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$bid $bidusdt Something about this seems so off. 
Taking a small short position on this. 

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$ZKJ Most people don’t understand this simple math If a coin drops 80%, it doesn’t need to bounce 80% to break even It needs to go up 400%+ Let that sink in This is why “buying the dip” blindly is a trap The deeper it drops, the harder the recovery Know what you’re holding Know what you’re betting on And know the difference between a cheap price and a dead asset #zkj

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Its time. BOJ rates, FOMC, OPEX (quad-witching) Shake them out, will you?

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Algo performance today was interesting At one point it opened and closed 31 positions during the day This is still the stress testing phase so I am not deploying large capital yet But that number of trades brings up an important point. Fees can quietly eat into profits if not managed well Something to keep an eye on Might need optimizing or maybe not Noted it down and back to the lab #SparkBinanceHODLerAirdrop #ZKJ

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hahahahahahhaha love this! my reaction is the same🤣🤣🤣

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Let me be real. Liquidation maps aren’t alpha. They just show where overleveraged traders might get wiped. That’s it, it’s a mathematical projection of such levels. Most of these tools, especially Binance heatmaps, only show data from Binance. So you’re looking at retail positions on a single exchange and assuming you have some edge. You don’t. You’re looking at noise. You’re tracking panic. Not real positioning. People forget one thing, that price doesn’t move because of liquidation clusters. It moves to them. The whole point is to trigger those liquidations. Smart money doesn’t trade the blobs. They create them. They use them. So if you’re staring at a heatmap and thinking “this is where price will go,” just know that you’re probably the reason it went there. You’re the one being hunted. Now I’m not saying liq maps are useless. They can help if you already have context. If you understand price action, structure, where liquidity is likely to sit, and how people behave under pressure then yeah, it can be a good add-on. But if you’re using it as your main tool, or worse, blindly following blobs like they’re buy and sell signals, you’re just setting yourself up to be liquidity for someone who actually knows what they’re doing. $BTC

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