$It took a bit longer than I planned, but still, 50%+ profit feels nice — even with a 97-cent bet. Thanks to the Fibonacci levels, 0.382 is top as always.
#bitcoin went up a little, adding a couple of cents to my futures account. I'm starting to make risky bets, trying to work my way up to at least $10. Right now, my balance is 60 cents.
As always, Fibonacci levels are working perfectly—I'd even say with flying colors. In this case, that’s a 9% growth. And as always, I’m just watching these moves with 30 cents in my account 🤣
There are no bad coins. Only bad traders. In the trade below, the 0.382 Fibonacci level worked out perfectly. I thought the bounce would happen at 0.618, but nothing happened there. Re-entered at 0.382 - and yes, got the bounce. Then I lost everything back to zero. That's how it goes.
The fear that the bounce would be weak led me to take short positions - and I did that after the trade below had already been closed in profit.
The outcome is obvious: if I hadn't closed the long, the profit would’ve been about four times bigger.
I lost my money on Binance due to greed and lack of discipline. Ignored stop-losses, traded emotionally, chased quick profits — and lost everything. It was a painful but valuable lesson. My advice: control your emotions, follow risk management strictly, and never neglect stop-losses. This isn’t a game, and you’re not an all-seeing trader.
If anyone can help me with anything - an idea, a piece of advice - I would really appreciate it.
Starting today, I’ll be actively running this blog, sharing my trades and ideas. Three months of learning weren’t in vain — there were good profits, and the charts with levels worked well. Now it’s time to overcome greed. That’s where we begin.