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#EthereumFuture The ICT (Inner Circle Trader) concept, developed by Michael J. Huddleston, is a trading methodology that focuses on institutional price manipulation, aiming to align trades with "Smart Money" activity. Key principles include market structure, liquidity, order blocks, Fair Value Gaps (FVG), and breaker blocks. For BTC traders, recognizing market trends through higher highs or lower lows and identifying liquidity pools around swing highs/lows is essential. Order blocks mark zones of institutional activity and serve as strong entry points, while FVGs act as high-probability retracement targets. Breaker blocks, which are broken order blocks turned support/resistance, also help spot reversals. Applying ICT involves analyzing higher timeframes, locating liquidity, entering through order blocks, and targeting FVGs. Effective risk management—like using stop-losses around order or breaker blocks—is critical, especially in BTC’s volatile environment. Mastering ICT concepts helps traders align with institutional moves, increasing trade precision and profitability. $ETH

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#SolanaSurge While Bitcoin sees growing institutional demand through ETFs, retail traders have shifted toward alternative cryptocurrencies. XRP serves as a good indicator of retail speculation, with its daily active addresses increasing 490% since the 2022 market bottom, compared to just 10% for Bitcoin. This stark contrast shows where retail enthusiasm is currently focused in crypto markets.$XRP

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#StopLossStrategies Another major crypto crash has occurred — the OM coin dropped from $6 to a fraction of a dollar within just an hour. The cause was suspicious activity by its team, which triggered a massive sell-off. As a result, the coin lost a market cap of $5 billion and plunged to just a few million dollars. A similar crash happened back in 2022 with the Luna coin, which fell from $116 all the way down to $0.00008. That crash was caused by its own stablecoin, whose value was tied to Luna. When the stablecoin's price dropped, the algorithm tried to maintain its peg by minting more Luna coins — resulting in a jump from 380 million to a staggering 6.5 trillion Luna in circulation. The crash was so severe that it caused a domino effect across the entire crypto market, cutting Bitcoin's value in half. Overall, the Luna crash wiped out $60 billion from the crypto market — money that was lost forever. That's why people say: never invest all your savings in crypto. Only invest what you can afford to lose without it seriously affecting your life. $OM

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