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An example of how to move the stop loss to the nearest achieved target:

Here is a ready-made model for a scalping strategy with multiple targets and moving the stop loss (SL) for each target, which you can use daily.

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Scalping trade execution model:

Trade information:

Currency: [Specify the currency – Example: ARB]

Entry Point (Entry): 1.000

Stop Loss (SL): 0.990

Targets:

Target 1: 1.010

Target 2: 1.020

Target 3: 1.030

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Stop Loss movement plan:

Stage Achieved Price Action on Stop Loss (SL) Locked Profit

After entry 1.000 SL remains at 0.990 Nothing yet
Upon achieving Target 1 (1.010) Move SL to 1.000 (entry point) Capital protection
Upon achieving Target 2 (1.020) Move SL to 1.010 Locked profit of 1%
Upon achieving Target 3 (1.030) Close the trade or move SL to 1.020 Locked profit of 2%

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Additional notes:

Risk/Reward ratio: approximately 1:3 (excellent for speculation).

Quantity distribution: You can distribute the contract, for example, 33% for each target, or 50% at Target 2 and 50% at Target 3 according to your strategy.

Manual execution or with a bot: You can manually enter the pending orders + SL or use a bot that has "Trailing SL by Target".

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Accumulation Zones in technical analysis are areas where investors (especially large ones) buy gradually at low prices, without significantly raising the price, in preparation for a subsequent upward breakout.

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Current accumulation zones for Bitcoin (BTC)

Based on the technical analysis of the current price at around $109,500, the:

Area Description Likelihood of being an accumulation zone?

$100,000 - $106,000 Recent strong support + investor psychology Yes, potential accumulation zone
$94,000 - $98,000 Medium support + previous corrections Yes, potential long-term accumulation
$85,000 - $90,000 Lowest corrective bottom in March 2025 approximately Historical accumulation zone

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Why are these accumulation zones considered?

They show large trading volumes without a sudden price increase.

Prices remain relatively stable despite volatility.

They are often followed by a strong upward breakout (as happened after the $100K breakout).

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How to benefit from them?

Gradual buying at these levels.

Monitoring trading volumes and indicators (RSI – MACD).

Using flexible stop-loss orders.

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Indicator Explanation:

RSI (Relative Strength Index):

Less than 30 = Oversold (Potential Buy Opportunity)

More than 70 = Overbought (Potential Sell Opportunity)

MACD:

Positive Crossover (MACD line above the signal) = Bullish

Negative Crossover = Bearish

EMA (Exponential Moving Average):

If EMA20 > EMA50 = Uptrend.

If EMA20 < EMA50 = Downtrend.

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Market Status Today

The cryptocurrency markets today, Tuesday, May 20, 2025, experienced a collective rise led by Bitcoin, which regained its upward trend after a period of decline.

Key Market Movements:

Bitcoin (BTC): Rose to approximately $105,742, marking an increase of 1.57% over the past 24 hours.

Ethereum (ETH): Recorded an increase of 4.51% to reach $2,516.20.

Ripple (XRP): Increased by 1.62% to reach $2.3421.

Solana (SOL): Increased by 3.45% to reach $166.344.

Reasons for the Increase:

Recent rises are attributed to massive institutional investments in the market, which restored confidence among investors and pushed prices upward.

Altcoin Season Index:

According to CoinMarketCap data, the Altcoin Season Index is currently at 24, indicating Bitcoin's dominance in the market at this time.

Investor Advice:

With these positive movements, investors are advised to closely monitor the market, especially as Bitcoin approaches significant resistance levels. There may be good investment opportunities, but caution is necessary due to ongoing market volatility.

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What is market order?

A market order is a buy or sell order that is executed immediately at the best available price in the market.

Activation method (example on Binance platform):

1. Open the app or website of the platform.

2. Go to the trading section (Trade).

3. Choose the pair you want to trade (e.g., BTC/USDT).

4. Click on "Market" in the order type (usually you will find 3 options: Limit, Market, Stop-Limit).

5. Enter the quantity you wish to buy or sell.

6. Click "Buy" or "Sell" depending on the action.

7. Executed immediately at the current market price.

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The OCO order on the Binance platform (One Cancels the Other) is a powerful trading tool that allows you to set two orders at the same time:
A Take Profit order and a Stop Loss order, so that one is automatically triggered when the price moves, and the other is automatically canceled.

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What is the function of the OCO order?

In short, the OCO order allows you to:

Set a limit for taking profits if the price rises.

Set a limit for stopping losses if the price falls.

When one of the orders is executed, the other is automatically canceled.

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How to use the OCO order on Binance (selling as an example):

1. Go to the Spot trading page.

2. Select the trading pair (for example, BTC/USDT).

3. In the "Sell" section, choose OCO instead of "Limit" or "Market".

You will see 4 fields:

1. Limit Price:

> The price you want to sell at to take profits
Example: 12,000 USDT

2. Stop:

> The price at which the Stop Loss order is triggered
Example: 9,800 USDT

3. Limit:

> The price at which the Stop Loss order will be executed after activation
Example: 9,700 USDT

4. Amount:

> The quantity you want to sell of the asset

Then press Sell.

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What happens next?

If the price rises to 12,000 USDT, your asset will be sold and profits will be taken.

If the price falls to 9,800 USDT, the Stop Loss order will be triggered, and the asset will be sold at 9,700 USDT or the best possible price.

Once one of the orders is executed, the other is automatically canceled.

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Explanation of how to activate Stop Loss on the Binance platform using the Advanced trading interface.

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Types of Stop Loss orders on Binance:

1. Stop-Limit Order – A conditional order that sells or buys when a certain price is reached.

2. Stop Market Order – Closes the trade immediately when the trigger price is activated at the best available price.

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Steps to activate Stop Loss (Stop-Limit) on Binance:

Example: You own BTC at a price of 60,000 USDT and want to set a Stop Loss at 58,000.

1. Go to the trading page – Binance Spot/Advanced.

2. Select the trading pair (like BTC/USDT).

3. At the bottom of the screen, choose Stop-Limit.

4. The following fields will appear:

Stop: the price at which the order is activated (for example, 58,100).

Limit: the price at which you want to execute the sale (for example, 58,000).

Amount: the amount of the currency you want to sell.

5. Click on Sell BTC.

> When does the order execute?
When the price reaches 58,100, the system will place a sell order at 58,000 USDT.

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Or: Immediate Stop Loss Order (Stop-Market):

In the same place, choose Stop-Market.

Just enter:

Stop Price: the price at which you want to close the trade.

Amount: the quantity.

This type executes the order at the market price immediately after activation.

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Illustrative image?

Would you like me to prepare an image that illustrates these steps within the Binance interface?

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The Broccoli (BROCCOLI) currency is a digital "meme coin" on the Binance Smart Chain, launched in February 2025 after a famous tweet from the founder of Binance about the name "Broccoli". The currency relies on community interaction and satirical content, and is primarily used for trading and speculation.
Token: BROCCOLI
Current price: approximately $0.0127
Market capitalization: approximately $12.7 million
All-time high: $0.1389 in April 2025
It is traded on platforms such as MEXC, PancakeSwap, and Binance, and is considered a currency with high volatility and high risks.
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The word "kernel" means "core" and is used in various fields depending on the context. Here are some common meanings:

1. In computing (operating systems):

The Kernel is the "core of the operating system," which is the essential part responsible for managing the device's resources (such as memory, processor, and input/output units).

Example: Linux kernel, an open-source kernel used in Linux and Android systems.

2. In artificial intelligence and machine learning:

Kernel functions are used in algorithms such as SVM (Support Vector Machines) to transform data into higher dimensions to facilitate separation.

3. In mathematics:

Kernel means "core of a mathematical transformation," such as a matrix kernel or a function transformation kernel.

4. In programming:

Sometimes the term is used to refer to a small unit of processing that runs on the processor or GPU (especially in CUDA programming).

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In the cryptocurrency market: A rise in the index to the "greed" zone may indicate excessive optimism, warranting caution about the possibility of a price correction.

In the US stock market: A drop in the index to the "extreme fear" zone may present buying opportunities for investors looking for low-priced investments.

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