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Good morning, and welcome to Day 39. 🛡️
We’ve armed you with analysis tools and market psychology. Now, we must address the dark side of crypto: deliberate scams. The biggest threat to a beginner isn't a market crash—it's having your assets stolen through a "rug pull" or a fake project.
Today is your defensive training. Learning to spot these red flags early is non-negotiable. Let's turn you into a scam detector.
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What is a Rug Pull?
A rug pull is a malicious maneuver where developers abandon a project and run away with investors' funds. It’s like builders taking your deposit for a house, then disappearing overnight, leaving only an empty lot.
They often create hype, attract investment, and then pull the liquidity (the funds that allow trading), making the token worthless and impossible to sell.
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The Red Flag Checklist: Spot Scams Before You Invest
Run any new, exciting project through this filter. If it hits 2+ red flags, walk away.
🚩 Red Flag 1: Anonymous or Fake Developers
· The Sign: The team is completely anonymous or uses fake LinkedIn profiles and stock photos.
· Why It's Dangerous: If no one is publicly accountable, there is nothing stopping them from stealing. "Satoshi Nakamoto" was anonymous for a philosophical reason; a random meme coin team is anonymous to avoid jail.
· Your Move: A legitimate project has a public team with verifiable experience. If you can't find them, don't trust them.
🚩 Red Flag 2: No Real Use Case or Utility
· The Sign: The project's description is pure buzzwords ("revolutionizing Web3 with hyper-deflationary meta-protocols") with no explanation of what it actually does.
· Why It's Dangerous: It has no purpose other than to be traded. Once hype dies, value goes to zero.
· Your Move: Ask: "What problem does this solve?" If you can't get a straight answer, it's a narrative coin at best, a scam at worst.
🚩 Red Flag 3: Sudden, Unexplained Pumps & Social-Only Hype
· The Sign: The price pumps 1000% based purely on coordinated Twitter/Telegram hype, with no fundamental news or development milestones.
· Why It's Dangerous: This is often the "pump" before the dump. Creators and early holders are luring you in so they can sell at the top.
· Your Move: Extreme volatility without substance is a giant warning sign. If the only "development" is viral memes, be extremely cautious.
Bonus Red Flags:
· Unrealistic Promises: Guaranteed returns, "too good to be true" APY.
· No Audits: Smart contract code hasn't been checked by a reputable security firm.
· Locked Liquidity? Check if the pool liquidity is locked. If not, developers can remove it instantly.
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Your Survival Strategy: The "Before You Buy" Drill
1. Check the Team: Google every name. Look for their history on LinkedIn or GitHub.
2. Read the "Docs": Skim the whitepaper or website. Does it explain the how and why?
3. Check the Chart: Is the pump organic or a vertical line? Look at the trading volume.
4. Search for Audits: Look for an audit report from firms like CertiK or Hacken.
5. Listen to Critics: Search "[Project Name] + scam" or "issues." Don't just read the hype.
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Today’s Big Takeaway
Vigilance is your most valuable asset. In crypto, you are your own bank and your own security guard. The excitement of a "moonshot" must always be balanced with cold, hard scrutiny.
Scammers prey on greed and FOMO. By learning these red flags, you build an emotional shield. Your goal isn't just to find good projects—it's to survive long enough to find them.
Protect your community. If this guide helps you, please SHARE it. Someone in your network needs to see it.
Stay skeptical, stay safe, and keep building on a solid foundation.
— Your Guide on the 90-Day Challenge ✨

Guten Morgen und willkommen zu Tag 38! 📊
Wir haben gelernt, Charts zu lesen und Projekte zu recherchieren. Jetzt lassen Sie uns lernen, den Raum zu lesen – die Psychologie des gesamten Marktes. Preise werden nicht nur durch Code und Nachrichten bewegt; sie werden durch die rohen Emotionen von Millionen von Händlern angetrieben: Angst und Gier.
Heute entmystifizieren wir ein beliebtes Werkzeug, das diese kollektive Emotion misst: den Crypto Fear & Greed Index. Sie werden lernen, wie man ihn nicht als Kristallkugel, sondern als strategisches Maß für ruhigere Entscheidungen verwendet.
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Was ist der Fear & Greed Index?

Good morning and welcome to Day 37! 🌟
As you explore the crypto world, you’ll notice thousands of assets with wildly different labels. It’s easy to get confused. Is everything just a "coin"? Not at all.
Today, we cut through the noise. We’ll break down the three most common categories you’ll see: Coins, Meme Coins, and AI Tokens. Understanding the difference will help you know exactly what you're investing in—a utility, a narrative, or a gamble.
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1. The Coin (A Tool with a Purpose)
· What it is: A cryptocurrency built to serve a specific function on its own blockchain or ecosystem.
· Core Idea: Utility & Technology. It exists to solve a problem.
· Examples: Bitcoin (digital gold/store of value), Ethereum (power for smart contracts), Solana (fast, cheap transactions).
· Think of it like: Buying shares in a tech company because you believe in its product and future growth. You’re investing in fundamentals.
2. The Meme Coin (The Viral Story)
· What it is: A cryptocurrency that derives its value primarily from internet culture, humor, and community hype.
· Core Idea: Narrative & Virality. It exists because people are talking about it.
· Examples: Dogecoin (the original), Shiba Inu, and the thousands of animal/pop culture-themed tokens.
· Think of it like: Buying a viral internet trend or a meme. Its value is based purely on collective attention and sentiment. It can explode or vanish overnight.
3. The AI Token (The Tech Narrative)
· What it is: A cryptocurrency connected to a project focused on Artificial Intelligence. It might pay for AI services, reward data providers, or govern an AI network.
· Core Idea: Sector-Specific Utility. It taps into the powerful, trending narrative of AI innovation.
· Examples: Tokens for decentralized AI computing platforms, AI-generated content markets, or AI data networks.
· Think of it like: Investing in a cutting-edge tech startup within the AI sector. You’re betting on both the technology and the massive hype around its sector.
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Putting It All Together: A Simple Comparison
Let's look at how these three types stack up against each other in plain text.
Coin (e.g., Bitcoin, Ethereum)
· Primary Driver: Its value comes from utility and technology. It's built to perform a specific function.
· Risk Level: Medium. It's tied to the long-term adoption of its technology.
· Best For: Investors who believe in the project's fundamental purpose for the long haul.
· Ask Yourself: "Do I understand and believe in the technology behind this?"
Meme Coin (e.g., Dogecoin, Shiba Inu)
· Primary Driver: Its value comes from community hype, humor, and viral culture.
· Risk Level: Very High. Its price is almost purely based on sentiment, which can change instantly.
· Best For: Speculative traders who are comfortable with high risk, treating it as "fun money" they could lose entirely.
· Ask Yourself: "Am I okay with potentially losing all of this for a chance at a moonshot?"
AI Token (e.g., tokens for AI platforms)
· Primary Driver: Its value is tied to the innovation and growth of the Artificial Intelligence sector within crypto.
· Risk Level: Medium-High. It carries the risk of a new tech project plus the volatility of a trending narrative.
· Best For: Those who want targeted exposure to the AI trend through a crypto asset.
· Ask Yourself: "Does this project have genuine AI technology, or is it just using the buzzword?"
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Today’s Big Takeaway
Not all cryptocurrencies are created equal. Some are built like engines (Coins), some are built like campfires (Meme Coins), and some are built like the latest high-tech gadget (AI Tokens).
Your job is to know which one you're holding and why. Never confuse a powerful narrative for a solid utility. It’s the difference between investing and speculating.
📌 SAVE this comparison! It’s your quick-reference guide to cut through market hype.
Trade what you understand. Your clarity is your compass.
— Your Guide on the 90-Day Challenge ✨

Good morning, and welcome to Day 36! 🔍
After yesterday’s lesson on patience, a key question remains: What are you actually waiting for? The answer is a high-quality opportunity, which you can only find through research.
Buying a coin based on a tweet or a hype video is gambling. Today, you learn to be a detective. We’re breaking down the essential 5-point checklist you must complete before any investment. This is the real meaning of DYOR (Do Your Own Research).
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Your Crypto Project Detective Checklist
Never buy a coin blindly again. Work through these five steps.
1. The Team: Who’s Behind It?
· What to Look For: Real, public founders and developers with LinkedIn profiles and relevant experience. Look for builders, not anonymous "gurus."
· Red Flags: Anonymous team, fake LinkedIn profiles, no technical experience, or founders with a history of failed projects.
· Your Action: Google every name. Look for their past work and reputation.
2. The Utility: What Does It Actually Do?
· What to Look For: A clear, simple answer to the question: "What problem does this solve?" Real-world use case.
· Red Flags: Vague promises ("web3 revolution"), solving a problem that doesn’t exist, or having no function beyond being traded.
· Your Action: Can you explain the project's purpose in one sentence to a friend? If not, it's too vague.
3. The Tokenomics: How Do the Tokens Work?
· What to Look For: Understand the token's supply and distribution. How are tokens released over time (emission schedule)? Are they used to pay for services within the project?
· Red Flags: A huge percentage of tokens going to the team without a long vesting period, or an unlimited supply that could inflate away your investment.
· Your Action: Find the project’s "lightpaper" or tokenomics docs. Look for a clear supply chart.
4. The Roadmap: What’s the Plan?
· What to Look For: A realistic, time-bound plan of upcoming developments. Past goals that were actually achieved.
· Red Flags: Roadmap filled with buzzwords but no specifics, constant missed deadlines, or a "when it's ready" attitude.
· Your Action: Compare their past roadmap promises to what they’ve actually delivered. It shows execution.
5. The Competitors: How Does It Compare?
· What to Look For: Other projects in the same sector. What does this project do better or differently? (Its "competitive edge").
· Red Flags: No clear competitors (maybe the market doesn't exist), or simply copying another project with no improvement.
· Your Action: Search "[Project Name] vs" and see what comes up. Understanding the landscape is crucial.
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Your Research Action Plan
Next time you hear about a coin:
1. Open a note on your phone or computer.
2. Create headers for Team, Utility, Tokenomics, Roadmap, Competitors.
3. Spend 30 minutes searching and filling in what you find.
4. If you hit two or more major red flags, STOP. The research is done. It’s not a good bet.
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Today’s Big Takeaway
You are not investing in a price chart. You are investing in a team, a product, and a plan. This checklist is your shield against hype and your path to conviction.
When you buy based on this research, you’re no longer hoping—you’re investing with understanding. This turns panic into patience during market dips.
👉 What’s the most surprising thing you’ve found when researching a project? Comment below!

Be a detective, not a gambler. Your diligence is your edge.
— Your Guide on the 90-Day Challenge ✨
#DYOR*

Guten Morgen und willkommen zu Tag 35. ✨
Wir haben gelernt, wie man handelt. Jetzt lass uns die wichtigste Regel lernen: Der beste Handel ist oft der, den du nicht machst.
Mehr Handel bedeutet NICHT mehr Gewinn. Tatsächlich ist das Gegenteil der Fall. Lass uns erklären, warum, mit einer einfachen Geschichte.
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Treffen Sie zwei Händler: Alex vs. Sam
Alex glaubt, mehr Aktion = mehr Gewinn.
Sam glaubt, bessere Aktion = mehr Gewinn.
Sie beginnen beide mit $1.000**. Sie riskieren jeweils **$20 pro Handel.

Was ist passiert?
Alex war beschäftigt. Er handelte ständig und machte mittelmäßige Setups.

Guten Morgen und willkommen zu Tag 34! 🌅
Während Sie Ihre Fähigkeiten aufbauen, stellt sich eine entscheidende Frage: Was für ein Trader sind Sie? Ihre Antwort definiert Ihren Zeitplan, Ihr Stresslevel und Ihre Strategie. Krypto-Trading ist nicht für alle gleich – es hat unterschiedliche "Gänge."
Heute brechen wir die drei Hauptstile herunter: Scalping, Day Trading und Swing Trading. Am Ende wissen Sie, welcher Stil mit Ihrem Leben und Ihren Zielen übereinstimmt.
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Die 3 Handelsstile, vereinfacht
Denken Sie beim Trading an Angeln:
· Scalping ist wie das Angeln mit einem Speer in schnellem, flachem Wasser.

Die meisten Anfänger fragen:
„Wie oft muss ich gewinnen, um Geld zu verdienen?“,
Falsche Frage.
Die eigentliche Frage ist:
👉 Wie viel riskiere ich im Vergleich zu dem, was ich gewinne, wenn ich gewinne?
Das nennt man Risiko/Belohnung (R:R) — und es ändert alles.
🧠 Was ist Risiko/Belohnung? (Sehr einfach)
Risiko/Belohnung bedeutet:
Wie viel sind Sie bereit zu verlieren
verglichen mit dem, was Sie zu gewinnen hoffen
Beispiel:
Risiko $1, um $2 zu machen → 1:2 R:R
Risiko $1, um $3 zu machen → 1:3 R:R
📌 Verlust ist kontrolliert. Gewinn darf wachsen.
📊 Warum 1:2 oder mehr wichtig ist
Lassen Sie uns das ganz klarstellen.

Good morning! Welcome to Day 32.
This is a pivotal lesson. Up until now, you've been looking at charts on one timeframe—maybe the 15-minute for quick moves or the daily for the big picture. Today, you'll learn how to layer them together to make smarter, calmer decisions.
This method is called Timeframe Stacking or Multiple Timeframe Analysis. It’s the secret to seeing the full story and filtering out distracting "noise."
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The Simple Analogy: Planning a Road Trip
Imagine you're driving cross-country.
1. The Big Map (Higher Timeframe - HTF):
You check a country map (like the weekly or daily chart). This shows you the major trend: are you going generally Northeast? This is your overall direction.

2. The City Map (Lower Timeframe - LTF):
Then you zoom into a city street map (like the 1-hour or 15-minute chart). This helps you find the exact on-ramp to the highway without hitting traffic lights. This is your entry.
Using only the city map, you might miss that you're driving toward a mountain range. Using only the country map, you’ll struggle to find the next gas station. You need both.
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The 3-Step Stacking Method
Here’s how to apply it, step-by-step:
Step 1: Find the Major Trend (HTF)
· Go to the Daily (1D) or Weekly (1W) chart. Are the main candles mostly green and making higher highs? That's an uptrend. Mostly red with lower lows? Downtrend.
· Golden Rule: Trade in the direction of the HTF trend. It’s easier to swim with the current.

Step 2: Find Your EntZone (LTF)
· Zoom into a lower timeframe, like the 4-Hour (4H) or 1-Hour (1H) chart.
· Look for your entry signal (like a bullish candlestick pattern from Day 29, or a support level holding) that aligns with the HTF trend.

Step 3: Execute and Manage on LTF
· Place your buy order based on the LTF signal.
· Set your stop-loss just below the LTF support level that triggered your entry.

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Real Example: Buying in an Uptrend
· HTF (Daily Chart):
Shows a clear uptrend. Your bias is BUY/ LONG.
· LTF (4-Hour Chart):
Price pulls back to a key support level and forms a bullish hammer candle.
· Action:
You enter the buy at the LTF support, with your stop-loss below it. You're buying a dip within a larger uptrend.
What This Solves: Noise vs. Signal
Staring at a 5-minute chart, every little wiggle looks huge and urgent—that's noise. It causes emotional, reactive trading.
The HTF (daily chart) shows the true signal—the sustained direction. This keeps you patient and aligned with the stronger force.
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Today’s Big Takeaway
Stop looking at just one chart. Always start with the HTF trend, then use the LTF for precision.
This simple habit will:
✅ Improve your accuracy (trading with the trend).
✅ Dramatically reduce noise (ignoring scary small dips in a big uptrend).
✅ Build patience (waiting for the LTF to give you the perfect entry).
You’re no longer just reacting; you’re strategizing. This is a huge upgrade to your trading mindset.
Keep stacking those timeframes, and keep stacking your knowledge. You're evolving from a beginner into a strategist.
— Your Guide on the 90-Day Challenge ✨

GM, and welcome to Day 31! ✨
Yesterday, we learned that volume confirms the strength behind a move. Today, we tackle one of the most frustrating parts of trading: seeing a price break out of a range, buying in excitement... and then watching it immediately reverse. You’re left holding a losing trade, wondering, “How could I have known that was fake?”
If you’ve ever asked yourself these questions, this post is for you. We’re going directly to the pain points.
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Your Top Breakout Questions, Answered
1. "Why do I keep getting caught in fakeouts?"
Answer:
Most likely, you’re buying the first touch of a new high. The moment price pierces a resistance level, FOMO kicks in. The market knows this and often creates a false move to trap emotional buyers before reversing. The solution is to wait for confirmation, not chase the initial spike.
2. "How long should I wait to see if it's real?"
Answer:
You’re not waiting for a specific time; you’re waiting for specific signals. A true breakout needs to prove itself. Give it at least a few candles (1-4 hours on an hourly chart) to see if it can hold above the breakout level and if volume supports it.
3. "What if I miss the move while waiting?"
Answer:
This is the critical mindset shift. It is better to miss a trade than to lose on a fakeout. Real breakouts start trends, not single candles. A strong move will give you a pullback or retest to enter. If there’s no retest and it just flies, that trade wasn’t yours—and chasing it is high risk.
4. "How do I know which resistance level is important?"
Answer:
The more times a price has tested a level (touched it and reversed), the stronger that level becomes. A level tested 3+ times is far more significant for a potential breakout than one touched only once. Focus on the levels with the most history.
5. "What's the #1 sign a breakout will fail?"
Answer:
Low Volume. It’s the most reliable warning. A price moving up on low volume is like a car accelerating with an empty gas tank—it will sputter out. No significant buying pressure = no sustained move.
6. "Is a long wick always bad on a breakout?"
Answer:
Almost always, yes. A long upper wick (a shooting star) at a breakout shows price was violently rejected higher. It means sellers aggressively defended that level. Unless accompanied by massive volume on the next candle that swallows the wick, treat it as a major fakeout signal.
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Your 3-Step "Real or Fake" Survival Checklist
To navigate this, use this simple filter. Do not buy until you can check at least 2 of these 3 boxes:
✅ BOX 1: The Volume Spike
· Is the volume on the breakout candle significantly higher than the recent average? This is non-negotiable for conviction.
✅ BOX 2: The Clean Close
· Did the breakout candle close FIRMLY above the resistance level? A close right at the line or with a long wick is weak.
✅ BOX 3: The Successful Retest
· After breaking out, does the price dip back to the old resistance (now new support) and bounce? This is the ultimate confirmation the level has flipped.
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Let’s Walk Through an Example
Say Ethereum has struggled below $3,500** for a week. A green candle pushes it to **$3,550.
The Wrong Move: Buy immediately at $3,550, driven by FOMO.
The Right Move: Pause. Ask:
1. Volume: Is the volume bar huge? (Check Box 1).
2. Close: Did it close near $3,550, or did it wick up to $3,600 and close at $3,520? (Check Box 2).
3. Retest: Can it hold above $3,500 over the next few hours, or does it fall back below? (Check Box 3).
If it passes the test, the retest dip becomes your high-confidence entry, not the initial spike.
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Today’s Big Takeaway: Trade the Confirmation, Not the Hype
Your goal is not to catch the very first pixel of a breakout. Your goal is to identify breakouts that have a high probability of continuing. This requires patience and a checklist.
The market will always present more opportunities. Protecting your capital from fakeouts is more important than catching every single move.
> > SAVE THIS 3-STEP CHECKLIST. <<
It is your shield against the most common and costly trading trap.
#Breakout #fakeout #trading #crypto

GM und willkommen zu einem wichtigen Meilenstein—Tag 30! 🎉
Wir sind offiziell ein Drittel des Weges durch unsere 90-tägige Reise. Schau dir an, wie viel du bereits abgedeckt hast: Sicherheit, Slang, Psychologie und Chartmuster. Gönn dir einen Moment der Anerkennung. Du baust etwas Echtes auf.
Jetzt lass uns ein Konzept angehen, das casuales Chartschauen von echter Analyse trennt. Gestern haben wir gelernt, die "Geschichte" des Preises mit Kerzenstick-Diagrammen zu lesen. Heute lernen wir, die "Begeisterung der Menge" hinter dieser Geschichte zu messen. Dieses Konzept ist das Volumen.

GM und willkommen zu Tag 29! 🔄
Wenn du jemals auf ein Krypto-Preischart geschaut hast und das Gefühl hattest, du würdest auf ein chaotisches, mehrfarbiges Balkendiagramm aus einer anderen Dimension starren, dann ist heute dein Decoder-Ring-Tag. Diese kleinen "Kerzen", die du siehst, sind nicht nur zur Schau—sie sind eine visuelle Geschichte des Kampfes zwischen Käufern und Verkäufern in jeder einzelnen Minute, Stunde oder Tag.
Das Lernen, sie zu lesen, ist wie das Lernen, die Stimmung des Marktes zu sehen. Und du musst dir nicht 100 Muster merken. Heute konzentrieren wir uns auf die 5 grundlegenden Kerzenmuster, die dir die meisten Einblicke geben. Du wirst anfangen, die Geschichte hinter dem Preis zu sehen.

GM! Willkommen zu Tag 28. ✨
Wir treten offiziell in eine neue Phase unserer 90-Tage-Herausforderung ein. Du hast die Sicherheitsregeln und den Slang der Gemeinschaft gelernt. Jetzt lass uns über das mentale Spiel sprechen.
Die harte Wahrheit ist, dass eine große Anzahl von Menschen, die anfangen, über Krypto zu lernen, es nicht bis zu dem Punkt schaffen, an dem du jetzt bist. Sie hören nicht auf, weil es zu kompliziert ist; sie hören auf wegen häufiger psychologischer Fallen, die Vertrauen, Geld und Motivation rauben.
Heute ziehen wir den Vorhang zurück und zeigen die drei größten Gründe, warum Anfänger aufhören. Diese Fallen zu kennen, ist der erste – und kraftvollste – Schritt, um sie zu vermeiden.

Guten Morgen und willkommen zu Tag 27! 🎉
Wenn die Lektion von gestern über Betrügereien darin bestand, die roten Flaggen zu erkennen, geht es heute darum, den Raum zu lesen. Krypto hat seine eigene einzigartige Sprache – eine Mischung aus technischer Sprache, Insider-Witzen und wichtigem Slang, der in Discord, Telegram und X herumfliegt. Wenn du jemals "GM", "WAGMI" oder "NGMI" gesehen hast und dich gefragt hast, was das alles bedeutet, bist du hier richtig.
Aber hier ist die gute Nachricht: Du musst nicht alles wissen. Du musst nur die grundlegenden Begriffe der Community kennen – die Begriffe, die täglich verwendet werden. Diese 10 Schlüsselphrasen zu kennen, wird dir helfen, Gespräche zu verstehen, dich weniger wie ein Neuling zu fühlen und sogar mit Selbstvertrauen mitzumachen.

Hey there, willkommen zurück! 👋
Kannst du glauben, dass wir bereits 25 Tage tief in unserer 90-Tage-Krypto-Lern-Herausforderung stecken? Wenn du bisher mitgemacht hast, hast du bereits eine tolle Grundlage aufgebaut – du kennst die Grundlagen von Wallets, Blockchains und vielleicht sogar ein wenig Trading-Jargon. Du solltest wirklich stolz auf diesen Fortschritt sein.
Nun, da wir voranschreiten, wird es ein wenig… realer. Heute, am 26. Tag, behandeln wir ein der wichtigsten Themen für alle im Bereich Krypto: Sicherheit.
Stell dir alles, was wir bisher gelernt haben, wie das Fahren eines Autos vor. Wir haben das Armaturenbrett (Wallets), die Verkehrsregeln (Blockchains) und die Bedienung der Pedale (Kaufen/Verkaufen) abgedeckt. Heute lernen wir, Schlaglöcher zu erkennen, Betrügereien zu vermeiden und sicher zu navigieren. Denn bevor wir irgendein Ziel (Gewinne!) ansteuern können, müssen wir das Fahrzeug (dein hart verdientes Geld) schützen.

Gestern haben Sie Ihren ersten Handelsplan erstellt.
Heute stellen wir sicher, dass dieser Plan tatsächlich funktioniert.
Hier springen die meisten Anfänger überspringen – und später bereuen es.
👉 Rückwärtstestung = Üben an vergangenen Diagrammen.
Kein Geld. Kein Stress. Nur Lernen.
🧠 Was ist Rückwärtstestung? (Sehr einfach)
Rückwärtstestung bedeutet:
Auf vergangenen Kursdiagrammen schauen und überprüfen
„Würde meine Strategie hier funktionieren?“
Stellen Sie sich vor: 🏋️ Üben vor einem echten Wettbewerb.
🪜 Die 5 einfachen Schritte zur Rückwärtstestung
Sie brauchen keine speziellen Werkzeuge. Nur ein Chart.

Dein erster Handelsplan (Einfach, klar, echt)
Wenn es eine Sache gibt, die zufällige Händler von konsistenten Händlern unterscheidet, dann ist es diese:
👉 Ein Plan.
Nicht Glück.
Nicht Indikatoren.
Nicht Signale.
Heute zeige ich dir einen sehr einfachen Handelsplan – keine Komplexität, keine Verwirrung.
🧠 Warum du einen Handelsplan brauchst
Ohne Plan:
Du handelst aus Emotionen
Du jagst den Preis
Du brichst Regeln
Mit einem Plan:
Du bleibst ruhig
Du weißt, was zu tun ist, bevor sich der Preis bewegt
Du hörst auf zu raten
📌 Jeder Handel sollte vor dem Klicken auf Kaufen oder Verkaufen entschieden werden.

Bis jetzt hast du wahrscheinlich etwas Wichtiges bemerkt:
👉 Charts verursachen die meisten Verluste nicht – Emotionen tun es.
Du kannst Trends, Unterstützung & Widerstand, gleitende Durchschnitte lernen…
aber wenn du nicht kontrollierst, wie du dich fühlst, wird das Trading zur Chaos.
Heute sprechen wir über die 3 Emotionen, die Händler stillschweigend töten.
😨 1. Angst
Angst zeigt sich meist nach einem Verlust.
Was Angst aussieht:
Zu früh schließen von Trades
Gute Gelegenheiten verpassen
Zögern, bis der Preis bereits bewegt ist
Angst flüstert:
„Was, wenn ich mich wieder irren sollte?“
Aber hier ist die Wahrheit: 📌 Verluste sind Teil des Tradings, kein Versagen.