. Until it does, any bounce could be shorted.
But there’s something the market is confirming today.
Metaplanet, Japan's equivalent of MicroStrategy, just bought Siiibo Securities for $13.1 million to build financial products linked to Bitcoin. Institutions don’t buy infrastructure in markets they believe are going to disappear.
Is Standard Chartered right, or is it just another false bounce? The levels I’m monitoring are in my profile. 👆
Comment: Do you think we’ve hit the bottom or is there more downside? 👇
🚨 TRUMP CANCELLED ATTACKS ON IRAN AND BITCOIN BOUNCED BACK TO $63,000 — THE DAY THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING
Today, June 12, could be the turning point the market has been waiting for.
Donald Trump announced this morning on TruthSocial that he cancelled the planned military strikes against Iran. An agreement was approved by over 10 countries including the U.S., Israel, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Turkey, Pakistan, and Kuwait. The Strait of Hormuz could reopen in the coming days.
Bitcoin reacted immediately, surpassing $63,000.
And there's something else that happened simultaneously today.
SpaceX debuted on Nasdaq under the ticker $SPCX with a valuation of $1.77 trillion and raised $75 billion. The largest IPO in history. And it was four times oversubscribed.
Two massive catalysts on the same day. The war that dragged down crypto for weeks is nearing its end. And the biggest liquidity competitor to Bitcoin has closed its subscription period.
What does this mean for the market?
The capital that exited crypto to chase the SpaceX IPO now has no reason to stay out. The geopolitical selling pressure has eased. And the weekly RSI is still in historically oversold territory.
The three major obstacles of the past month are giving way at the same time.
Is this the market bottom? The levels I’m monitoring for the coming weeks are in my profile. $NVDAB $SPCXB
One of the skills that saved me the most money in trading wasn't finding better entries.
It was learning to use Break Even.
Because let's be honest...
Almost all of us have been there at least once.
📈 The trade goes in your favor.
You see profits.
You think everything is going perfectly.
And then suddenly the market flips.
Minutes later you're watching a winning trade turn into a loss.
And the feeling is terrible.
That's when I understood the importance of Break Even.
For those just starting out:
Break Even means moving your Stop Loss to the entry price.
In other words:
If the market turns against you, you exit without making or losing anything.
It's not a magic tool.
It won't make you win more trades.
But it can help you protect your capital when the market has already proven you right.
And that changes a lot.
Because in trading, it's not just about finding opportunities.
It's also about defending profits when they show up.
Many traders get obsessed with how much they can make.
Very few think about how to protect what they already have.
And that difference often separates those who last in the market from those who disappear quickly.
Over time, I learned something:
Not all trades end in TP.
But a trade that was already in profit shouldn't easily turn into a big loss.
That's why Break Even, when used correctly, can be one of the most underrated tools in trading.
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If you're trading futures and don't understand the difference between isolated margin and cross margin... you're taking on more risk than you think.
And this is something many discover after losing money.
When I started, I thought it was a minor detail.
But it's not.
It can be the difference between losing a trade...
Or putting a significant portion of your account at risk.
Isolated Margin
Works like a "separate box".
You decide how much capital to allocate to a specific trade.
If the trade goes south, you're only risking the money you put into that position.
The rest of your account stays protected.
That's why many traders prefer it.
Because they know exactly how much they can lose before entering.
Cross Margin
Here the story changes.
The position can use the available balance in your account to avoid liquidation.
Sounds good at first.
But there's a downside:
If the market moves sharply against you, the risk is no longer limited to just that trade.
It can affect much more capital than you imagined.
And that's where many get an unpleasant surprise.
Interestingly, beginners often obsess over leverage.
But they rarely pay attention to the type of margin they are using.
And that can be very costly.
Over time, I learned something:
Before thinking about how much you can make...
You first need to understand exactly how much you can lose.
Because in trading, protecting your account is always more important than chasing a quick profit.
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🇯🇵 JAPAN JUST PASSED THE BIGGEST CRYPTO LAW OF THE YEAR — AND THE MARKET ISN'T PROCESSING IT
While everyone is watching SpaceX's IPO, Japan just made a move that changes the global crypto game forever.
The Japanese parliament approved a bill today that reclassifies Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP as financial instruments, just like stocks. Not as payment tools. As regulated financial assets.
And the most important part?
The crypto capital gains tax in Japan is set to drop from 55% to 20% starting in 2028. The same rate that stocks pay. Right now, the Japanese are paying up to 55 cents on every dollar earned in crypto. Soon they'll only pay 20.
Can you grasp what this means?
Japan is the third largest economy in the world. With a 55% tax, it was practically impossible to make profitable trades there. With the 20%, millions of Japanese investors are going to enter the market for the first time.
And there's more that the market is overlooking.
This law paves the way for Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in Japan. The Japan Exchange Group has already confirmed that it expects to launch them in 2027. A new institutional market worth hundreds of billions of dollars that currently doesn't exist.
With the U.S. regulating, Europe advancing, and now Japan joining in, the global regulatory landscape of crypto is changing for good.
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Most accounts don't get wrecked due to a bad coin.
They get wrecked because of too much leverage.
And the problem is that at first, nobody shows you the real danger.
They only show you the gains.
"Made 500 bucks."
"Doubled the account."
"Scored 300% on a trade."
What they don't show is how much they were risking to get there.
Because leverage is a double-edged sword.
Yeah, it can multiply your gains.
But it also multiplies your mistakes.
And the market is full of mistakes.
A hasty entry.
A poorly placed stop.
An unexpected news event.
A sharp move against you.
With high leverage, something small can turn into a massive loss in minutes.
That’s something I learned the hard way.
I thought the problem was finding better trades.
Until I realized that often the issue was surviving long enough for the good opportunities to show up.
Because it doesn’t matter if you’re right if one trade knocks you out of the game.
Today, I see leverage differently.
Not as a tool to get rich quick.
But as a tool that needs to be managed.
Because in trading, the goal isn’t to make you rich in a week.
The goal is to still have capital a year from now.
And many accounts disappear because people obsess over how much they can make…
Without considering how much they can lose.
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