Lucio Rimanec

The market is currently on thin ice.
Interest rates keep everyone on edge: the Fed is navigating between fighting inflation and the risk of slowing down the economy.
The AI sector continues to pull the blanket, but a reassessment is already in the air.
Geopolitics is affecting currencies — the yuan is declining, and the dollar is gaining strength.
Crypto remains strong, but it is rising on a thin foundation of expectations rather than actual demand.
Sentiment is cautious. The market is looking for a reason for the next move, but it’s uncertain if it will be upward.$BTC $ETH #FOMCWatch

Checklist for a Beginner Trader (No Fluff)

Basics
Trade through USDT, transfer to TRC20 (cheap and fast)
Start with spot trading, don't jump into futures right away
Understand limit and market orders

Risk Management
Entry into a trade — 10–30% of your capital
Stop-loss — mandatory
Plan: entry point, exit point, loss point
Don't average down losses. Don't 'chase losses'

Coins and Trading
Trade liquid pairs: BTC, ETH, SOL, TON
Follow the trend and news, don't enter on hype
Watch volumes, trend, volatility
Set take-profit — better +5% than -20%

Indicators (for starters)
MA (moving averages) — trend
RSI — overbought/oversold
Volumes — where the interest is

Habits and Discipline
Keep a trading journal
Record reasons for entry/exit and the result
Don't trade when in a bad state
Earn — by the system, not by intuition$ETH $BNB $BTC

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🧠 Remember: it doesn't matter how often you're right. What matters is how much you lose when you're wrong.#BinanceTurns8 #BreakoutTradingStrategy

Naturally, x75, this was for the experiment😁🤝

Trading without risk management is just gambling.
Here are some simple rules that work:
— Don't go all in. In a trade, a maximum of 10–30% of your deposit.
— A stop-loss is mandatory. Without it, you are not trading, you are hoping.
— Plan your entry, exit, and loss in advance. Right down to the numbers.
— Don't average down a losing position unless it's part of your strategy.
— Don't take revenge on the market. If you lost, take a break. Fighting back leads to losses.
— Lock in your profits. They mean nothing until you take them.
The market is not an enemy. It just shouldn't care about how you feel. It will go where it needs to go.$BTC #BinanceTurns8 $ETH $SOL

what is farming and why is it even needed
if staking is when you simply hold coins and earn interest, then farming is more like renting out liquidity. roughly speaking, you provide a pair of coins to a pool (for example, USDT and BNB), and the platform uses them for exchanges. you are rewarded for this
most often, farming is done on decentralized platforms like PancakeSwap, Uniswap, Venus, etc. but there are also centralized options - on Binance, for example, there is a section called Simple Earn or Farming
income can be higher than in staking - from 10% to 50% per annum, sometimes more. but the risks are higher. the main one is impermanent loss (this is when one of the tokens changes significantly in price, and in the end, you receive less than if you had just held them separately) plus you need to keep an eye on fees, especially in networks like Ethereum if briefly - farming is suitable for those who already understand something in the topic. beginners are better off starting with staking or at least with farming on centralized platforms, where everything is simpler $BTC $ETH #SpotVSFuturesStrategy

what is staking and how to make money on it if you already have crypto - you can not just keep it in your wallet, but earn it. this is called staking the essence is simple: freeze coins → the network uses them for its work → you get interest is not suitable for all coins, only those that work on proof of stake. for example bnb, sol, ada, eth the yield is different - from 3 to 15% per annum. there is fixed staking (coins cannot be withdrawn until the end of the term), and there is flexible (less income, but you can withdraw at any time) I do it through binance, there is an earn section, everything is clear. those who know - do it through wallets like trust wallet and choose validators manually there are risks. the rate may sag, the platform may glitch. but if you already have coins - why not try#bnb #Binance $BNB $ETH

Despite temporary difficulties, I maintain faith and calm. I will toil for a month and then I will think again about how to survive in this world of charts.

trx/usdt is currently around 0.2737, looking quite confident, without sharp movements, but also not deflating. The trend is upward, while it holds in the channel. If we look at the levels:
support is approximately 0.2600,
resistance - 0.2850, further - potentially up to 0.30, but that’s if they break through.
Why might it be interesting?
Tron is alive - there's always something happening in the network: stablecoins, transfers, defi. There’s no hype, but the silence isn't empty.
Not financial advice - just sharing what I'm looking at. It might be useful if you are tracking altcoins. $TRX

Thank you for the information. I thought for a long time about whether to enter into the deal or not.