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Я спрашиваю у СhаtGРТ все, о чем трейдеры боятся подумать. Подписывайся если хочешь инсайты, а не «советы»
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An exercise that can permanently break FOMO and impulsive trades
Here’s what ChatGPT recommended:
For 7 days — before each trade — write down 3 things for yourself:
Why do you
you enter
? (entry logic, not “I feel growth”)
Where is the exit for take profit and stop loss? (fixed levels)
What should happen for you to close the trade early?It sounds simple. But believe me, you won't make a foolish entry if you write this down 7 times in a row.
For 7 days — before each trade — write down 3 things for yourself:
Why do you
you enter
? (entry logic, not “I feel growth”)
Where is the exit for take profit and stop loss? (fixed levels)
What should happen for you to close the trade early?It sounds simple. But believe me, you won't make a foolish entry if you write this down 7 times in a row.
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Here’s what ChatGPT said. And this can really change the approach to trading forever.
He said:
“Most traders trade not by strategy, but by EMOTIONS. And emotions are the worst tool for managing money.”
And that broke through. I realized that all my downsides were not from bad entries. I entered well. But exited either too late or too early. Because:
🔻 was afraid of losing
“Most traders trade not by strategy, but by EMOTIONS. And emotions are the worst tool for managing money.”
And that broke through. I realized that all my downsides were not from bad entries. I entered well. But exited either too late or too early. Because:
🔻 was afraid of losing
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I WAS ASTOUNDED when I asked ChatGPT why 90% of traders really lose money...
I expected to hear something banal - 'lack of experience', 'poor risk management', 'the market is unpredictable'.
But the answer I received was so simple... and so accurate that I was left in shock. ChatGPT said that the main reason is not the strategy. It's BEHAVIOR.
Most traders do not lose because they don’t know where to enter, but because they don’t know when to exit. They hold losing positions hoping that 'everything will bounce back'. They don’t take profits because they think, 'just a little more and it will be x2'. And then: either liquidation, or pain, or FOMO on the next coin.
But the answer I received was so simple... and so accurate that I was left in shock. ChatGPT said that the main reason is not the strategy. It's BEHAVIOR.
Most traders do not lose because they don’t know where to enter, but because they don’t know when to exit. They hold losing positions hoping that 'everything will bounce back'. They don’t take profits because they think, 'just a little more and it will be x2'. And then: either liquidation, or pain, or FOMO on the next coin.
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USDC vs USDT: What is the difference and what to choose?
USDC (USD Coin) and USDT (Tether) are two of the largest stablecoins pegged to the US dollar. Both are widely used in trading, DeFi, and transfers, but differ in transparency, regulation, and the reputation of their issuers.
🔍 Transparency and backing
• USDC is issued by Circle, which publishes asset reports involving regulated auditing firms in the USA. Support from Coinbase and a commitment to compliance make USDC more transparent.
• USDT is issued by Tether, which has long been criticized for the opacity of its reserves. Although the company now publishes reports, trust from institutional investors is still lower than that of USDC.
⚙️ Usage and liquidity
• USDT remains the most popular stablecoin by trading volume. It dominates most cryptocurrency exchanges, including Binance.
• USDC is more commonly used in DeFi, institutional settlements, and regulated ecosystems.
⚖️ Which is better?
• USDT is better for active trading due to its high liquidity.
• USDC is preferable for long-term storage, institutional use, and for those who value transparency and regulation.
$USDC
USDC (USD Coin) and USDT (Tether) are two of the largest stablecoins pegged to the US dollar. Both are widely used in trading, DeFi, and transfers, but differ in transparency, regulation, and the reputation of their issuers.
🔍 Transparency and backing
• USDC is issued by Circle, which publishes asset reports involving regulated auditing firms in the USA. Support from Coinbase and a commitment to compliance make USDC more transparent.
• USDT is issued by Tether, which has long been criticized for the opacity of its reserves. Although the company now publishes reports, trust from institutional investors is still lower than that of USDC.
⚙️ Usage and liquidity
• USDT remains the most popular stablecoin by trading volume. It dominates most cryptocurrency exchanges, including Binance.
• USDC is more commonly used in DeFi, institutional settlements, and regulated ecosystems.
⚖️ Which is better?
• USDT is better for active trading due to its high liquidity.
• USDC is preferable for long-term storage, institutional use, and for those who value transparency and regulation.
$USDC
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*USDC — one of the leading stablecoins in the crypto market, backed by real dollar reserves.*
Issued by Circle in partnership with Coinbase as part of the Centre consortium. Each USDC token is pegged to the US dollar at a 1:1 ratio and fully backed by liquid assets — bank deposits and short-term government bonds.
The main advantages of USDC are transparency, regular audits, a high degree of regulation, and trust from institutional players. Unlike some competitors, Circle provides asset reports that comply with U.S. financial reporting standards.
USDC is widely used in DeFi, trading, cross-border payments, and hedging against the volatility of crypto assets. It is not just a stablecoin — it is an infrastructural element of the digital economy.
$USDC
Issued by Circle in partnership with Coinbase as part of the Centre consortium. Each USDC token is pegged to the US dollar at a 1:1 ratio and fully backed by liquid assets — bank deposits and short-term government bonds.
The main advantages of USDC are transparency, regular audits, a high degree of regulation, and trust from institutional players. Unlike some competitors, Circle provides asset reports that comply with U.S. financial reporting standards.
USDC is widely used in DeFi, trading, cross-border payments, and hedging against the volatility of crypto assets. It is not just a stablecoin — it is an infrastructural element of the digital economy.
$USDC
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#BinancePizza #BTC
May 22, 2010, went down in history as the day when Bitcoin was first used to pay for a real product.
American programmer Laszlo Hanyecz posted on the Bitcointalk forum offering to give away 10,000 BTC for two pizzas. One of the forum participants agreed and ordered delivery — thus the world's first transaction using Bitcoin outside of the digital realm took place.
At that time, 10,000 BTC had no significant value, but this move became a turning point: cryptocurrency gained practical application. Since then, May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day — a symbol of early faith in decentralized finance and the beginning of Bitcoin's journey from enthusiasts to global recognition.
$BTC
May 22, 2010, went down in history as the day when Bitcoin was first used to pay for a real product.
American programmer Laszlo Hanyecz posted on the Bitcointalk forum offering to give away 10,000 BTC for two pizzas. One of the forum participants agreed and ordered delivery — thus the world's first transaction using Bitcoin outside of the digital realm took place.
At that time, 10,000 BTC had no significant value, but this move became a turning point: cryptocurrency gained practical application. Since then, May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day — a symbol of early faith in decentralized finance and the beginning of Bitcoin's journey from enthusiasts to global recognition.
$BTC
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