There are only three types of entry points. Choose one to stick with for life.
No matter how sophisticated your technical analysis is, there are essentially only three types of entries. If you’re unclear about which one you use, you’ll keep wavering.
① Breakout entry (capture the start of a trend)
Enter immediately when price breaks through a key level on high volume.
Pros: Captures the biggest part of the move and makes it less likely you’ll miss out
Cons: Low win rate, many false breakouts, and stops are easily swept
Best for: One-way trending markets and assets with clear volume
Key point:

GM Saiyans! 🙌
“You don’t need to prove your strength to everyone. The greatest battles are often the ones you fight in silence.”
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$BTC : $75.816
$ETH : $2.235
#BTC Fear & Greed Index: 28
#Bitcoin Dominance: 60%

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A truckload of chips worth over 70 million was being discreetly transported in a food truck, and then the truck, the driver, and the chips all disappeared. 😂
That’s fucking surreal!
I can only say that the two kinds of people who are always at the forefront of the times and make the fastest progress are:
A hacker.
A mobster.

I see you all worrying about this Bot's usage every day
I don't think I've ever used up my Grok @bot quota
The Bot's video generation seems to use up the quota fastest, but its AI videos are complete garbage. Grok Bot is great at everything except making videos

Position size is the only thing you can control 100% in the market
Think about it: what can you actually control in trading?
Direction? You can't control it—you have no idea who will buy or sell in the next second
The market? You can't control it—news, macro factors, market makers, all outside your control
Stop-loss? Partly controllable—wicks, gaps, and slippage can all make you stop out at a worse price
Take-profit? Even less controllable; you can only guess how far it will go
The only thing you can be 100% sure of when you press the button is: how much I put in.
And this one thing you can co

How do you choose the right timeframe for BTC trading?

In BTC trading, many people switch back and forth between different timeframes every day. One moment they’re looking at 15-minute candlesticks for short-term opportunities; the next, they’re opening a 4-hour chart to try to gauge the swing trend. When they see a pullback on the daily chart, they start questioning their trading direction.

In fact, different timeframes represent different trading strategies. Choosing a timeframe that suits you is more important than blindly pursuing more trading opportunities.

First, long-term trading mai

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SanDisk Trading Plan for Next Week

Last Thursday, SanDisk saw what could be called a crash-like drop. Technically, on the weekly chart, it is in a Wave 2 correction after a major five-wave advance, and is currently in the second downward wave of the corrective move. On the daily chart, it plunged on heavy volume last Thursday, then rebounded on lower volume Friday, closing with a moderately bullish candle. A bearish continuation is more likely, and it may continue to fall early next week. My trading plan is as follows:

1. SanDisk short:

Planned entry: around 85

$ZEC Current price: 1263.17, 24H -4.71% (1235.00–1330.10). 1H is weak, with RSI 45.98/EMA20 1267.45, support at 1235.00/resistance at 1330.00; 4H is weak, with RSI 45.78/EMA20 1279.44, support at 1213.56/resistance at 1387.89. Both the 1H and 4H structures are weak. A sustained move above the 1330.00 resistance would be meaningful; a break below the 1235.00 support would signal further weakness. Review whether price holds above 1330 and reclaims 1235 after losing it; the volume ratio is 0.34x, and the setup is invalid without confirmation from market participation. High market volatility; for

$BCH The way it’s falling today isn’t surprising. I don’t care how much it drops; I’m watching to see whether anyone steps in to catch it at 246. When nobody does, day after day, that’s what really hurts. It’s down 5.9% in 24 hours and 13 points this week, but volume is only 80% of normal. There’s not a hint of panic selling—it feels more like people have gone numb. Compared with October? Quite a lot. But looking back 90 days, there’s still a profit, which shows the people selling at this level are simply tired of this stale trade in the “Bitcoin family.” In the past, this price might have bee

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$CHIP Now aggressively shorting, then buying in at $0.00283; short entry price: 0.03407 $CHIP 👇

When the market is good, everyone’s a teacher; when it gets slammed, the real rhythm shows.
November recruitment call: three capital tiers, three strategies—no gambling, no stubborn holding, no blindly following. Last week’s 13 trades, 12 wins are my calling card.
If you get it, stay; join the November swing-trading rhythm. $BTC ‌$ETH ‌

Gm gm fams
the Elon effect is actually ridiculous
one tweet was enough to send this thing flying, put someone $100K+ in profit, and get Frank aping with size
and people still underestimate how much attention drives crypto valuations
in this market, distribution is liquidity bros
attention is the catalyst
and Elon is basically a walking launchpad

This is the kind of design humans can come up with!

The same 1000U can lead to vastly different outcomes, and this 38% surge in $KOMA is the perfect litmus test. The current price is 0.0209, with a 24h low of 0.0149 and a high of 0.0230. With 139.5M in trading volume, people chasing the rally and those waiting for a pullback are about to see their account balances take very different paths.
First cut: entry logic. The current price is already up 40% from the low and only 10% below the high. Going long here is just handing the market makers a knife. My rule: only scale in between 0.0185 and 0.0195. If it falls below 0.0178, admit you're wrong an

| From blowing up to trading consistently, I changed just five things—not by learning a new indicator, but by breaking five bad habits. ① From “looking for opportunities” to “waiting for the right levels.” I used to wake up every day and look for coins, checking whichever ones were going up. Now I wait for a few levels in just two assets. If the price hasn’t reached a level, I don’t trade. The result: I went from 60 trades a month to 8, and my losses were cut in half. ② From “going big when I’m right” to “keeping my position small even when I’m right.” I used to take bigger positions the more

Bought this ping-pong paddle🏓, playing for the second time