I’ve been a Binance user for over 7.5 years, and I’m excited to finally start sharing my journey here on Binance Square.
I’m passionate about helping traders understand the markets through Elliott Wave Theory, Trading Psychology, and Risk Management. At Wave3, we’re committed to helping traders become more disciplined, independent, and confident in their decision-making. I’m incredibly proud that many members of our community have gone on to become champions in trading competitions across the Philippines.
Beyond trading, I’m also passionate about blockchain education. Together with my co-founder, I co-authored the Wave3 Handbook, an educational book on Elliott Wave Theory, officially registered with the National Library of the Philippines and assigned an ISBN.
Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with several leading cryptocurrency exchanges as a KOL, affiliate partner, and VIP member. These experiences have allowed me to connect with thousands of traders while supporting the growth of the Web3 ecosystem through education.
I don’t believe in blindly following signals. I believe the best traders understand why the market moves. My goal is to help traders understand market structure, think independently, manage risk effectively, and build long-term consistency.
Here on Binance Square, I’ll be sharing Elliott Wave analysis and educational insights across crypto, forex, stocks, commodities, and indices. Whether you’re new to trading or already an experienced trader, I hope my content helps you become more confident and consistent in the markets.
If you enjoy objective market analysis and educational trading content, I’d love to have you join me on this journey. Feel free to follow me, and let’s continue learning and growing together.
In November 2025, I shared this high-timeframe Elliott Wave roadmap for $BNB . The second chart shows how the market unfolded over the following months. I intentionally didn’t relabel the wave count so you can compare the original analysis with the current market structure.
Elliott Wave isn’t about predicting every price movement with certainty. It’s about identifying the highest-probability market structure, defining clear invalidation levels, and adapting only when price action provides a valid reason to do so.
Consistency comes from following objective Elliott Wave rules, not from constantly changing the wave count. Let price confirm the structure, respect your invalidation levels, manage your risk, and let the market unfold one wave at a time.
This was one of my higher-timeframe bearish scenarios shared in October 2025. At the time, the market was approaching a key resistance area, with $294 identified as the invalidation level for the bearish count.
Over the following months, price failed to invalidate the structure and instead continued moving in the expected direction. As of this update, $SOL is trading around $73, keeping the broader Elliott Wave count intact.
One reason I rely on higher-timeframe analysis is that it allows the market enough room to develop without getting distracted by short-term volatility. A single chart won’t capture every swing, but a well-defined structure can provide a reliable roadmap as price unfolds over time.
Every market has multiple possibilities, but having a clear preferred count, an invalidation level, and proper risk management is what keeps the analysis objective.
Back in June 2025, I shared this higher timeframe Elliott Wave roadmap for $S , with the expectation that price would continue lower toward the Wave 2/B region.
Fast forward to July 2026, the updated chart shows that the bearish scenario continued to unfold and price has now reached the projected target area. This is why I always prefer starting with the higher timeframe. It helps filter out short term noise and keeps the focus on the dominant market structure.
No analysis is perfect, and every wave count should always have a clear invalidation level. But when the larger structure remains intact, patience often becomes one of the biggest edges a trader can have.
The market doesn’t owe us certainty. Our job is to identify the highest probability path, manage risk, and let price do the rest.