Aleko Boss

My trading strategy is short-only, and it will prove itself. I've been on Binance for over 4 years and have the experience to manage risk properly — I never go all-in and use only low leverage. I used to trade long, but it didn’t work out as planned. Shorting is the way forward.

Follow me — things are about to get interesting. I've just started posting after 4 years. I kindly ask for your support.

Also, I don’t write in English — this is a translation. Thank you for your attention, and my advice is: don’t rush the process.

Guys, something strange is happening in the world. How's your trading going? Share your mood, losses or profits — it would be really interesting!

The Trump token might dip slightly due to recent news. Wishing everyone successful trading!

#TrumpCrypto

Sometimes it feels like only kids are reading this. What’s going on? Tell me, how old are you?

Let's talk about something mystical.
Have you ever noticed that when you open a trade and forget about it, it often goes into profit? But when you constantly monitor it, worry, and keep checking — it tends to go into loss.
Could it be that our thoughts really influence reality? What do you think about this?

I want to share my opinion about stop-losses.
I don’t use them, because very often the stop gets triggered — and then the price moves in the right direction, but you're no longer in the trade.

I do it differently: I set a take-profit, but no stop-loss.
Let’s say I have $1000, and I enter a short with $100.
The price would have to increase 10 times to get me liquidated.
A 2–3% drawdown is acceptable, especially in an overbought market.
So why would I use a stop?

Trade with small amounts — and everything will be fine.
You won’t lose money.
If you're looking for excitement, go to a casino — the odds are better there.
In trading, you need to be careful and stay calm.

From my experience, technical analysis often doesn't work.
Thanks for your attention.
#stoploss

Why do 99% of traders lose money?
Let me explain. Most people want quick and huge profits. They go all-in with their entire balance, use high leverage — and end up getting liquidated.
Then, like true gamblers, they try to recover their losses, take more risks — and lose again.
The crypto market is extremely volatile. This is both a risk and an opportunity.
If you trade smart — using no more than 5% of your capital with low leverage (up to 5x), and preferably focus on shorting rather than longing — you can close 70 out of 100 trades in profit.
High leverage and big bets are a form of gambling, and that’s how people lose large amounts.
Respect your money — and money will come to you.

#We invest 5% of our deposit and go short — this coin is set to fall. Trade wisely and without unnecessary risk. Profit comes gradually. Don’t chase big money — focus on small, consistent gains, and the big profits will come on their own over time. Think smart and grow wealthy. Good luck to everyone in trading!
#pumpbtcusdt

"Entered a short position, join me guys!
Maximum 2x leverage. Wishing success to all you crypto wolves!"$
#pumpbtc

Bob is going to drop — stop dreaming.
My advice: open a short position with 2x leverage and wait.
In trading, patience is key.
You don’t need to take risks — you need to make money.
#Bob