Samuel Franco
Open Trade
High-Frequency Trader
3.6 Years
Especialista em Cripto há 5 anos, analisando mercado, DeFi, Web3 e trading, Spot, futuros, arbitragem e staking. Faço estratégias claras para ganhar grana
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In all honesty, let's talk about something useful. Last week we released a column about $USDC , discussing the so-called 'real Stablecoin,' backed by the dollar and audited. But theory without practice is worth nothing, so let's go to the real world.
Today, what do many people do? They leave their money sitting in reais, earning peanuts, or they throw everything into speculating on altcoins. But with $USDC , there's something different: you can keep it stored in digital dollars and still use it like real money.
Practical example: the Kast card. You transfer USDC directly there and start spending it on debit, at the supermarket, at the gas station, wherever. Without paying absurd IOF, without that bank spread gouge. This means saving some money that used to go down the drain in taxes and hidden fees. Plus, it gives a feeling of using crypto in real life, not just as a blinking chart.
While people still think that crypto is just risky investment, we are already in the phase of using stablecoins to buy bread.
Today, what do many people do? They leave their money sitting in reais, earning peanuts, or they throw everything into speculating on altcoins. But with $USDC , there's something different: you can keep it stored in digital dollars and still use it like real money.
Practical example: the Kast card. You transfer USDC directly there and start spending it on debit, at the supermarket, at the gas station, wherever. Without paying absurd IOF, without that bank spread gouge. This means saving some money that used to go down the drain in taxes and hidden fees. Plus, it gives a feeling of using crypto in real life, not just as a blinking chart.
While people still think that crypto is just risky investment, we are already in the phase of using stablecoins to buy bread.
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#MyTradingStyle is pure flexibility. I like that sniper-like, half-bot vibe. I don't go hunting for tiny scalp profits, but I'm also not a romantic holder who marries a flawed project. I enter swing trades when I see a clear opportunity, but my heart really races for grid bots. I let them work in the range while I live my life. I enjoy doing staking from time to time to secure that passive income, but always with an eye on the chart and the macro calendar. If the market turns, I turn along with it. The motto is simple: protect the capital, win in consistency, and never get too attached.
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The #GENIUSActPass came out of the oven and is already making waves. The U.S. Senate approved the bill that creates the first federal regulatory framework for stablecoins. Now, any issuer will have to prove that they have dollar reserves and publish monthly transparency reports. The market is buzzing because this opens the door for traditional banks to fully engage in the crypto game. But of course, there is controversy. The text has a huge loophole that exempts the Trump family from certain rules, which has already caused an outcry from Democrats and experts. The next step is the House. If it passes, the stablecoin market will never be the same.
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#FOMCMeeting The weather of #FOMCMeeting this week is tense. The market has already confirmed that the Fed will keep the interest rate between 5.25% and 5.50%, but what everyone wants to know is what comes next. Powell will speak on Wednesday and the total focus is on the famous dot plot, which should show fewer interest rate cuts for 2025 than the market had hoped. If the Fed comes out harder in its speech, the dollar could spike and BTC might feel the impact. Those leveraged in crypto should be ready to act. Volatility ahead!
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Next, class… let me tell you what I’m doing here in my travel hustle, just so you can see how the crypto world is, at the very least, genius.
I have my R$4,000 saved up, set aside just for my trip in January to Europe. What would be the traditional path? Letting the money sit idle, rotting in the account, or at most in some life CDB. But here it’s a different story.
The plan is as follows: I’m going to buy Bitcoin with this money now because, you know… we’re in the post-halving, the market is still accumulating, and if BTC decides to take off, it’s better to be in. Of course… I won’t be reckless either. I’m going to do an arrangement of 80% in $BTC and 20% in emergency reserve because we have to respect risk management.
After buying, I’m going to put this $BTC in a DeFi pool or in some Earn strategy, just to let it yield me something while I wait for time to pass.
And then… comes the magic: come January, instead of spending my $BTC , I simply take a flexible loan on Binance, using the BTC itself as collateral. I take the amount I need, pay the lowest possible interest, enjoy my trip peacefully… and my Bitcoin? It stays there… intact… potentially appreciating even more.
In summary: I don’t spend my capital, I still generate some income until then, and I travel with other people’s money (with very low interest, of course).
In the end, those who work properly in crypto live better. That’s the reality.
I have my R$4,000 saved up, set aside just for my trip in January to Europe. What would be the traditional path? Letting the money sit idle, rotting in the account, or at most in some life CDB. But here it’s a different story.
The plan is as follows: I’m going to buy Bitcoin with this money now because, you know… we’re in the post-halving, the market is still accumulating, and if BTC decides to take off, it’s better to be in. Of course… I won’t be reckless either. I’m going to do an arrangement of 80% in $BTC and 20% in emergency reserve because we have to respect risk management.
After buying, I’m going to put this $BTC in a DeFi pool or in some Earn strategy, just to let it yield me something while I wait for time to pass.
And then… comes the magic: come January, instead of spending my $BTC , I simply take a flexible loan on Binance, using the BTC itself as collateral. I take the amount I need, pay the lowest possible interest, enjoy my trip peacefully… and my Bitcoin? It stays there… intact… potentially appreciating even more.
In summary: I don’t spend my capital, I still generate some income until then, and I travel with other people’s money (with very low interest, of course).
In the end, those who work properly in crypto live better. That’s the reality.
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#MetaplanetBTCPurchase Mano… did you see what Metaplanet did? These guys are in "Japanese Michael Saylor" mode.
For those who are not in the loop: Metaplanet, a company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, just bought $159,524,340,096 million in Bitcoin. And this is not the first time... they had been loading up their cart for a few months and now decided to go all in.
The craziest part? The company's stock skyrocketed after the purchase. Like... it rose almost 10% in one day. The market there reacted like a rock band fan when a new album drops.
What does this show? That BTC is becoming a reserve currency even for traditional Japanese companies. Their argument is the same as always: "hedge against inflation, cash diversification, protection against yen devaluation."
And let's be real... if Japan, with all its bureaucracy, is allowing companies to buy Bitcoin and the market is liking it... my friend, the game is changing.
Get ready... soon this trend will catch on here too.
For those who are not in the loop: Metaplanet, a company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, just bought $159,524,340,096 million in Bitcoin. And this is not the first time... they had been loading up their cart for a few months and now decided to go all in.
The craziest part? The company's stock skyrocketed after the purchase. Like... it rose almost 10% in one day. The market there reacted like a rock band fan when a new album drops.
What does this show? That BTC is becoming a reserve currency even for traditional Japanese companies. Their argument is the same as always: "hedge against inflation, cash diversification, protection against yen devaluation."
And let's be real... if Japan, with all its bureaucracy, is allowing companies to buy Bitcoin and the market is liking it... my friend, the game is changing.
Get ready... soon this trend will catch on here too.
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#VietnamCryptoPolicy Guys, Vietnam has decided to meddle in the crypto world for real. Until now, they were in that scheme of 'it's not prohibited... but it's also not allowed.' Like that friend who shows up at the party uninvited, but no one kicks him out.
Now, they are seriously talking about creating an official policy to regulate the market. Why? Simple: people there are using crypto like water. Vietnam is one of the countries with the most people operating, playing play-to-earn, farming, trading... they live on the blockchain.
The government, of course, has already realized that they are losing tax revenue from all this and now wants to bring order. But the fear of the people is that classic situation: instead of organizing, they will impose a bunch of absurd rules and ruin the fun.
If they do it right, Vietnam could become a crypto powerhouse in Asia. If they mess it up... it will just be another country scaring off investors.
Now, they are seriously talking about creating an official policy to regulate the market. Why? Simple: people there are using crypto like water. Vietnam is one of the countries with the most people operating, playing play-to-earn, farming, trading... they live on the blockchain.
The government, of course, has already realized that they are losing tax revenue from all this and now wants to bring order. But the fear of the people is that classic situation: instead of organizing, they will impose a bunch of absurd rules and ruin the fun.
If they do it right, Vietnam could become a crypto powerhouse in Asia. If they mess it up... it will just be another country scaring off investors.
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Do you know when we are playing in the playground and suddenly two boys start fighting badly? Everyone stops, gets scared, and no one wants to play near them anymore. It was kind of like that with the price of cryptocurrencies when the conflict between Israel and Iran began.
A lot of people thought the price of Bitcoin would go up, right? Because when there's chaos in governments, people rush to crypto thinking it's safer. But this time it was different. Why? Because when the fight is too big, people become afraid of everything! No one wants to invest in anything risky, not in $BTC , not in $SOL , not in $ETH . Everyone just wants to save their money and stay quiet waiting for the dust to settle.
And there's another thing: since the problem was right in the Middle East, near Israel, the people there who had money in crypto started selling to have quick cash, like to buy tickets, food, or to protect themselves. Then the price of the coins there fell even more.
So that's it... sometimes, when the world gets really crazy, the market does the opposite of what we think. It gets scared, closes up, and only comes back to play once everything calms down.
Now let's wait for the fight to pass to see if the price goes back up!
A lot of people thought the price of Bitcoin would go up, right? Because when there's chaos in governments, people rush to crypto thinking it's safer. But this time it was different. Why? Because when the fight is too big, people become afraid of everything! No one wants to invest in anything risky, not in $BTC , not in $SOL , not in $ETH . Everyone just wants to save their money and stay quiet waiting for the dust to settle.
And there's another thing: since the problem was right in the Middle East, near Israel, the people there who had money in crypto started selling to have quick cash, like to buy tickets, food, or to protect themselves. Then the price of the coins there fell even more.
So that's it... sometimes, when the world gets really crazy, the market does the opposite of what we think. It gets scared, closes up, and only comes back to play once everything calms down.
Now let's wait for the fight to pass to see if the price goes back up!
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#TrumpBTCTreasury Boy… the crypto internet is on fire with this story about Trump wanting to turn Bitcoin into a kind of "treasury reserve" for the U.S. It's not a meme. During one of the recent rallies, the man stated that if elected, he would officially consider Bitcoin as part of the American Treasury reserves.
In practice, this would be a historic milestone. Just imagine… the government of the United States, which has always been cautious with Bitcoin, now investing public money in BTC like it currently does with gold and the dollar? The impact of this on the market would be surreal. BTC would gain a huge institutional stamp, and surely, the price would feel it.
Of course, many people are saying it's just campaign rhetoric to please the crypto audience and generate headlines. And it makes sense… Trump is targeting the young and more libertarian electorate, who like crypto precisely because it is decentralized and anti-establishment.
Will it really happen? No one knows. But just the fact that the topic is on the table is already a sign that BTC is starting to move beyond being just a niche asset and beginning to play in the big leagues.
In practice, this would be a historic milestone. Just imagine… the government of the United States, which has always been cautious with Bitcoin, now investing public money in BTC like it currently does with gold and the dollar? The impact of this on the market would be surreal. BTC would gain a huge institutional stamp, and surely, the price would feel it.
Of course, many people are saying it's just campaign rhetoric to please the crypto audience and generate headlines. And it makes sense… Trump is targeting the young and more libertarian electorate, who like crypto precisely because it is decentralized and anti-establishment.
Will it really happen? No one knows. But just the fact that the topic is on the table is already a sign that BTC is starting to move beyond being just a niche asset and beginning to play in the big leagues.
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#CryptoFees101 One of the most surprising aspects of the crypto world is the fees. And, man, they exist everywhere: to buy, to sell, to transfer, to breathe… almost that.
The most well-known is the network fee, which goes directly to miners or validators. In the case of Ethereum, for example, this is called gas fee. Some days it’s fine, but there are times when it feels like a toll on a privatized road. In Solana or Avalanche, the fees are much gentler.
Additionally, there’s the broker fee, which can occur both at the time of the transaction and during withdrawal. Centralized brokers like Binance or OKX tend to charge less on their own network, but if you withdraw to another network like ERC20, it can hurt your wallet.
And if you use DeFi? Then it’s good to look closely because there are swap fees, slippage fees, protocol fees… the key is to study well where you’re entering.
Summary of the situation: if you’re not careful, you can lose a good amount just in fees. That’s why you should always compare networks, check the time of day with less traffic, and understand what you’re paying. Fees are like that cover charge at a restaurant that nobody asked for. Only those who mess up pay.
The most well-known is the network fee, which goes directly to miners or validators. In the case of Ethereum, for example, this is called gas fee. Some days it’s fine, but there are times when it feels like a toll on a privatized road. In Solana or Avalanche, the fees are much gentler.
Additionally, there’s the broker fee, which can occur both at the time of the transaction and during withdrawal. Centralized brokers like Binance or OKX tend to charge less on their own network, but if you withdraw to another network like ERC20, it can hurt your wallet.
And if you use DeFi? Then it’s good to look closely because there are swap fees, slippage fees, protocol fees… the key is to study well where you’re entering.
Summary of the situation: if you’re not careful, you can lose a good amount just in fees. That’s why you should always compare networks, check the time of day with less traffic, and understand what you’re paying. Fees are like that cover charge at a restaurant that nobody asked for. Only those who mess up pay.
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#TradingMistakes101 Man, if there’s one thing that separates the lucky trader from the consistent trader, it’s learning from mistakes. And look... everyone has stumbled on one of these here.
First classic mistake: buying at the top and selling at the bottom. People get excited with the hype, see the coin rising on Twitter, and immediately hit the “Buy” button. Then the market corrects, panic sets in, and... they sell at a loss.
Another serious error is entering without a strategy. The person doesn’t even know if they are going to do day trading, swing trading, or hold. They simply enter thinking they will become the new Warren Buffett of crypto.
There are also those who don’t use stop-loss, or worse: they set the stop too tight and get stopped out all the time. Or the people who ignore risk management and put 100% of their capital into one coin just because they saw a TikTok.
Anyway, the secret is to understand that making mistakes is part of it. You just can't repeat the same mistakes every week. Focus on learning, create a strategy that makes sense for you, and go for it, but calmly. Crypto is not a casino… or at least it shouldn’t be.
First classic mistake: buying at the top and selling at the bottom. People get excited with the hype, see the coin rising on Twitter, and immediately hit the “Buy” button. Then the market corrects, panic sets in, and... they sell at a loss.
Another serious error is entering without a strategy. The person doesn’t even know if they are going to do day trading, swing trading, or hold. They simply enter thinking they will become the new Warren Buffett of crypto.
There are also those who don’t use stop-loss, or worse: they set the stop too tight and get stopped out all the time. Or the people who ignore risk management and put 100% of their capital into one coin just because they saw a TikTok.
Anyway, the secret is to understand that making mistakes is part of it. You just can't repeat the same mistakes every week. Focus on learning, create a strategy that makes sense for you, and go for it, but calmly. Crypto is not a casino… or at least it shouldn’t be.
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Bitcoin in the corporate coffers Is the beast going to catch on now?
Listen to this: more than 60 companies are rushing to include $BTC in their cash reserves, that's right, in corporate value reserves. Among these are even companies that have never had anything to do with crypto, like SharpLink Gaming, SolarBank, and even the Trump Media venture. In total, more than $11.3 billion have been planned since April .
What does this mean? That $BTC is truly becoming mainstream. In the past, it was just the tech owner crowd or the OGs. Now, even the corporate retail crowd is betting on it. Of course, they came in with debt or equity, which could mess up the balance sheet if things go south… but those who follow big capital know that institutions enter heavily and exit strongly.
And this movement has a catch: these guys who just arrived bought at the top. If BTC corrects sharply, they might sell en masse and cause significant turbulence. It's that issue of “institutional enters, but exits quickly if it shakes”. But looking at the long term, this type of adoption tends to consolidate value as a professional risk asset.
Anyway, what do we do with this? A discreet smile and a calculated position. Bitcoin is changing levels, and those who understood this are ahead, even if it's just to ride the next wave.$
Listen to this: more than 60 companies are rushing to include $BTC in their cash reserves, that's right, in corporate value reserves. Among these are even companies that have never had anything to do with crypto, like SharpLink Gaming, SolarBank, and even the Trump Media venture. In total, more than $11.3 billion have been planned since April .
What does this mean? That $BTC is truly becoming mainstream. In the past, it was just the tech owner crowd or the OGs. Now, even the corporate retail crowd is betting on it. Of course, they came in with debt or equity, which could mess up the balance sheet if things go south… but those who follow big capital know that institutions enter heavily and exit strongly.
And this movement has a catch: these guys who just arrived bought at the top. If BTC corrects sharply, they might sell en masse and cause significant turbulence. It's that issue of “institutional enters, but exits quickly if it shakes”. But looking at the long term, this type of adoption tends to consolidate value as a professional risk asset.
Anyway, what do we do with this? A discreet smile and a calculated position. Bitcoin is changing levels, and those who understood this are ahead, even if it's just to ride the next wave.$
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#CryptoCharts101 Man, if you're getting into crypto and haven't looked at the charts yet, it's like trying to play truco without knowing the rules. The crypto charts are where the magic happens, or rather, where people try to predict if they will make a gain or just get burned.
The basics are understanding the candles: each one shows the opening price, closing price, high, and low in a period (it can be 1h, 4h, 1 day, etc). Green means it went up, red means it went down — simple. Then there are supports and resistances, which are those ranges where the price usually stops or takes a hit.
In addition, there are moving averages, RSI, MACD, and everything else... but listen, you don’t need to become a professional trader. Just learning the basics will help you get better at trades and stop buying just on hype.
At the end of the day, a chart isn't a crystal ball, but it's like a treasure map — if you know how to read it properly, you can avoid a lot of pitfalls.
The basics are understanding the candles: each one shows the opening price, closing price, high, and low in a period (it can be 1h, 4h, 1 day, etc). Green means it went up, red means it went down — simple. Then there are supports and resistances, which are those ranges where the price usually stops or takes a hit.
In addition, there are moving averages, RSI, MACD, and everything else... but listen, you don’t need to become a professional trader. Just learning the basics will help you get better at trades and stop buying just on hype.
At the end of the day, a chart isn't a crystal ball, but it's like a treasure map — if you know how to read it properly, you can avoid a lot of pitfalls.
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#TradingPairs101 Next, if you really want to trade crypto, you need to understand the basics of trading pairs. Like, sometimes people think you can only swap BTC for real currency and that's it. Not at all, my friend. Trading pairs are like the menu at a bar: there’s everything, and each one serves a different moment.
When you see something like ETH/BTC, it means you’re exchanging Ethereum for Bitcoin, got it? The first currency is the one you’re selling, the second is the one you’re receiving. Now imagine you want to sell Solana, but there’s no direct pair with BRL. Then you do SOL/USDT, and then USDT/BRL. Simple maneuvering.
And why is this important? Because some pairs are more liquid, with lower fees, and higher volume. If you trade properly, this turns into profit in your pocket. So don’t think that any pair will do. Knowing how to choose a pair is like knowing how to order a cold beer: it changes everything in the experience.
When you see something like ETH/BTC, it means you’re exchanging Ethereum for Bitcoin, got it? The first currency is the one you’re selling, the second is the one you’re receiving. Now imagine you want to sell Solana, but there’s no direct pair with BRL. Then you do SOL/USDT, and then USDT/BRL. Simple maneuvering.
And why is this important? Because some pairs are more liquid, with lower fees, and higher volume. If you trade properly, this turns into profit in your pocket. So don’t think that any pair will do. Knowing how to choose a pair is like knowing how to order a cold beer: it changes everything in the experience.
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#CryptoSecurity101 Mano, if there's one thing that people underestimate, it's security in the crypto world. Have you seen someone lose everything because they clicked on a weird link on X or fell for a "free airdrop" scam? That's right. Security in crypto is like a bulletproof vest: if you don't have it, you're going to get shot sooner or later.
The basics? Enable two-factor authentication, set up a cold wallet to store your more valuable assets, and never, ever share your seed phrase. Like, not even with your mom.
Another thing: be suspicious of promises of easy money. If someone offers you fixed returns, guaranteed profits, or invites you to a group of "secret traders" on Telegram... run because it's a trap, buddy.
And look, crypto is freedom, but freedom comes with responsibility. Protect your earnings, because in this game, those who sleep on the job wake up with no balance.
The basics? Enable two-factor authentication, set up a cold wallet to store your more valuable assets, and never, ever share your seed phrase. Like, not even with your mom.
Another thing: be suspicious of promises of easy money. If someone offers you fixed returns, guaranteed profits, or invites you to a group of "secret traders" on Telegram... run because it's a trap, buddy.
And look, crypto is freedom, but freedom comes with responsibility. Protect your earnings, because in this game, those who sleep on the job wake up with no balance.
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#Liquidity101 Do you know when you try to sell an altcoin and it seems like nobody wants to buy? Well, that’s a lack of liquidity, man. Liquidity is basically how easy and quick it is to convert an asset into cash without losing value. Like, Bitcoin is super liquid: there are always people buying and selling, the spread (difference between buying and selling) is small, and trading flows smoothly. But some ghost altcoins… you list them for sale and just stand there.
Now, think with me: liquidity is everything for those who trade. If the asset is illiquid, you might even have a good profit on paper, but you’ll struggle to realize it. That’s why, before getting into a coin, besides looking at the chart, take a look at the trading volume and the depth of the order book. Because good profit is profit that hits the account, not just something that looks good on the screen.
Now, think with me: liquidity is everything for those who trade. If the asset is illiquid, you might even have a good profit on paper, but you’ll struggle to realize it. That’s why, before getting into a coin, besides looking at the chart, take a look at the trading volume and the depth of the order book. Because good profit is profit that hits the account, not just something that looks good on the screen.
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Looks like the altcoins decided to take a vacation, right? Prices took a nosedive, and now there are people thinking the crypto world is going to end. Calm down. Breathe. This could just be that classic correction after some insane highs we've seen in the last few months.
The $BTC exploded, pulled everyone with it, and now everyone is cashing out profits. And when the $BTC starts to dominate the conversation, the money that was spread across the altcoins all comes back to it. It's like that group of friends that only listens to the most talkative one at the table. People get scared, cash out their chips, and hold where they feel safer.
And there's also the talk from the foreigners, right? The US is trying to bring order to the house with that bill to regulate digital assets. That creates a lot of fear in the short term. But in the long run? It could even be positive. But the market people are anxious, right? They hear the word "regulation" and immediately start selling.
Now, the thing is this: do you think the price dropped? Study the project, see if it has fundamentals, and if it's solid, take advantage of the clearance sale. Because in crypto, those who can withstand the storm are the ones who get the best deals later.
So, did you hold on or jump ship?
The $BTC exploded, pulled everyone with it, and now everyone is cashing out profits. And when the $BTC starts to dominate the conversation, the money that was spread across the altcoins all comes back to it. It's like that group of friends that only listens to the most talkative one at the table. People get scared, cash out their chips, and hold where they feel safer.
And there's also the talk from the foreigners, right? The US is trying to bring order to the house with that bill to regulate digital assets. That creates a lot of fear in the short term. But in the long run? It could even be positive. But the market people are anxious, right? They hear the word "regulation" and immediately start selling.
Now, the thing is this: do you think the price dropped? Study the project, see if it has fundamentals, and if it's solid, take advantage of the clearance sale. Because in crypto, those who can withstand the storm are the ones who get the best deals later.
So, did you hold on or jump ship?
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#OrderTypes101 Bora simplify this talk about buy and sell orders? Because, look... understanding the types of orders is halfway to stop losing money over silly mistakes.
Let's start with the market order. It's the one you place, and the system executes it at the price that is rolling at that moment. It's quick, practical, but sometimes you end up paying more without realizing it, especially in pairs with low liquidity.
Then comes the limit order. Here you set the exact price you want to buy or sell. Like: "I want to buy Solana only when it hits 150 dollars." And that's it, the system keeps your order until it reaches that price. Good for those who have patience and want to pay exactly.
And there are also the stop-limit and stop-market orders, which is where things start to get tangled. These are used to protect positions. You activate the order when the price hits a certain value. Like: "if BTC drops to 102 thousand, sell everything on the market." It's a shield against dumps.
Moral of the story? Knowing how to use the right types of orders prevents losses and improves your profit in the long run. If you're getting into the game, learn this before you start clicking on "buy" like a desperate person. The market doesn't forgive mistakes.
Let's start with the market order. It's the one you place, and the system executes it at the price that is rolling at that moment. It's quick, practical, but sometimes you end up paying more without realizing it, especially in pairs with low liquidity.
Then comes the limit order. Here you set the exact price you want to buy or sell. Like: "I want to buy Solana only when it hits 150 dollars." And that's it, the system keeps your order until it reaches that price. Good for those who have patience and want to pay exactly.
And there are also the stop-limit and stop-market orders, which is where things start to get tangled. These are used to protect positions. You activate the order when the price hits a certain value. Like: "if BTC drops to 102 thousand, sell everything on the market." It's a shield against dumps.
Moral of the story? Knowing how to use the right types of orders prevents losses and improves your profit in the long run. If you're getting into the game, learn this before you start clicking on "buy" like a desperate person. The market doesn't forgive mistakes.
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#CEXvsDEX101 Let's go, straight talk: which is better — CEX or DEX? The truth is there’s no single answer, it all depends on what you want and how you behave in the market.
CEX (centralized), like Binance, OKX, KuCoin, are the spot for people who want high liquidity, ease, and speed. You deposit there, make a quick trade, withdraw in seconds, and everything is fine. Plus, the user support, resembling a digital bank, helps those who are just starting out.
On the other hand, DEX (decentralized), like Uniswap, PancakeSwap, or Jupiter (in the case of Solana), are the heart of the true Web3. Here, no one holds your money, there’s no annoying KYC, and you swap tokens directly from your wallet, with total autonomy. But, of course, you need to understand a bit more, deal with slippage, gas fees, rug pulls, and lower liquidity in smaller pairs.
In the end, the ideal is to use both wisely. Quick and direct trade? Go with CEX. Want to try new tokens, do farming, or just be 100% sovereign? Go with DEX. Choose what makes the most sense for your strategy — and study both, because the market is wild.
CEX (centralized), like Binance, OKX, KuCoin, are the spot for people who want high liquidity, ease, and speed. You deposit there, make a quick trade, withdraw in seconds, and everything is fine. Plus, the user support, resembling a digital bank, helps those who are just starting out.
On the other hand, DEX (decentralized), like Uniswap, PancakeSwap, or Jupiter (in the case of Solana), are the heart of the true Web3. Here, no one holds your money, there’s no annoying KYC, and you swap tokens directly from your wallet, with total autonomy. But, of course, you need to understand a bit more, deal with slippage, gas fees, rug pulls, and lower liquidity in smaller pairs.
In the end, the ideal is to use both wisely. Quick and direct trade? Go with CEX. Want to try new tokens, do farming, or just be 100% sovereign? Go with DEX. Choose what makes the most sense for your strategy — and study both, because the market is wild.
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The market is something else, right? And if you think you've missed the boat, take a breath. We’re just at the beginning of a good mess. The other day I was chatting with some buddies and the question came up: “So, what’s on the radar now that you can get into without selling a kidney?”
The first name that came to mind was Solaxy. Man, this thing is a Layer 2 of Solana that came in kicking down the door. Transactions are flying, fees are super low, and they’re bringing in some serious partnerships. It smells like an Airdrop is coming, you know? And those who get in before the crowd usually do well.
The second one on the list is the BTC BULL, a badass memecoin, but with a purpose. There's staking that yields nicely and a bunch of outsiders pouring money into the project. Could it just be hype? Sure. But a memecoin that sticks with a strong community, my brother, can explode out of nowhere.
Now, straight talk, don’t go crazy and throw in everything you have. Take it easy, study the project, see who’s behind it, and check if it makes sense for you. In the end, crypto is all about… calculated risk, cool-headedness, and faith.
The market is something else, right? And if you think you've missed the boat, take a breath. We’re just at the beginning of a good mess. The other day I was chatting with some buddies and the question came up: “So, what’s on the radar now that you can get into without selling a kidney?”
The first name that came to mind was Solaxy. Man, this thing is a Layer 2 of Solana that came in kicking down the door. Transactions are flying, fees are super low, and they’re bringing in some serious partnerships. It smells like an Airdrop is coming, you know? And those who get in before the crowd usually do well.
The second one on the list is the BTC BULL, a badass memecoin, but with a purpose. There's staking that yields nicely and a bunch of outsiders pouring money into the project. Could it just be hype? Sure. But a memecoin that sticks with a strong community, my brother, can explode out of nowhere.
Now, straight talk, don’t go crazy and throw in everything you have. Take it easy, study the project, see who’s behind it, and check if it makes sense for you. In the end, crypto is all about… calculated risk, cool-headedness, and faith.
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