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A Chinese court has sentenced a group of fraudsters to up to 14 years in prison for scamming over 66,000 Indian investors out of $6 million through fake romance schemes and a phony investment app. The scammers built elaborate fake identities and apps to gain trust. Authorities call it one of the biggest India-China crypto crackdowns yet, warning that more similar schemes may still be active.
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"Express your opinion"
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"No more printing rupees — now we mine
them!"
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Trading with an agreed stop loss (or agreed-upon stop loss) is a disciplined way to manage risk. It means you decide in advance the maximum loss you're willing to take on a trade and set a stop-loss order accordingly. Here's a step-by-step guide to doing this properly:
1. Define Your Risk Per Trade
Decide how much of your account you're willing to risk on a single trade (usually 1-2%).
Example:
If your account has $10,000 and you risk 1%, your max loss per trade is $100.
2. Analyze the Market and Find Entry Point
Use your strategy (technical or fundamental analysis) to find a solid entry point for the trade.
3. Determine a Logical Stop-Loss Level
Place your stop loss where your trade idea becomes invalid not just a random number.
• For long trades: below a key support level.
• For short trades: above a key resistance level.
4. Calculate Position Size
Once you know your risk per trade and the distance from entry to stop loss, calculate how many units (shares, lots, etc.) you can trade.
Example:
• Risk per trade: $100
• Stop loss distance: $0.50
• Position size: $100 / $0.50 = 200 shares
5. Place the Trade with the Stop Loss
Use a stop-loss order when placing your trade or right after entering the position. This automates your risk control.
6. Stick to the Plan
Never move your stop loss further away after entering this breaks discipline. You can move it closer or to breakeven if the trade moves in your favor.
If you meant something else by "agree stop loss" - like agreeing with someone (a group or a signal provider) - let me know and I can tailor the answer!
#StopLossStrategies
#StopLossStrategies
1. Define Your Risk Per Trade
Decide how much of your account you're willing to risk on a single trade (usually 1-2%).
Example:
If your account has $10,000 and you risk 1%, your max loss per trade is $100.
2. Analyze the Market and Find Entry Point
Use your strategy (technical or fundamental analysis) to find a solid entry point for the trade.
3. Determine a Logical Stop-Loss Level
Place your stop loss where your trade idea becomes invalid not just a random number.
• For long trades: below a key support level.
• For short trades: above a key resistance level.
4. Calculate Position Size
Once you know your risk per trade and the distance from entry to stop loss, calculate how many units (shares, lots, etc.) you can trade.
Example:
• Risk per trade: $100
• Stop loss distance: $0.50
• Position size: $100 / $0.50 = 200 shares
5. Place the Trade with the Stop Loss
Use a stop-loss order when placing your trade or right after entering the position. This automates your risk control.
6. Stick to the Plan
Never move your stop loss further away after entering this breaks discipline. You can move it closer or to breakeven if the trade moves in your favor.
If you meant something else by "agree stop loss" - like agreeing with someone (a group or a signal provider) - let me know and I can tailor the answer!
#StopLossStrategies
#StopLossStrategies
Trading with an agreed stop loss (or agreed-upon stop loss) is a disciplined way to manage risk. It means you decide in advance the maximum loss you're willing to take on a trade and set a stop-loss order accordingly. Here's a step-by-step guide to doing this properly:
1. Define Your Risk Per Trade
Decide how much of your account you're willing to risk on a single trade (usually 1-2%).
Example:
If your account has $10,000 and you risk 1%, your max loss per trade is $100.
2. Analyze the Market and Find Entry Point
Use your strategy (technical or fundamental analysis) to find a solid entry point for the trade.
3. Determine a Logical Stop-Loss Level
Place your stop loss where your trade idea becomes invalid not just a random number.
• For long trades: below a key support level.
• For short trades: above a key resistance level.
4. Calculate Position Size
Once you know your risk per trade and the distance from entry to stop loss, calculate how many units (shares, lots, etc.) you can trade.
Example:
• Risk per trade: $100
• Stop loss distance: $0.50
• Position size: $100 / $0.50 = 200 shares
5. Place the Trade with the Stop Loss
Use a stop-loss order when placing your trade or right after entering the position. This automates your risk control.
6. Stick to the Plan
Never move your stop loss further away after entering this breaks discipline. You can move it closer or to breakeven if the trade moves in your favor.
If you meant something else by "agree stop loss" - like agreeing with someone (a group or a signal provider) - let me know and I can tailor the answer!
#StopLossStrategies
#StopLossStrategies
1. Define Your Risk Per Trade
Decide how much of your account you're willing to risk on a single trade (usually 1-2%).
Example:
If your account has $10,000 and you risk 1%, your max loss per trade is $100.
2. Analyze the Market and Find Entry Point
Use your strategy (technical or fundamental analysis) to find a solid entry point for the trade.
3. Determine a Logical Stop-Loss Level
Place your stop loss where your trade idea becomes invalid not just a random number.
• For long trades: below a key support level.
• For short trades: above a key resistance level.
4. Calculate Position Size
Once you know your risk per trade and the distance from entry to stop loss, calculate how many units (shares, lots, etc.) you can trade.
Example:
• Risk per trade: $100
• Stop loss distance: $0.50
• Position size: $100 / $0.50 = 200 shares
5. Place the Trade with the Stop Loss
Use a stop-loss order when placing your trade or right after entering the position. This automates your risk control.
6. Stick to the Plan
Never move your stop loss further away after entering this breaks discipline. You can move it closer or to breakeven if the trade moves in your favor.
If you meant something else by "agree stop loss" - like agreeing with someone (a group or a signal provider) - let me know and I can tailor the answer!
#StopLossStrategies
#StopLossStrategies
TARIFFS OFF, THEN ON? U.S. POLICY IS LOWKEY SPEEDRUNNING VOLATILITY MODE
Alright let’s unpack this real quick — the U.S. just dropped tariffs on electronics like smartphones, laptops, and chips. That’s not just a tech move, that’s a crypto lifeline.
Why?
Because every miner, validator, dev, and degen rides on chips and tech. Cheaper hardware = smoother ops, faster innovation, and yeah, more juice for the markets.
But here’s the plot twist:
New tariffs on semiconductors are loading… like, soon. One to two months soon. And that’s the kind of move that could slap the supply chain and punch prices straight through the roof.
We saw a little pump — tech stocks flying, crypto catching some heat. But don’t get comfy. If those chip tariffs drop, expect turbulence. Real “hold-your-altbags” energy.
So what now?
🔹 Short-term: Tech & crypto might coast on this temp relief.
🔹 Mid-term: Tariff FUD incoming. Volatility’s gonna spike.
🔹 Long-term: It’s a macro chess game — and crypto is in the blast radius.
Stay sharp. Markets are watching every headline. And this one? Could be the spark that flips the cycle.
Buckle up, bulls. It’s about to get bumpy.
#USElectronicsTariffs
Alright let’s unpack this real quick — the U.S. just dropped tariffs on electronics like smartphones, laptops, and chips. That’s not just a tech move, that’s a crypto lifeline.
Why?
Because every miner, validator, dev, and degen rides on chips and tech. Cheaper hardware = smoother ops, faster innovation, and yeah, more juice for the markets.
But here’s the plot twist:
New tariffs on semiconductors are loading… like, soon. One to two months soon. And that’s the kind of move that could slap the supply chain and punch prices straight through the roof.
We saw a little pump — tech stocks flying, crypto catching some heat. But don’t get comfy. If those chip tariffs drop, expect turbulence. Real “hold-your-altbags” energy.
So what now?
🔹 Short-term: Tech & crypto might coast on this temp relief.
🔹 Mid-term: Tariff FUD incoming. Volatility’s gonna spike.
🔹 Long-term: It’s a macro chess game — and crypto is in the blast radius.
Stay sharp. Markets are watching every headline. And this one? Could be the spark that flips the cycle.
Buckle up, bulls. It’s about to get bumpy.
#USElectronicsTariffs
🚨 BINANCE USERS – READ THIS BEFORE TRADING! 🚨
Scammers are getting smarter—and if you're using P2P to buy crypto, you could be their next target.
Here’s how to stay one step ahead:
💎 ONLY buy from “Diamond” labeled sellers!
Why? These are trusted, verified long-term traders on Binance.
Yes, their rates might be a bit higher...
BUT it’s a small price to pay to protect your hard-earned crypto!
❌ Don’t fall for cheap rates from unknown users.
✅ Better safe than sorry.
Your safety > a few extra bucks.
Be smart. Be safe. Be crypto-savvy.
#CryptoSafety #BinanceTips #SecureYourAssets #StaySafeOnline
#SecureYourAssets
Scammers are getting smarter—and if you're using P2P to buy crypto, you could be their next target.
Here’s how to stay one step ahead:
💎 ONLY buy from “Diamond” labeled sellers!
Why? These are trusted, verified long-term traders on Binance.
Yes, their rates might be a bit higher...
BUT it’s a small price to pay to protect your hard-earned crypto!
❌ Don’t fall for cheap rates from unknown users.
✅ Better safe than sorry.
Your safety > a few extra bucks.
Be smart. Be safe. Be crypto-savvy.
#CryptoSafety #BinanceTips #SecureYourAssets #StaySafeOnline
#SecureYourAssets
New BSC Token Listed on Binance!
#BinanceAlphaAlert
Binance has officially listed the new Alpha token, $FAIR3!
Fair and Free, a meme token on the BSC network with an initial market capitalization of approximately $10 million, surged to $20 million following the announcement.
After a period of slowdown in the BSC network, Alpha token listings had also decelerated.
Could $FAIR3, as a meme token on the BSC network, reignite interest in BSC listings?
Which token do you think will be the next to be listed in Binance Alpha?
#BinanceAlphaAlert
Binance has officially listed the new Alpha token, $FAIR3!
Fair and Free, a meme token on the BSC network with an initial market capitalization of approximately $10 million, surged to $20 million following the announcement.
After a period of slowdown in the BSC network, Alpha token listings had also decelerated.
Could $FAIR3, as a meme token on the BSC network, reignite interest in BSC listings?
Which token do you think will be the next to be listed in Binance Alpha?
can this rule work ?
By Someone;
💔 2013 — Told you to buy BTC at $1,200
💔 2014 — Told you to buy DOGE at $0.01
💔 2015 — Told you to buy LTC at $0.20
💔 2016 — Told you to buy ETH at $5
💔 2017 — Told you to buy ADA at $0.015
💔 2019 — Told you to buy BNB at $0.17
💔 2020 — Told you to buy DOT at $0.01
💔 2021 — Told you to buy XRP at $0.30
💔 2023 — I missed PEPE at $0.00000003
💔 2024 — You missed SOL at $20
✅ 2025 — Don’t miss your chance this time 🚨
Copy:)
💔 2013 — Told you to buy BTC at $1,200
💔 2014 — Told you to buy DOGE at $0.01
💔 2015 — Told you to buy LTC at $0.20
💔 2016 — Told you to buy ETH at $5
💔 2017 — Told you to buy ADA at $0.015
💔 2019 — Told you to buy BNB at $0.17
💔 2020 — Told you to buy DOT at $0.01
💔 2021 — Told you to buy XRP at $0.30
💔 2023 — I missed PEPE at $0.00000003
💔 2024 — You missed SOL at $20
✅ 2025 — Don’t miss your chance this time 🚨
Copy:)
🚫 Scam Alert ⚠️
Elon Musk scammed us with Dogecoin and made hundreds of millions of dollars in profit.
Do you know how big a fraud Elon Musk committed with us regarding Dogecoin? Let’s find out.
As you know, 2 to 3 months ago, the price of Dogecoin was around $0.50 to $0.60. And the reason behind this price surge was simply because Elon Musk made a retweet. That single tweet pushed Dogecoin from $0.16 up to $0.50-$0.60+. And do you know how he scammed us? You’ll be shocked to hear this.
Elon Musk bought Dogecoin when it was at $0.16. Then he tweeted about it from his Twitter account, which led many naive people to believe in him and start buying and holding Dogecoin. Meanwhile, Elon Musk sold off the Dogecoins he had bought, at a price between $0.50 and $0.60. So, he made a profit while others took the loss.
Yes, some people may have profited, but I’d say this—don’t believe in Elon Musk’s tweets. There is a high chance (80%–100%) that you’ll face losses. Before he tweeted, Dogecoin was at $0.16. After the tweet, it jumped to $0.50–$0.60, and now it’s back around $0.165. Why? Because Elon Musk sold off the Dogecoin he had bought. So, in the end, he profited, and you all were left holding the bag.
That’s why I say—don’t follow these kinds of tweets. You’re very likely to lose money. Use your own judgment or take advice from someone experienced. Don’t fall for these traps. Share this widely so that everyone can know.
Important Note:
If I’ve said anything wrong, please forgive me.
That’s all for today. See you in a new post.
Stay well, stay healthy. Goodbye.
$DOGE
Elon Musk scammed us with Dogecoin and made hundreds of millions of dollars in profit.
Do you know how big a fraud Elon Musk committed with us regarding Dogecoin? Let’s find out.
As you know, 2 to 3 months ago, the price of Dogecoin was around $0.50 to $0.60. And the reason behind this price surge was simply because Elon Musk made a retweet. That single tweet pushed Dogecoin from $0.16 up to $0.50-$0.60+. And do you know how he scammed us? You’ll be shocked to hear this.
Elon Musk bought Dogecoin when it was at $0.16. Then he tweeted about it from his Twitter account, which led many naive people to believe in him and start buying and holding Dogecoin. Meanwhile, Elon Musk sold off the Dogecoins he had bought, at a price between $0.50 and $0.60. So, he made a profit while others took the loss.
Yes, some people may have profited, but I’d say this—don’t believe in Elon Musk’s tweets. There is a high chance (80%–100%) that you’ll face losses. Before he tweeted, Dogecoin was at $0.16. After the tweet, it jumped to $0.50–$0.60, and now it’s back around $0.165. Why? Because Elon Musk sold off the Dogecoin he had bought. So, in the end, he profited, and you all were left holding the bag.
That’s why I say—don’t follow these kinds of tweets. You’re very likely to lose money. Use your own judgment or take advice from someone experienced. Don’t fall for these traps. Share this widely so that everyone can know.
Important Note:
If I’ve said anything wrong, please forgive me.
That’s all for today. See you in a new post.
Stay well, stay healthy. Goodbye.
$DOGE
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