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👉 Lesson 16
by #Hamayoon_1
📌 How to Use the Market’s Quiet Phase Correctly
🔹 The quiet phase is a decision zone
During this phase, the market is not weak — it is deciding the next direction.
Large orders are absorbed slowly and quietly.
🔹 What NOT to do
During consolidation:
Don’t trade the middle of the range
Don’t chase every candle
Don’t trust weak or fast breakouts
🔹 What TO do
✔️ Mark the upper and lower boundaries of the range
✔️ Wait for a breakout with acceptance
✔️ Keep position size small
✔️ Enter only after confirmation
🔹 Signs the quiet phase is ending
Gradual increase in volume
Stronger candles in one direction
No deep pullbacks after the break
🧠 Key Rule – Lesson 16
Market silence is dangerous for impatient traders
and an opportunity for patient ones.
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Why Did Gold and Bitcoin Experience a Sharp Drop Today, and Why Is Gold Still Falling? 🔻

🔹 Key market factors today:
• Bitcoin traded above $90,000 but faced low liquidity and technical resistance, leading to a pullback
• Tech stocks and global indices were under pressure, increasing risk-off sentiment
• Some altcoins, like Polkadot (DOT), underperformed the broader crypto market
• Asian markets rose while precious metals experienced high volatility, causing capital rotation
• CME raised margin requirements for gold and silver, adding selling pressure
📊 Overall, markets remain in a phase of caution and position adjustments, waiting for clearer signals before the next major move.
📝 Prepared by: #Hamayoon_1
📅 29 December
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📘 Lesson 15 – Using Support & Resistance Zones in Futures Trading (with Current BTC Example)
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🔹 1️⃣ Support Zone
Meaning: A price level where buyers are strong and prevent further decline.
Strategy: When price is near support → Long (buy) is more likely and lower risk.
Realistic Example with BTC Price:
BTC has a key support at 85,000 USD.
Current price ~87,576 USD. If price drops to 85,200 USD and bounces → trader could open a long near 85,000 USD with a stop-loss slightly below support.
🔹 2️⃣ Resistance Zone
Meaning: A price level where sellers are strong and prevent further rise.
Strategy: When price is near resistance → Short (sell) is more likely and lower risk.
Realistic Example with BTC Price:
BTC has a key resistance at 90,000 USD.
Current price 87,576 USD. If price rises to 89,800 USD and reverses → trader could open a short near 90,000 USD with a stop-loss slightly above resistance.
🔹 3️⃣ Breakout & False Breakout
Breakout: When price breaks through support or resistance and a new trend begins.
False Breakout: When price breaks but returns to the previous zone.
Example with BTC Price:
BTC breaks 90,000 USD resistance and reaches 90,500 USD → Breakout (uptrend starts).
After a few hours, it falls back to 89,500 USD → False Breakout
Without a stop-loss, the trader could face losses.
🔹 4️⃣ Combine with OI & Ratio
Note: Support and resistance alone are not enough. If OI and Ratio are high, whales may manipulate positions.
Example with BTC Price:
BTC is near 85,000 USD support, but OI and Ratio are high → long positions could be liquidated.
Even with strong support, use small position sizes or wait.
📝 Prepared by: #Hamayoon_1
📅 29 December
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🔥 Bitcoin Range Analysis 🔥
📌 Bitcoin has been moving for several days within a clear range between $86,000 and $90,000, and it has not yet managed to break out of this zone.
❓ Why is Bitcoin stuck in this range?
🔹 1. Balance between buyers and sellers
In this area, buying and selling pressure are almost equal. Buyers enter near the lower range, while sellers take profits near the upper range.
🔹 2. Liquidity accumulation
The market is collecting liquidity to build enough strength for the next major move (breakout). This phase usually happens before a strong price movement.
🔹 3. Market waiting for a strong catalyst
Large investors (whales) often keep the market ranging while waiting for important news or macroeconomic triggers.
🔹 4. Forcing emotional traders out of the market
Range movement tires impatient traders and pushes weak hands out before the next big move.
⚠️ Conclusion:
This type of movement is not a sign of weakness. It is a sign that the market is preparing for a larger and stronger move.
Once Bitcoin breaks out of this range, the move can be fast and surprising.
📝 Prepared by: #Hamayoon_1
📅 9 December
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⚠️ Now move your stop loss very close
Sudden selling and a sharp drop are possible.
Protect your profit.
Not financial advice.

📘 Lesson 14 – How to Choose Long or Short Using Open Interest & Ratio
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In futures trading, price alone is not enough.
To reduce risk, traders should combine price action with Open Interest (OI) and OI / Market Cap Ratio.
⚠️ This lesson is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.
🔹 What is Open Interest (OI)?
The total number of open futures positions (long + short)
High OI = crowded market
Low OI = light / cleaned market
🔹 What is OI / Market Cap Ratio?
Shows how much leveraged money exists compared to the real market value
High Ratio = higher risk of manipulation and liquidations
Low Ratio = healthier market conditions
📊 Market Scenarios & Trade Bias

🔴 Scenario 1: OI High + Ratio High
Condition: Extremely risky
Too many leveraged positions
Market is ready for liquidation hunts
📌 Trade Bias:
❌ Avoid Long
❌ Avoid Short
✅ Best decision: Wait

🟠 Scenario 2: OI High + Ratio Low
Condition: Crowded but relatively controlled
📌 Trade Bias:
Near resistance → Short bias
Near support → Long bias
✅ Trade only with confirmation
✅ Small position size + tight stop-loss

🟢 Scenario 3: OI Low + Ratio Low
Condition: Healthiest market state
📌 Trade Bias:
Near support → Long is more reasonable
Near resistance → Short is more reasonable
✅ Best environment for planned trades

🟡 Scenario 4: OI Low + Ratio High
Condition: Deceptive and volatile
📌 Trade Bias:
Fast and sharp moves in both directions
Direction is unreliable
✅ Suitable only for short-term scalping
✅ Very tight stop-loss required
⚖️ Balanced Market (OI ≈ Ratio)
Condition: Market is undecided
📌 Trade Bias:
➡️ No clear direction
✅ Best action: Stay patient
🧠 Golden Rule
OI and Ratio do not tell you the direction
They tell you when NOT to trade
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Daily Trading Lesson – Episode 13
by #Hamayoon_1
📌 Topic: Difference Between the Initial Move and the Main Move
🎯 Learning Objective
In this lesson, you will learn:
Why the first market move is often misleading
How to distinguish between the initial move and the real move
How to avoid entering too early and getting stopped out
🔍 What Is the Initial Move?
The initial move is usually the market’s first reaction to:
A key level
News
Sudden emotion
This move is often:
Fast and emotional
Driven by impatient traders
Lacking real confirmation
📌 Its purpose is usually testing and trapping, not starting a real trend.
🔍 What Is the Main Move?
The main move starts after:
Market testing is completed
Stops and liquidations are cleared
One side of the market becomes weak
This move is:
More stable and directional
With fewer deep pullbacks
Supported by real volume
📌 This reflects the market’s real decision.
📊 Key Difference
❗ The first move is often a trap
✅ The real move comes after patience
🧠 Golden Rule – Lesson 13
Don’t rush into the first move.
Wait for the market to reveal the real direction.
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↗️Daily Trading Lesson – Episode 13
by #Hamayoon_1
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🐳 Everything Is Ready for an Uptrend — This Is Just Whale Manipulation
💡 All signals are bullish, but price is being held down on purpose
📌 Market Overview
• Higher timeframe structure: Bullish
• Fundamentals: Strong & positive
• Liquidity: High
• Retail sentiment: Fear, frustration, hopelessness
➡️ Even with all bullish conditions, price is not moving up yet
🎯 What is really happening?
This is not weakness ❌
This is smart money manipulation 🐳
Whales are:
Holding the price down
Creating fake breakdowns
Hunting stop-losses
Spreading fear in the market
📉 Their main goal: 👉 Make people tired and hopeless
👉 Force traders to sell Bitcoin and assets at low prices
👉 Accumulate quietly and cheaply
🐳 Why do whales do this?
1️⃣ They need cheap liquidity
2️⃣ They want sellers, not buyers
3️⃣ Accumulation happens in silence
4️⃣ After accumulation → the real uptrend begins
🔍 Clear Signs of Manipulation
✅ Strong supports are holding
✅ Long wicks (stop hunts)
✅ Bad news but no real breakdown
✅ Funding rates & sentiment extremely negative
✅ Everyone says: “The market is dead”
⚠️ This phase is usually the last stage before expansion
📈 What comes next?
• Whales finish accumulation
• Price moves fast and aggressively
• Late buyers chase the move
• Sellers regret selling low
💥 Bitcoin will surprise many people
⚠️ Lesson
❌ Don’t sell in fear
❌ Don’t trade emotionally
❌ Don’t trust manipulation candles
✅ Be patient
✅ Think like smart money
✅ Accumulate near fear, not euphoria
🧠 Those who sell now will buy back higher
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📘 Daily Trading Lesson – Episode 12
December 24, 2025 by #Hamayoon_1
How Does the Market Test Before the main Move?
🎯 Lesson Objective
In this lesson, you will learn:
Why the market becomes confusing before a big move
Why most traders get eliminated just before the main move
What exactly the market is testing and why
🔍 What is “Market Testing”?
Before any major move (up or down), the market needs to collect liquidity.
Liquidity includes:
Stop losses
Liquidations
Emotional long and short order
📌 Without liquidity, a big move is not possible.
That’s why the market enters a testing phase before the main move.
🧠 What Exactly Does the Market Test?

1️⃣ Trader Patience
The market wants to know:
Who is impatient
Who enters on the first small movement
Impatient traders = easy targets.
2️⃣ Stop Levels
Most traders place:
Long stops below support
Short stops above resistance
The market intentionally touches these levels.
3️⃣ Strength of Buyers and Sellers
The market tests with small moves:
Does the buyer have real strength?
Or is it just hype?
🔹 Real Market Testing Methods (Conceptual Examples)
🔸 Method 1: Fake Breakout
Price breaks resistance
Everyone thinks, “Breakout happened!”
Long positions open
❗ Suddenly, price reverses.
📌 Purpose:
Trigger long positions
Hit stop losses
Collect liquidity
🔸 Method 2: Quick Dump or Pump and Reversal
Example:
Market moves 5–10% in a few minutes
Then calms down
📌 Purpose:
Scare some traders
Make others greedy
It’s not the start of the main trend, just a market test
🔸 Method 3: Long Range (Exhaustion)
Market moves up and down for hours or days but doesn’t go anywhere.
📌 Purpose:
Tire out traders
Force them to exit wrongly
🔸 Method 4: Multiple Tests of a Level
A support or resistance is touched 3–4 times.
📌 Each time:
Orders become weaker
More stop losses collected
Then the main move happens.
⚠️ Very Common Trader Mistakes
Entering on the first move
Trusting a single strong candle
Thinking “this time it’s different”
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📘 Daily Trading Lesson – Episode 11
December 22, 2025 by #Hamayoon_1
💡 Deep Basis – Large Gap Between Spot and Futures Prices
🎯 Lesson Objective
Learn what it means when the price gap between spot and futures becomes very large:
• Why we should not rush
• When waiting is the best strategy
• What message the market is sending
📌 Market Situation (Real Example – BEAT)
• Spot / Index price: 4.07
• Futures price: 4.70
📈 Result:
A deep basis gap in BEAT
This means BEAT futures are trading at a large premium compared to the spot market.
🔍 What does this situation show?
1️⃣ Strong short pressure
Traders are selling futures cheap, expecting the price to drop further.
2️⃣ Sellers control the market
Shorts are dominant, and downward pressure is still strong.
3️⃣ Market not ready for longs
Entering a long now is risky, as the correction is likely not complete.
⚠️ Why we don’t rush into positions here
If we enter too fast:
• A pullback becomes more likely
• The basis can expand further before correcting
• Late entries = higher risk and stop-outs
📌 In this situation, waiting is a strategy, not weakness.
⏳ When does waiting end?
We wait for these signs:
✔️ The basis starts to shrink
✔️ Futures price moves closer to spot
✔️ Long pressure weakens
✔️ The market shows balance
Only then do we move into the decision phase.
🧠 Golden Rule – Lesson 11
❗ When the gap between spot and futures is very large,
the market has not made its final decision yet.
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📌 A Reminder for Traders
Some people give instant long or short signals just to earn commission or fees, without proper analysis.
⚠️ In reality, every signal requires analysis.
A responsible signal should take at least 10–15 minutes of chart review, confirmation, and market context.
📊 Proper analysis includes:
Market structure
Trend direction
Key support & resistance levels
Volume and liquidity

Risk management
🚫 Giving random signals without analysis can be dangerous and lead to unnecessary losses.
✅ Trade smart, not fast.
Always focus on analysis and risk control, not emotions or quick commissions.
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📘 Daily Trading Lesson – Episode 10
December 17, 2025 by #Hamayoon_1

💡 Fake Breakout – The Trap That Liquidates Traders
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One of the main reasons traders lose money is misunderstanding breakouts.
Not every breakout is real — many are fake breakouts.

🔹 What is a Fake Breakout?
When price breaks a support or resistance level but fails to hold above/below it and quickly returns back inside the range.
📌 The goal is liquidity and stop-loss hunting.

🧠 Why Fake Breakouts happen:
• Emotional entries
• Obvious stop-loss levels
• Low volume markets
• Smart money manipulation

🟢 Bullish Fake Breakout (Long Trap):
• Price moves above resistance
• Traders open longs
• Volume is weak
• No strong candle close
• Price quickly drops back below resistance
📌 Result: Long positions get liquidated

🔴 Bearish Fake Breakout (Short Trap):
• Price breaks below support
• Traders open shorts
• RSI gives no confirmation
• No strong candle close
• Price returns above support
📌 Result: Shorts get trapped

🔑 How to spot Fake Breakouts:
✔️ Wait for confirmation, not the first break
✔️ Check volume
✔️ Use RSI as a filter
✔️ Enter after pullback, not on the break

📊 RSI role in Fake Breakouts:
• Bullish breakout + weak RSI → Warning
• Bearish breakout + RSI divergence → Warning
📌 RSI is a filter, not an entry signal
🧾 Professional rule:
Breakout without confirmation = suspicious
Breakout without volume = dangerous
📌 Final reminder:
Before the real move, the market first removes impatient traders.
🔑 Patience + confirmation = professional trading
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🚨 Market Insight
Capital is flowing back from altcoins into Bitcoin.
📊 This price action suggests BTC is preparing for a strong move.
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