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Last year, I traded Ethereum and Bitcoin the most. Those who have been following me since last year know that because most of my trades are public and even then, my performance surpassed 98% of users. That’s a big gap.
This is only because i made a key decision, I stopped trading most altcoins. With new tokens launching almost every day, it became impossible to track everything properly. Instead of scanning hundreds of alts, I changed my strategy and focused on only a few high quality setups. That turned out to be one of the best decisions for my trading performance.
This year, I’ll likely do the same, trade less overall and focus only on a few high conviction trends.
A few lessons for traders:
You don’t need to trade everything. More trades don’t mean more profits often, it’s the opposite.
Discipline matters more than the asset. It doesn’t matter what you trade if you’re not consistent. Risk management is everything. Protecting capital is what allows long-term profitability.
Trading is not about chasing every move. It’s about being disciplined, patient, and profitable.
There is a very common mistake in trading that people make, and it’s not just made by beginners, even those with one or two years of experience, or more, do it. What is this mistake? It’s the assumption that the market must behave in a certain way. For example, people might say, “The market didn’t grab liquidity, so it shouldn’t go up, or “It didn’t test this zone, so it shouldn’t go down.” The truth is, the market can do whatever it wants. You can’t impose your analysis onto the market, because you’re not controlling it; you’re adapting to it. So, avoid forcing your bias whether bullish or bearish onto the market. Make decisions based on the actual information and data you see on the chart.
If the market didn’t grab liquidity or didn’t test a certain zone, that’s fine. You can have expectations and predictions, but they should remain flexible. As soon as the market provides new information such as a structural change on the chart adjust your bias accordingly and base your decisions on that new data.
This mistake is common among everyone novices and experienced traders alike. It’s important not to impose your analysis on the market. Instead, let the market’s information guide you. It doesn’t matter if the market didn’t do exactly what you expected just go with the flow and keep learning.
We should see continuation higher as soon as BTC can. price shouldn't really spend a lot of time around the breakout area. That's the kind of breakouts i like to see.
When price broke $90k we expected continuation higher as long as $90k holds Its basically the same setup, now that $BTC is above $94k-95k highs we are expecting more upside as long as the break holds.
Use this chart and post for your education purposes.
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Bitcoin daily closed above $94k-95k after 53 days of range.
This is where things get clearer. Assuming this is a breakout, we remain bullish and can expect a move toward $102k–$106k, as long as the price doesn’t close back inside the breakout.
Bitcoin daily closed above $94k-95k after 53 days of range.
This is where things get clearer. Assuming this is a breakout, we remain bullish and can expect a move toward $102k–$106k, as long as the price doesn’t close back inside the breakout.
BTC update Not really a bad weekly close, bitcoin managed to close above $90k. I think this is enough ranging, with stocks and commodities going up. I think BTC should move up this week. Probably get us above $94k.
$90k will be a key to watch, if price drops below it and fails to reclaim. We will likely see it head back to range lows.