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$ETH Don't try to catch the bottom BTC and ETH have not yet hit bottom Yesterday, I posted a reminder that BTC has not yet bottomed, and ETH would see new lows. Today, ETH immediately hit a new low. I don't know how many people saw my post, but if you did, you could perfectly avoid a disaster. I also mentioned yesterday that this rally and the previous strategic reserve rally are almost identical; both were driven by news, and the next day everything dropped back down, even hitting new lows. This time, the situation is the same, with more drops than gains compared to the day before yesterday. So right now, definitely do not try to catch the bottom. In my view, trying to catch the bottom is a mindset error because the success rate is very low. For the sake of one or two points of profit, what's the point of getting yourself stuck? Currently, the entire market is very unstable. It's best to stay in cash and wait; do not try to catch the bottom because BTC and ETH have not yet hit bottom. Trying to catch the bottom before they do carries risks. It is still advisable to focus on short positions. If there's a rebound to resistance levels, then go short. Today also marks the day when tariffs are finalized, but the risk factor still exists because Trump may increase tariffs on the East by 50%. If that happens, the market could see another significant downturn. For now, it's just a threat and hasn't materialized, so there's no rush. However, there could also be positive news, such as increased expectations for Fed rate cuts or more rate cuts, which would be a great opportunity. There will definitely be a rebound in mid-month; as for when it will rebound and to what level, we will have to watch the market trends.
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#TradingPsychology Why 75% of Traders Go Broke: The Shocking Math Behind It ๐๐ธ Trading seems like a quick route to wealth, but most traders lose money. In fact, 75% fail due to math, psychology, and lack of preparation. **The Brutal Math of Trading** ๐ 1. **Loss Recovery**: A 50% loss requires a 100% gain to break even. The more you lose, the harder it is to recover. ๐ป 2. **Fees**: Small fees add up. Paying $500/month in commissions can wipe out 60% of a $10,000 account in a year. ๐ฐ 3. **Leverage**: Leverage amplifies both gains and losses, putting your account at serious risk. โก **Psychological Pitfalls** ๐ง - **Fear** makes you exit too early, locking in losses. ๐ - **Greed** causes overtrading or holding losing positions too long. ๐ฅ - **Overconfidence** and **revenge trading** often lead to bigger losses. ๐ค **Why Traders Fail** ๐ซ - No clear **trading plan** or **risk management**. ๐ - **Unrealistic expectations** and failure to adapt to the market. โ๏ธ **How to Succeed** ๐ 1. **Risk Management**: Never risk more than 1-2% per trade and use stop-losses. ๐ท 2. **Education**: Learn technical and fundamental analysis, and practice on demo accounts. ๐ 3. **Stay Disciplined**: Stick to your plan, avoid emotional trading. โ 4. **Track Performance**: Analyze every trade to improve strategies. ๐ 5. **Use Tools**: Leverage platforms with built-in risk management features. ๐ ๏ธ **Real-Life Example**: John started with $5,000 but lost 80% in three months due to poor risk management. After switching to a disciplined approach, he gradually rebuilt his account. ๐ While 75% fail, you can beat the odds by focusing on risk management, discipline, and continuous learning. ๐ช๐
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#RiskRewardRatio Introducing the third topic of our Risk Management Deep Dive โ #RiskRewardRatio The risk-reward ratio is a crucial concept in trading that helps you evaluate the potential return of an investment relative to its risk. By understanding and applying this ratio, you can make more informed decisions and optimize your trading strategies for better outcomes. ๐ Your post can include: โข How do you calculate and use the risk-reward ratio in your trading decisions? โข What tools or indicators do you find most useful in determining this ratio? โข Share examples of how using the risk-reward ratio has influenced your trading outcomes. E.g. of a post -ย โFor each trade, I aim for a minimum 1:3 risk reward ratio. I use Fibonacci retracement levels to set my profit targets and stop-loss orders accordingly. This strategy improved my profitability by focusing on trades that only meet this criteria. #RiskRewardRatio " ๐ข Create a post with #RiskRewardRatio and share your insights to earn Binance points! (Press the โ+โ on the App homepage and click on Task Center) Full campaign details here.
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