We just spotted a LONG position on $SOL – 45,863.37 SOL at $142.541. A few hours ago, someone deposited $2M USDC and went 3x long on #sol . At the current price, they’re sitting on a floating loss of ~$39K. Let’s see how this plays out!
- I opened a position on BNX back on September 22. I wasn’t greedy—I was patient. I strategically averaged down, adding to my position with precision rather than impulse. I held through the toughest times, even when BNX hit a new all-time low. Instead of panicking, I saw it as an opportunity to strengthen my position. My initial entry was at $1.20, and through all the ups and downs, I stuck to my plan. Today, after all these stressful days, I finally closed my position—and I won. This journey wasn’t just about profits; it was about discipline, patience, and the power of strategy.
- So today, I’m taking a moment to enjoy this win, because every step of the journey led to this moment. Cheers to perseverance, to smart decisions, and to the rewards that come with them!
What do you think of RPL now it’s going sideway too. I see similar to Bnx
Hey-Siri
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I post this again as a reminder! $BNX Before the waterfall starts, they will pump against the short & pull it back against the long. That same old style will be repeated!
Place limits order to open short at a higher prices if you want to take against them. Not an advice! Respect your hard money.
A few people asked how I pick my trades, so here’s the breakdown:
I only short because, from my experience, short trades are fast, brutal, and easier to capitalize on panic than rallies.
For intraday trades: • I scan the top losers of the day and analyze each of them. • I wait for a pullback to a supply zone before entering. • Why? Because retail traders tend to short coins that have pumped too much or buy coins that have dumped hard, expecting reversals. • I do the opposite—I follow the intraday trend, not the hype.
For swing trades, my approach is different: • I enter before the hype, not after. • I look for fundamentally strong but overlooked coins, rather than chasing what’s already trending.
Intraday and swing trading require different strategies, but the key remains the same—follow the real trend, not retail emotions.
In my early years, I blew accounts, chased pumps, and got wiped out thinking I ‘knew’ the market. I didn’t. The market humbled me, over and over again.
But I didn’t quit. I studied, adapted, and learned from every loss. I stopped trading with emotions and started trading with execution. Slowly, the losses turned into break-even days. Then into small wins. Then into consistency.
“I’ve failed over and over and over again in my life. And that is why I succeed.” -Michael Jordan
“Everything negative—pressure, challenges—is all an opportunity for me to rise.” -Kobe Bryant
The difference between those who make it and those who don’t? The ones who survive long enough to learn the game.
The market doesn’t care about you. But if you respect it, it will reward you.
🚀 I Stopped Losing Money After Using These Simple Trading Rules!
Like many beginners, I once relied on gut feelings instead of a clear trading strategy—and it cost me money. But everything changed when I learned how to read market indicators.
🔍 How I Stopped Losing Money & Started Winning Trades
Instead of chasing random price movements, I started using four powerful indicators to make informed decisions:
1️⃣ RSI (Relative Strength Index) – Timing the Market
📌 What it does: Detects if an asset is overbought (time to sell) or oversold (time to buy). 📌 My Strategy:
Lower ATR → Expect stable movement (use tighter stop-loss)
📝 My Winning Trading Plan (Step-by-Step)
✅ Check RSI → Is it overbought/oversold? ✅ Look at MACD → Is there a bullish or bearish crossover? ✅ Analyze Bollinger Bands → Is a breakout coming? ✅ Use ATR → Adjust risk based on market volatility.
With this strategy, I never trade blindly anymore. No FOMO, no emotional decisions—just smart, calculated trades.
🚨You need to know: Candlestick patterns are a scam for crypto markets
Understanding candlestick patterns is useful for cryptocurrency traders because these patterns offer valuable insight into market sentiment and potential price movements. This cheat sheet classifies patterns into three main types: bullish, bearish, and neutral.
✅ First month of starting to test the trading. 📈 Around 2nd week, started to learn basic indicators. 📉 Also quickly started to learn to stick to the strategy, not to be carried away by the emotions or gut feelings 🙏🏼 God is good and great. I’ve found Milford Crypto Genius’ page and started to learn. ⬆️ 1st month of trading - green 🟢 #Godisgood #FirstSquarePost #firstTrade