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#TradingMistakes101
"Protect your capital before you think about multiplying it."
Why this advice specifically?
Because survival in the market is more important than profit, especially in a volatile market like cryptocurrencies. Profit will come with time and experience, but if you lose your capital early, you won’t have the opportunity to learn or recover.
What branches from this advice?
All of the following are branches of it:
1. Capital Management:
• Do not risk more than 1-3% of your capital in a single trade.
• Allocate only a portion of your capital for trading, and keep the rest as a reserve or long-term investment.
2. Psychological Discipline:
• Do not chase the market (FOMO).
• Do not seek revenge on the market after a loss (Revenge Trading).
• Stick to the plan no matter how you feel.
3. Respect Entry and Exit Points:
• Do not enter without a clear reason or plan.
• Set a stop-loss before entering, and stick to it no matter what happens.
4. Do not use high leverage without experience:
• More than 90% of those who use excessive leverage blow their accounts within the first 6 months.
5. Learn to wait:
• Sometimes, the best trade is not to trade at all.
Summary:
Do not ask, "How much will I earn?" Instead, ask first, "How much can I lose? And how can I protect myself?"
Only then do you start to truly transition from a gambler to a professional trader.

#CryptoCharts101
The meme moment returns to play 🔥
Just exploded, surpassing the 0.00001280 mark with a strong pump of +10.83%, climbing a new wave of volume and regaining its short-term highs.
With the accumulation of bullish candles on the 4-hour chart, this meme king is preparing for another lift.
If the volume remains above the breakout level, we might see PEPE charging towards mid-May highs again!
📈 Long Trade Setup:
• Entry Zone: 0.00001275 – 0.00001290
Targets:
•1: 0.00001340
•2: 0.00001400
•3: 0.00001480
• Stop Loss: 0.00001225

#TradingTools101
A chart of Bitcoin, although the current exchange rate shows signs of volatility after the upward trend, the opening of the Bollinger Bands and the bullish MACD pattern indicate that the overall trend is upwards. Considering the recent shortening of the histogram and the bullish candlestick pattern, this could lead to a short-term correction or consolidation, the market should be cautious of the pressure at the level of 110650.

#MarketRebound
Attention $SOL
LONG USDT Trading Signal 🟢
Entry Point: $161.00
Stop Loss: $153.00
Take Profit: $168.50 / $172.00
Margin: 2–3% of the portfolio
Leverage: 10x
Short Market Overview:
SOL has shown strong upward momentum with a daily increase of 3.68%, supported by high trading volume ($480.83M USDT). The price is testing resistance near $162, with the potential for confirmation of a breakout above $161.82. If this trend continues, it may extend to higher resistance levels.

#NasdaqETFUpdate
The market today is in a positive position, and most altcoins are doing well. Bitcoin is currently trading at around $105,580, while Ethereum is trading at around $2,485.
⭕ Fear/Greed Index: 62 - Greed
📈 Morning News Picks:
• The analyst expects Tether's value to reach $515 billion; the CEO states that Bitcoin and gold are missing from the equation.
• Strategic publications from Binance are enhancing Hyperliquid's global vision.
• The Central African Republic launches a sale of premium land on the Solana platform.
• Nasdaq seeks SEC approval to expand the cryptocurrency index.
• The U.S. Department of Justice issues an important announcement regarding cryptocurrencies.

$USDC
Pair with USDC futures trading, no fees for all new or existing users on Binance
There is a feature of no fees in the future, so take advantage of this feature
So you can make some good profits without paying fees in Binance futures trades..
The USDC pair is also good because it is a stable and solid currency like USDT 🎁 There is no chance of any loss while stacking that currency; you can earn some profits from the earning section to achieve more profits and not lose at all, unlike BTC and BNB prices that change day by day, but the price of USDC remains stable in this regard.

#BigTechStablecoin
Tech giants have started to move towards stablecoins!
Have you ever imagined being able to pay at Apple, Google, or Airbnb using stable digital currencies? 🤯
According to recent reports, giant companies like Apple, Google, Airbnb, and X (formerly Twitter) have begun early discussions to integrate stablecoins into their payment systems! The goal? To reduce costs and facilitate global payments in a faster and cheaper way.
This step comes after the strong launch of the USDC currency from Circle, whose shares increased by 40% after the offering! 🚀
The message is clear:
The future is shaping around stablecoins, and technology is not just keeping up; it is leading.

#CryptoFees101
Do you really understand cryptocurrency fees?
The world of cryptocurrencies is not just about buying and selling, but there is an important factor that many overlook: fees!
Every trading platform, whether centralized or decentralized, imposes fees when executing trades, withdrawing, and sometimes even when depositing. These fees may be fixed or a percentage, and they directly affect your profits.
For example, trading fees on large platforms like Binance may start from 0.1%, but using BNB can reduce them. On DEX platforms like Uniswap, network fees (Gas fees) may be added, which vary depending on network congestion.
🔐 Fees are not just minor details, but a strategic factor you should know before taking any trading step.
Do you calculate your fees before trading? 🤔

#CryptoSecurity101
Phishing Attacks*: Cryptocurrency phishing attacks cost users $5.29 million in April, with attackers diversifying their methods. A fraudulent phishing theft of $4 million from Aave ETH was also reported, highlighting the complexity of these attacks.
- *Malware*: A warning from Bitcoinlib about malware from fake Python packages targeting cryptocurrency wallets. Malware attacks and address poisoning attacks are other threats to be cautious of.
- *Hacks*: The Curve Finance account was hacked on platform X, and OKX DEX resumed operations after a $100 million money laundering scandal with immediate disclosure of the abuse ¹ ² ³.
*Security Measures:*
- *Cold Multi-Signature Wallets*: Consider using cold multi-signature wallets for added security, but be aware that they are not completely foolproof.
- *Private Key Security*: Prioritize private key security and smart contract audits to protect decentralized finance.
- *Two-Factor Authentication*: Enable two-factor authentication and use strong passwords to protect your accounts.

$BTC
Market Crash: Elon Musk's Departure from Doge Triggers Cryptocurrency Collapse
The cryptocurrency market saw a significant decline today, as all markets sharply dropped following reported issues with Elon Musk and his exit from Dogecoin (DOGE). This unexpected turn of events led to a market crash, dampening hopes for a strong rally.
The problem began when Musk made negative comments about U.S. President Donald Trump, triggering a cascading effect in the market. Bitcoin, which was expected to surpass the $106,000 mark, instead fell from $105,900. Trump's coin was also affected after Doge's collapse, a cryptocurrency heavily supported by Musk.
As a result, two of my profitable trades were closed due to the sudden drop. The market, which was previously in a positive zone, is now facing a decline. With the possibility of Bitcoin dropping below the $100,000 level, investors are advised to exercise caution. The market impact may continue throughout the month, as some expect it may not recover to $111,900.

#TrumpVsMusk
Why is the cryptocurrency market down today?
As of June 6, 2025, the cryptocurrency market is experiencing a downturn due to a combination of factors:
1. Widespread liquidations: Approximately $964 million worth of cryptocurrency positions have been liquidated, contributing to a sharp decline in prices.
2. Public feud between Elon Musk and former President Donald Trump: The public feud between Elon Musk and former President Donald Trump has raised concerns among investors, leading to a decline in sentiment across both stock and cryptocurrency markets.
3. Whale sell-offs: Major cryptocurrency holders, often referred to as "whales," have been offloading their assets, increasing selling pressure.
4. Technical weakness and ETF flows: Bitcoin's price has shown technical weakness, and flows into exchange-traded funds have decreased, indicating waning institutional interest.
5. Options expiry: Today marks the expiry of over $3.8 billion worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum options, leading to increased volatility as traders adjust their positions. The market is currently experiencing sharp fluctuations. We advise investors to exercise caution and stay informed about ongoing developments.

$USDC
Underlying Asset: The commodity or financial instrument that is agreed to be sold or purchased (e.g., gold, oil, wheat, stock index, a specific currency).
* Strike Price (or Futures Price): The price that is set today to complete the transaction in the future.
* Delivery Date (or Expiration Date): The future date when the sale and purchase must take place.
* Contract Size: Specifies the standard quantity of the agreed asset in one contract (e.g., 100 barrels of oil, 5000 bushels of wheat).
Why are futures contracts used?
Futures contracts are primarily used for two main purposes:
* Hedging:
Producers and consumers use them to protect themselves from price fluctuations. For example:
* A wheat farmer can sell futures contracts on his future crop today at a certain price to ensure a stable income, regardless of a decline in wheat prices at harvest.

$USDC
Circle has rolled out the USDC v2.2 upgrade, bringing significant enhancements:
Reduced Gas Fees: Enjoy up to 7% savings on Ethereum transactions.
Enhanced Security: Improved resilience against blockchain forks ensures safer transactions.
Smart Wallet Support: Now compatible with smart contract wallets, paving the way for account abstraction.
This upgrade is fully backward-compatible and requires no action from users or developers.
🔗 Learn more about USDC v2.2

#CircleIPO
Circle Internet Group, the issuer of the stablecoin USDC, launched its initial public offering (IPO) on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol CRCL at a price of $31 per share, exceeding expectations. The company raised approximately $1.1 billion with a market valuation of around $6.8 billion. Founded in 2013, Circle manages USDC, the second-largest stablecoin with a market value of about $62 billion, used in digital trading with cash reserves ensuring its value stability. The offering aims to enhance transparency and credibility in the field of digital currencies amid a changing regulatory environment.

#TradingPairs101
When I first entered the trading world, I thought that all currencies were only bought with dollars. I didn't know there was something called trading pairs, nor the difference between BTC/USDT and ETH/BTC, for example. After a period of learning and experimenting, I began to understand that choosing the right trading pair has a significant impact on the trade. Sometimes the currency itself is good, but the pair you are trading in may not have enough liquidity or may move strangely.
One of the things I learned is that some pairs are more stable and easier to predict their movement, like pairs against USDT, because they are linked to the dollar and their price is clear. On the other hand, pairs against currencies like BTC or ETH have more complex movements because you are tracking two currencies at the same time, not just one.
I always started asking myself before any trade: What pair gives me the best price and execution? Do I need to convert my profits back to dollars or invest them in another asset? Many times I use pairs against BNB or BTC because I don't want to go back to cash; I just want to swap between projects. I came to know that choosing the pair depends on my goal for the trade, and on the overall market condition.
Choosing the pair has become part of my decision; I no longer trade just because I saw a currency rising; I need to see which currency I am going to trade against, and how this pair has moved in the past few days. I learned to monitor the volume, liquidity, and spread before opening a trade. And this is a big difference from the old days when I would just hit buy and that was it.

#Liquidity101
Eid al-Adha Mubarak to everyone, may Allah accept from us and you good deeds 🤲
Liquidity is a fundamental element in any successful transaction, and many people may not pay attention to it, especially beginners. The first time I entered a currency with low trading volume, I thought it was an opportunity because it was cheap, but when I tried to sell, I couldn't find buyers, and the price slipped against me significantly. Since then, I always check the trading volume and the depth of the order book before any entry. High liquidity means faster execution and a smaller price difference, while the opposite causes harmful price slippages even if I am entering with a small amount. Now, I follow pairs with high trading volume and avoid entering currencies that have short active periods, especially during times of volatility. If I feel liquidity is weak, I use limit orders and do not rush into a market order, because the price difference at that time could eat up all the profits or even turn the trade into a loss without justification. Liquidity is important, not just for execution, but also for peace of mind during.

#OrderTypes101
When I first started trading, I didn't understand the difference between order types, and everything I did was on the market directly. I would just click buy or sell immediately, and I missed many opportunities because the price moved quickly, or I lost because I didn't have control over the price. Then I learned about Limit Orders, and they became my favorite, especially when I'm not in a hurry; I can specify the price that suits me and leave the order until it gets executed. Also, Stop-Loss orders became an essential part of every trade because they actually saved me from significant losses more than once. I remember one time I entered a trade, and it was going well, but suddenly the market reversed, and because I had a Stop-Loss, the order was triggered, and I exited with a small loss instead of burning my entire account. For me, I only use Market Orders if the market is moving quickly or there are opportunities I need to catch; otherwise, I prefer Limit orders. And with every trade, I must specify a Stop-Loss and sometimes a Take-Profit. The type of order you use can make a big difference, not just in profits, but even psychologically, you feel more at ease when you set your plans before entering the trade.

#CEXvsDEX101
In this field, there are two types of platforms: centralized and decentralized. I recommend using centralized platforms due to higher security and suggest cold wallets for storage.

#TradingTypes101
Since the day I entered the world of crypto, I heard a lot about types of trading: Spot, Margin, and Futures. At first, I felt that the subject was big and complicated, but over time and experience, the picture became clearer. Spot trading was my entry point; it feels safe and simple. You buy the currency and keep an eye on it, there are no complications or high risks, it's very suitable for any beginner. After a while, I started to explore margin trading, and here the situation is completely different. You can trade with an amount larger than what you own through leverage, meaning you earn more but at the same time, you can lose faster. Honestly, my first experience was a loss, but I learned how to manage risks and not enter any trade without studying it well. As for futures, this is the professional game; you can open positions whether the market is going up or down, but it requires speed, focus, and precise analysis. I've used it a few times, mostly for quick speculation. For me, I use spot trading the most because it serves me in long-term investment and doesn't stress me out psychologically like the other types. My advice to anyone just entering the field: Don't rush, start with spot trading, make sure you understand before you try margin or futures because profit is there, but loss can come quicker if you're not prepared. The most important thing is not to gamble with your entire capital, and have a plan and a backup plan.

Robert Kiyosaki: Get Rid of Fake Money!
Robert Kiyosaki, the famous author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," has once again warned that paper money (issued by the government) like the dollar is losing its value.
In a recent post, he stated:
"Fake money = Fake leaders and a Corrupt life!"
Kiyosaki urged people to turn to Bitcoin, gold, and silver instead of the dollar.
$ETH