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The Last-Minute Buyers: A Costly Habit in Trading
One common mistake among traders is rushing into the market when a coin is already at its peak. These are the last-minute buyers — those who only take action when everything looks green and profitable, unaware that they might be buying at the worst possible time.
Recently, I shared updates on $BTC, SUI, and XRP, warning traders about the dangers of entering at supply zones. Yet, as always, many ignored the caution.
This is where $SUI is trading now on a supply zone 😊
{spot}(SUIUSDT)
For $XRP I mentioned that we might trade after getting confirmation of possible rise from the current zone 2.15$ towards 2.5$-2.6$
I will share update if it is possible 😊becareful because the coin looks week in general
{spot}(XRPUSDT)
BTC
$BTC Is also trading on a strong supply zone for that sake I have mentioned several times that I am bearish and I have shared how to confirm bull market
I have done all my best to share my knowledge ❤️🧘 act accordingly
{future}(BTCUSDT)
Why do people rush the market after seeing green
Why? Because when people see green candles, they get excited. They rush in, hoping to catch a piece of the action — but what usually follows is disappointment. The price pulls back, and panic sets in. These traders either exit quickly at a loss or hold on, bleeding slowly, quoting false hope like: “If you can’t be profitable now, you will be later.” Unfortunately, that mindset doesn’t work when you enter the market at the wrong time.
A wise trader does not buy at a supply zone unless there’s a confirmed breakout with a new high or a clean retest that validates the zone. Entering blindly is not trading — it’s gambling.
If you’re planning to buy, make sure you have multiple confirmations — real confluences — supporting your entry. If not, don’t be surprised when things go south.
And finally, if you think you’re right, feel free to ignore this message. Follow your own belief. But remember: the market doesn’t reward hope — it rewards strategy.
#BTCvsMarkets #dinnerwithtrump
Recently, I shared updates on $BTC, SUI, and XRP, warning traders about the dangers of entering at supply zones. Yet, as always, many ignored the caution.
This is where $SUI is trading now on a supply zone 😊
{spot}(SUIUSDT)
For $XRP I mentioned that we might trade after getting confirmation of possible rise from the current zone 2.15$ towards 2.5$-2.6$
I will share update if it is possible 😊becareful because the coin looks week in general
{spot}(XRPUSDT)
BTC
$BTC Is also trading on a strong supply zone for that sake I have mentioned several times that I am bearish and I have shared how to confirm bull market
I have done all my best to share my knowledge ❤️🧘 act accordingly
{future}(BTCUSDT)
Why do people rush the market after seeing green
Why? Because when people see green candles, they get excited. They rush in, hoping to catch a piece of the action — but what usually follows is disappointment. The price pulls back, and panic sets in. These traders either exit quickly at a loss or hold on, bleeding slowly, quoting false hope like: “If you can’t be profitable now, you will be later.” Unfortunately, that mindset doesn’t work when you enter the market at the wrong time.
A wise trader does not buy at a supply zone unless there’s a confirmed breakout with a new high or a clean retest that validates the zone. Entering blindly is not trading — it’s gambling.
If you’re planning to buy, make sure you have multiple confirmations — real confluences — supporting your entry. If not, don’t be surprised when things go south.
And finally, if you think you’re right, feel free to ignore this message. Follow your own belief. But remember: the market doesn’t reward hope — it rewards strategy.
#BTCvsMarkets #dinnerwithtrump
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SUI
1.4031
-0.78%
XRP
1.8642
-0.20%