Leverage trading allows you to control large positions with a small amount of money, but it also increases risk. Many traders—especially beginners—make costly mistakes. Here are the most common ones:
1. Using Too Much Leverage
High leverage can lead to big losses even with small price moves. Tip: Start with low leverage like 2x or 3x.
2. Poor Risk Management
Not using stop-loss orders or risking too much can wipe out your account. Tip: Risk only 1–2% of your capital per trade.
3. Overtrading
Taking too many trades leads to mistakes and losses. Tip: Be patient. Only trade when your setup is clear.
4. No Trading Plan
Random trades without a strategy usually fail. Tip: Follow a clear plan with entry, exit, and risk rules.
5. Emotional Trading
Trying to win back losses quickly leads to more losses. Tip: Stay calm. Take breaks after losing trades.
6. Ignoring Margin Rules
Not understanding how margin works can lead to liquidation. Tip: Learn how margin and liquidation levels work.
7. Ignoring Market Analysis
Trading on guesswork or hype is dangerous. Tip: Use technical or fundamental analysis before trading.
The price is following our forecast, and the minor recovery we pointed out in our chart is approaching the next reaction zone with nearly a 2% increase. 🔄
Remember, each marked zone can serve as a scalping opportunity in the market, but it's important to manage your risk effectively.
Having achieved an ideal surge from our emphasized support area of over 8.5%, we CAN assert that this index still has potential to soar to higher resistance levels. 🔄
The final resistance for wave (b) to conclude is emphasized on the chart. Until that time, market makers will continue to exploit retail investors. Thus, exercise caution. ☄️
US inflation decreases by 0.1% as likelihood of a June Fed rate reduction lessens.
In May, inflation in the United States increased by only 0.1%, which is less than anticipated and diminishes discussions regarding a June interest rate reduction, based on data released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Wednesday.
The monthly number fell short of economists' expectations—0.2%—but the yearly rate matched the goal at 2.4%. Since January 2025, the overall inflation rate has increased for the first time, although the increase was slight.
Excluding food and energy costs, the core inflation figures reveal a comparable narrative. Core CPI increased by 0.1% for the month and now stands at 2.8% on an annual basis. Analysts had anticipated 0.3% and 2.9% instead.
Connecticut has enacted HB-7082, a law that prohibits the state from investing in Bitcoin (BTC) and other digital assets. This legislation, which passed unanimously in both the House and Senate, requires crypto-related remittance agencies to verify parental consent for users under the age of 18. Officially titled “An Act Concerning the Regulation of Virtual Currency and State Investments,” the bill imposes a total ban on state and local governments from investing in crypto assets. It also prevents Connecticut and its political subdivisions from accepting payment in virtual currency, as well as from purchasing, holding, investing in, or maintaining a reserve of digital currencies. Additionally, it mandates that crypto businesses comply with stringent anti-money laundering (AML) regulations.
The law restricts minors’ access to certain money-sharing apps by placing responsibilities on these businesses. Beginning October 1, 2025, no company may sponsor, open, or create an account for a minor in a money-sharing application without a signed attestation from the minor's parent.
Moreover, the new law enforces two main restrictions on how businesses that transmit money may handle cryptocurrency. Firstly, it forbids these companies from using virtual currency held on behalf of others, except for transactions directed by the individual. Secondly, it limits existing provisions that allow these businesses to utilize designated agents for money transmission.
Additionally, even with current authorizations, the law prohibits businesses from engaging or using any third party, including vendors of virtual currency control services, to store or manage cryptocurrency for customers unless that third party is a licensed money transmitter, a qualified bank or credit union, or approved by the banking commissioner. The bill defines a "virtual currency control services vendor" as an entity that controls virtual currency under an agreement with another person who holds that currency for a third party
James Wynn and other large investors are taking long positions on Bitcoin. In the last 24 hours, numerous whale accounts on Hyperliquid have opened leveraged long positions on BTC as it shows signs of upward momentum and the possibility of reaching a new all-time high. On Wednesday, Bitcoin surged above $109,500, and the crypto fear and greed index indicates a rise in greed among investors. However, many traders are positioned between going short and long.
The whales on Hyperliquid are demonstrating strong confidence, using leverage between 20X and 40X in some instances. One significant whale recently deposited $29.85 million in USDC, followed by an additional $10 million just hours ago. This whale currently holds one position with 20X leverage, set to liquidate at a price of $103,710.
James Wynn appears to have opened a new wallet six days ago and has continued his investments, going long 40X on Bitcoin and 10X on PEPE, with unrealized profits exceeding $2 million.
Bitcoin dominance is encountering resistance within the significant range of 64.7% to 65.9%. If this trend persists, we could witness a substantial decline in dominance, which would be positive for altcoins.
The upcoming weeks are looking promising for altcoins. Stay alert!