Many traders lose money due to a simple mistake: they fall in love with an entry. They believe so much in 'that perfect trade' that they ignore market signals, hold onto a losing position... and end up trapped. 😓 📉 What's the result? – They do not respect the Stop Loss. – They skip their exit plan. – They are blinded to a better opportunity. – They lose more than necessary out of pride. 👉 The market does not reward you for insisting. It rewards you for adapting. 🔒 RECOMMENDATIONS to avoid it:
🌍💸 What if we gather ALL the money in the world to buy Pepe Coin? 🐸
Imagine we gather every last coin, bill, and digital transfer from around the planet... we're talking about over 100 trillion dollars (yes, with a T). Now, let's put that money into PEPE, that fun meme crypto. 📉 But here comes the bomb:
Even if we put ALL that money into PEPE... it will never reach a price of 1 dollar. Why? 🤔 Because PEPE has a ridiculously large supply: over 420,000,000,000,000 coins (yes, 420 trillion). That's like trying to inflate an Olympic-sized pool with a coffee cup.
📢 $TRUMP holds strong: remains after surprise backing today
Today $TRUMP is trading at $10.93 USD, with a volume of over $338 million in the last 24 hours (+0.82%). The memecoin inspired by Donald Trump is back in the spotlight following an unexpected move: World Liberty Financial, a company linked to the Trump family, announced it will acquire a substantial position in $TRUMP as part of its treasury. 🗣️ According to Eric Trump, the goal is to build "the most exciting meme in the world". The announcement caused a 6% jump in price, although it later corrected.
Market Manipulation? This is How Whales Operate and How You Can Protect Yourself
Have you ever seen a token skyrocket for no reason... and then plummet in minutes? You're not crazy. You likely witnessed a form of market manipulation.
What is market manipulation? It's when someone —usually with a lot of capital or influence— alters the price of an asset to their advantage, leaving unsuspecting investors with losses. Although cryptocurrencies strive for transparency, the reality is that there are still actors playing dirty. But don't worry: learning to identify these signals is your best defense.
Common forms of manipulation
1. Pump & Dump The price of a token is inflated with coordinated purchases (the “pump”) and then everything is sold off at once (the “dump”), leaving those who bought late trapped. Binance Tip: Use tools like Binance Spot Grid to set up automatic buying and selling to protect yourself from these artificial spikes.
2. Spoofing Huge buy or sell orders are placed that are never intended to be executed, just to influence market sentiment. How to detect it? In Binance Advanced Trading, you can analyze the depth of market and see if large orders suddenly disappear.
3. Wash Trading The same actor buys and sells to themselves to simulate volume. Although Binance actively works to combat this, it remains common in unregulated exchanges. Tip: Trust platforms with audits and data transparency.
4. Induced FUD and FOMO False or exaggerated news designed to provoke fear (FUD) or euphoria (FOMO). A viral narrative can move millions... for better or worse. Useful tool: Enable alerts in the Binance app to receive only verified news and avoid getting carried away by rumors.
PYRAMID SCAM IN PROGRESS! It is an application called BONJOUR, a PONZI type scam, which consists of "Bicycle Rental" that does not exist, in which you invest an amount of money, and they pay you a daily amount of money, the system ensures to pay its contributors, but the system collapses..