🎯 *Market temptation… a trap you only see after it's too late*

Pay attention to me — I am conveying to you experience and expertise of more than five years in the markets.

Successful trading doesn't depend solely on the size of your portfolio or your strategy and analysis, but mainly on your psychology, your internal interactions, and your ability to control and regulate brain chemistry and hormones.

In moments of sharp rises, the market shines in front of you as if it's the opportunity of a lifetime, and the green candles whisper: "Enter now before you miss the train."

But what the market doesn't tell you is that the same moment excitement ignites, may be the moment whales quietly empty their bags.

💡 The right way to deal with market temptation:

🔼 In a bullish market:

Don't enter just because the price is moving quickly — wait for a retest of a new support level before entering.

Monitor trading volumes: If the volume starts to decrease while the rise continues, this is a sign that momentum is weakening.

Divide your entry into batches, instead of entering with the entire capital in one go.

🔽 In a bearish market:

Don't rush to sell at a temporary bottom — wait for a reversal signal or a false break before making a decision.

Watch for reversal candles at strong support levels — these are often entry areas for contrarian traders.

Keep a small position size if you decide to go against the general trend, to reduce risk.

📌 Signs that call for rational, disciplined trading:

1. The price is approaching historical support or resistance areas.

2. A sudden change in trading volume.

3. The appearance of strong reversal candle patterns.

4. Important news or economic data is about to be released.

Smart trading isn't just about knowing the direction, but knowing when to act and when to restrain yourself. The market is always trying to provoke your emotions, and your role is to respond with your mind, not with emotion. ✋🏼 Someone will tell me that in a Bull Run the market does not return to test previous supports, how do we trade?

This will be the topic of the next post, God willing$BTC