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👀 Do you know that the negotiations between America and China affect crypto?
Many people think that what’s happening between America and China only concerns the stock market… the truth is that crypto is very much affected!
Whenever there are trade negotiations between them, investor risk appetite changes. This means that at times they want to take risks and enter crypto, and at other times they flee from it.

✅ If the negotiations are positive and new agreements are made, people feel secure, and the crypto market receives liquidity injections, causing prices to rise.
✅ If there is tension or a trade war, investors rush to the dollar and gold, and the crypto market declines.
When the news about customs reductions between America and China came out, Bitcoin rose by 5% in two days and Ethereum by 3% — why? Because liquidity started to flow back into the market.

📌 Continuously follow these political news. If there are consecutive positive news, consider entering calculated trades, and if there’s negative news or escalation, be cautious or set a good stop loss.

❓ Tell me, do you follow global political news when trading, or are you just focused on the chart? 👇👇👇
#USChinaTradeTalks

Types of orders in trading... Why the right type matters
If you're trading on Binance, the type of order you place determines how the trade will be executed. There are different types, each with its own use
Market Order
An immediate order executed at the best available price right now. Suitable if you want to enter or exit quickly. Its downside is that the price may not always be the best
Limit Order
You specify a certain price and wait for the trade to execute at that price. Useful if you're not in a hurry and want a specific price
Stop-Loss
You place a sell order if the price drops below a certain point. It protects you from significant losses
Take-Profit
The opposite. You place a sell or buy order when the price reaches your profit target
Personally, I currently use Limit Order more; I enter the market at the price I want. Always with it a Stop-Loss for protection
I entered ETH and used Market Order for speed. The market was volatile and the price shot up. I bought at a very bad price. If I had used Limit Order, I would have saved a lot
The type of order you use is not a luxury. It's your weapon to manage the trade correctly. Choose wisely and always plan before execution
#OrderTypes101

How trading pairs work and why your choice of pair is important
When you start trading, you'll find that each trade consists of a currency pair like BTC / USDT or ETH / BTC
These two currencies contain:
The base asset - the currency you are buying or selling
The quote asset - the currency you use to calculate the price
So ETH / USDT means you are buying or selling ETH and its price is calculated in USDT
Should you trade with Stablecoins or crypto pairs?
Stablecoins like USDT or USDC provide you with stability, useful when the market is volatile
Crypto pairs like ETH / BTC have greater opportunities if you want to play on the price movement of both currencies
I use Stablecoins to protect my capital
And when there's a clear opportunity, I play on crypto pairs
How to choose the right pair
For long-term investment, choose BTC / USDT or ETH / USDT
For quick trading, look at pairs priced in crypto
You must choose a pair with high liquidity so you can enter and exit easily
For example, if you enter SOL / USDT
If SOL goes up, you'll profit, but if liquidity is weak or the market turns, you might lose even if the price is rising
If you use SOL / BTC, you can play on BTC's movement with SOL and find more opportunities
In short, choosing the right pair determines your chances and risks
Start small and try first
#TradingPairs101

Liquidity is a very important element in financial markets as it determines the ease of buying or selling a certain asset without the price changing excessively. When liquidity is high, you can execute trades easily and with a smaller price difference, but if liquidity is low, you may experience slippage, meaning you buy or sell at a price different from what you wanted.

If liquidity is weak, you will find it difficult to execute large trades because any large order can significantly affect the price, especially during high market volatility. This leads to price slippage, poor pricing, or even failure of the trade.

To assess liquidity before a trade, there are a few things to look at:
- Trading volume: if it's high, the market is active.
- The difference between the bid and ask price: if the difference is small, the market has good liquidity.
- Depth of the order book: meaning check how many pending orders there are.
- Choose execution timing during high liquidity times.

To reduce price slippage, use limit orders instead of market orders, break large trades into smaller parts and execute them gradually, choose an appropriate timing away from strong news, and use liquidity analysis tools if available.
Liquidity is a fundamental point in risk management and execution quality, so you should always keep it in mind before entering any trade.

#Liquidity101

South Korea is now moving very quickly in the matter of cryptocurrencies, especially after the new president Lee Jae-myung came in, who is very supportive of crypto and promised to support legislation for investment funds in Bitcoin. He also wants to allow government pensions to invest in this market and is thinking of creating a stablecoin pegged to the Korean won to control the movement of money.

The surprise is that even the opposition party there supports these legislations and they are all trying to come up with a comprehensive law called the Digital Asset Basic Act, which will regulate the entire market and set rules for platforms, tighten KYC regulations, and regulate stablecoins.

Starting next month, they will allow banks and non-profit organizations to buy and sell crypto but under strict supervision and with annual audits. Banks will also lift the restrictions that forced platforms to work with only one bank.

The popular market there is literally on fire, with a third of the population dealing in crypto, and on some days, trading volume exceeds that of the official stock exchange. Prices in Korea are about 3% higher than the global market due to high demand.

In short, Korea is preparing itself to become one of the strongest crypto markets in a regulated and protected manner, and this could significantly impact the global market in the coming period.
#SouthKoreaCryptoPolicy

Today, Bitcoin is trading around $106,200, having risen about 0.6% from yesterday, which had seen a slight decline due to some market tensions, but it has rebounded again. The price is ranging between $105,000 and $106,360, and people are closely monitoring the situation as there are indications that a significant correction could occur if the momentum in the market decreases. Some say we might see it at $64,000 if the market continues to decline. Notably, there has been a massive volume of transactions recently, around $44 billion, indicating that whales and institutions are moving their money, which means we could see a significant price movement soon. On another note, there was a problem with the ALEX protocol operating on the Stacks network, which was hacked, and about $8.3 million was stolen. This makes people more cautious about the risks associated with DeFi projects linked to Bitcoin. Politically, there is a lot of talk about Trump and his decision to create a strategic reserve for Bitcoin, which indirectly supports the currency, but the impact of the decision is not yet very clear. If you are a moderately adventurous investor, keep an eye on the $105,000 level because if it drops below that, we might see a correction, and if it rises above $107,000, we could see new jumps to higher levels.

#CryptoSecurity101

If you are thinking about entering Web3 or are already working in it, you must know that securing your assets is fundamental. Many lose not because the market crashed, but because their assets were stolen due to negligence in security.
A hot wallet is one that is on your mobile or device and is always connected to the internet, like MetaMask or TrustWallet. It offers you speed and ease in trading but is vulnerable to hacking if exposed to an attack or if you visit a fraudulent website.
A cold wallet, like Ledger or Trezor, is a device where you store your cryptocurrencies, and it is better to keep it offline away from any threats. This is the ideal solution for long-term storage.

I use both; I keep a small amount in the hot wallet for daily trading and participating in projects, while the rest is in the cold wallet to keep it secure.
Do not put your Private Key or Seed Phrase online at all; write it down by hand and store it in a safe place. Enable two-factor authentication on every wallet. If you grant permissions to a site, always review them and do not give open permissions.
When sending money for the first time, send a small amount first. Do not put all your money in one wallet. Security is your responsibility; if a theft occurs, there is no entity to return anything to you.
Stay aware and help yourself maintain your gains.

$USDC has officially started to appear in the big payment arena. After the massive initial public offering of Circle and the stock rising by 40%, giant companies are starting to focus on it: Apple, Google, Airbnb, X are studying how to integrate USDC into their payment systems.
Why USDC specifically? Because it is pegged to the US dollar in a stable manner, meaning there are no price fluctuations like other cryptocurrencies. Also, transfers are incredibly fast and have very low fees compared to traditional banks; we are talking about a different future for money. These companies have billions of users around the world... If USDC becomes an accepted payment method on their platforms, it will shift cryptocurrencies from "investment tools" to "money we spend every day".
Personally, I see that Apple Pay or Google Pay have great opportunities to lead this transformation.
So it's not far-fetched that we might soon find ourselves paying for coffee, or booking a room on Airbnb, with USDC... and this is just the beginning 🚀

#BigTechStablecoin
"Will stablecoins become the new global payment method?"
These days, we hear more and more about stablecoins, especially after the news that giant companies like Apple, Google, Airbnb, and X are considering integrating them into their payment systems. Of course, this has a clear goal to reduce costs and simplify payments between countries.
We are talking about a massive change in the way people handle money daily. Instead of waiting for a bank transfer or paying hefty fees on international transfers, we will be able to transfer in seconds with almost zero fees.
The competition here is fierce, but honestly, if I had to bet, Apple has a chance to lead this transformation thanks to its strong presence in the payment field (Apple Pay), and Google also has a strong digital infrastructure.

If stablecoins become part of daily payments, this will help spread the culture of cryptocurrencies more widely among ordinary people, not just those interested in technology or investors.
What’s coming will be very exciting.
Keep a close eye on this market… change is happening faster than you can imagine.

On the time frame, the Bitcoin price is trading at around $104,305, which is a daily increase of about 3.03%. The moving average of the MACD indicator shows DIF at 319.14 and DEA at 199.70, which means that the bullish signals are still present despite the decline. The RSI (6) is around 52, so the market is in a neutral zone and a major correction is unlikely. The KDJ indicator shows that K is at 55, D is at 67, and J is at 30, indicating a slight correction before a new rise. The current OBV is 21,134, reflecting a volume accumulation in favor of buyers after the drop over the last 7 days, during which Bitcoin has declined by about 2.02%, and over the last month, it has risen by about 10.16%. An important support level is at $103,000; if the price holds above this in the coming hours, it supports the upward movement. The first resistance is at $105,000 - $106,000, and if this area is breached, the price will reach $108,000. If the price breaks below $102,000, it could see a correction to the levels of $100,000 - $98,000. The overall technical situation encourages gradual rises as long as the main drivers keep the price above support. In the medium term, if the price stabilizes above $105,000 for two days, we might see a new target at $115,000 within two weeks. Our short-term expectations: a slight correction to $103,000 before attempting a rebound upward. Traders need to monitor the level of $101,500 to protect their assets. God knows best, and I lean towards the bullish scenario.

$BTC

The relationship between Trump and Elon Musk ended dramatically. Musk came out and said strong words against a fundamental law that Trump was supporting and also hinted at having connections to Epstein's files, and this issue is very sensitive especially in the White House. The result? The stock market and investor enthusiasm were affected, especially the crypto market which is always swayed by political moods. Influencers and big investors want stability, and when there is a public dispute between a political leader and a powerful man like Musk, morale shakes. When many people fear the impact of the law on business, they rush to sell or reduce their investments, which creates a volatile situation in the market, whether it be bonds, technology company stocks, or even digital currencies. The market is very much affected by the news, and Musk's words carry significant weight. If they expect the new laws to pressure digital currencies, we might see sell-off pressure and losses. Confidence is fundamental in any investment, and when confidence is shaken due to political and commercial disputes, investors tend to abandon high-risk assets first. Ultimately, the effect appears in decreased liquidity and increased volatility, all of which threatens market growth and makes investors feel anxious. Many experts also warn that if the dispute continues, it could affect banks' confidence in lending to tech companies. This will naturally tip the scales toward selling and lead to further price declines.

#CircleIPO Circle, which is behind one of the most famous stablecoins in the world, USDC, has officially announced its intention to go public on the American stock exchange. This is a significant sign that crypto is getting closer and closer to the traditional financial system.
This offering could change the game because it allows a major crypto company to receive a stamp of approval from the official market. What does that mean? It means transparency, regulation, and credibility, all in a world where people have been skeptical for a while!
Investors will now have the opportunity to own a part of a company that manages a stablecoin with a trading volume reaching billions daily. This opens the door for other companies in the field to think the same way.
But at the same time, the offering could put Circle under greater pressure from regulatory bodies, especially in America, which is tightening regulations on crypto these days.
If the offering is successful, it will be a qualitative leap not only for Circle but for the entire cryptocurrency market.

Choosing between Centralized Exchanges (CEX) and Decentralized Exchanges (DEX) is an important factor for any trader.
Centralized exchanges are characterized by ease of use, high liquidity, support for many currencies, and clear regulations along with additional services, which is an important point in your evaluation. However, the risks are that assets may be frozen if regulatory issues or hacks occur.
On the other hand, decentralized exchanges give you complete control over your private keys and relatively higher security since there are no central entities controlling you, but their liquidity is lower and the user experience requires a better understanding of blockchain and dealing with smart wallets. Gas fees are fundamental considerations that you need to keep in mind.

Personally, I prefer CEX for quick trades when it is important to achieve instant execution and high liquidity, especially with large amounts or low-volume currencies. However, if I need privacy and complete control over my funds or if I like to try new projects away from regulatory constraints, I find DEX to be an excellent solution.

When choosing between the two, I look at liquidity size, technical and regulatory security, fees, and ease of deposit and withdrawal. Additionally, the platform's reputation, technical support, interface usability, and the reputation of the protocols I work with.

If you are new to decentralized exchanges, it is advisable to start with small amounts and learn how to use decentralized wallets properly, ensure you understand the fees before any transaction, and keep your keys safely offline.