The past month has been a solid run. A lot of wins in a row. Honestly, one of those months that reminds you why you stay in this game.
Most of the trades I took were shared publicly. And I know for a fact many of you made money from them. That part matters to me.
The people who didn’t win — or even lost — it usually wasn’t the setup. It was psychology. Weak hands. Bad timing. No patience. No discipline.
Most traders are obsessed with learning strategies. New methods. New indicators. New “secrets.” Very few want to learn risk management. Even fewer want to learn discipline.
That’s the real difference. Always has been.
This path isn’t easy. It messes with your head. It tests your patience. But it’s worth walking if you’re serious.
Thanks to everyone who’s been following, trusting, and walking alongside me. I’m still here. And I’ll keep sharing the journey. $ETH $ENSO $RAVE
🔥 Just sign up using the referral code below to receive the Highest Trading Fee Rebates along with Many exclusive bonuses available Only to our community. And get 40% refund automatically
👉 Enter referral code : PUMPREFUND Or register directly using this link 👉 [Sign Up Link](https://accounts.binance.com/register?ref=PUMPREFUND)
Right under the lid, several probes up there but each one fades back into the same strip. Upper wicks stacking, candles starting to crowd together… not much travel after the push. Holding the short while it presses here. If price begins sitting above that cap and stops slipping back under it, I’m gone.
Closed $SXT and $ZEC early. Both slowed down a lot after that gradual bleed… movement just started to stall out, so I took the profit and locked it in. No point pushing it if the pace disappears.
Stopped out of $FLOW as well. Price almost reached the target then snapped back the other way… a bit frustrating honestly. Cut it early rather than sit there and watch it drift toward the stop.
Sharp lift ran straight into the ceiling and now just churns there… small overlap, upper tails showing up. I’m in, holding while this strip keeps leaning on price; the burst up isn’t getting continuation. Movement already thinning a bit. If price starts sitting above that cap the idea is dead. I’m out the moment a squeeze pushes through and refuses to slip back under.
I’m seeing a micro falling wedge forming within the broader symmetrical triangle on $ZEC . Structures like this tend to appear when the market is approaching a compression point, especially during late-stage consolidation before a potential trend shift.
If price continues to respect the falling wedge structure, it could still drift lower toward the 170 region. That kind of move would likely push price briefly outside the larger triangle, creating what looks like a breakdown.
However, moves like that often act as liquidity grabs before a reversal. A sweep below the structure followed by strong buying would fit the typical fake-out behavior seen near the end of compression phases.
James_BNB
·
--
Υποτιμητική
$ZEC Bounce running straight back into the prior ceiling, push already starting to stall.
Climb into the ceiling is losing some breath. Bodies tightening, a few upper tails showing up while the push struggles to stretch further. I’m short here, holding while it leans into this band… watching if the next probes keep getting capped. A firm hold above the ceiling invalidates the idea. If bids suddenly carry it upward without pause, I’m out. Still pressing against the lid for now
Price shot straight into the ceiling and lost its stretch almost right away. Small bodies stacking under the lid, a few thin upper wicks starting to appear while the push struggles to extend. I’m short here, holding exposure as it sits under that cap… watching if these little probes keep getting absorbed. A firm hold above the lid invalidates the idea. If buyers suddenly carry it upward without hesitation, I’m out. Still hovering under the ceiling.
Push into the band slowed almost immediately. Bodies compressing, small wicks forming as the move starts to lose its stretch. I’m short here, holding while it nudges the ceiling… waiting to see if the next probe fades again. A firm hold above the band invalidates the idea. If bids lift it away from here with no pause, I’m out. Still leaning into the lid.
Climb into the lid is starting to hesitate. Candles overlap, a few thin upper tails appearing as the push tries to stretch but doesn’t quite carry. I’m short here, holding while it leans into that ceiling… watching if the next tests stall again. A steady sit above the lid invalidates this. If buyers suddenly drive it upward without pause, I’m gone. Still pressing into the cap.
Climb into the ceiling is losing some breath. Bodies tightening, a few upper tails showing up while the push struggles to stretch further. I’m short here, holding while it leans into this band… watching if the next probes keep getting capped. A firm hold above the ceiling invalidates the idea. If bids suddenly carry it upward without pause, I’m out. Still pressing against the lid for now
Drive up tagged the band and the follow-through already feels thin. Upper tails starting to print while bodies shrink… effort showing but the travel fading. I’m short here, holding while it leans into this lid, watching if the pushes keep getting absorbed. A clean sit above the band invalidates the idea. If bids suddenly lift it away from this area with no hesitation, I’m out. Still pressing into the cap for now.
Market makers just floated $ZEC up into HTF resistance — something they tend to do quite often. I’ve seen this kind of move play out many times where price slowly drifts higher right into a key level where liquidity sits.
What stands out right now is the lack of volume expansion on the 1H chart. The move up is there, but participation isn’t really following through yet.
Next step is to check the 4H and see if any meaningful volume starts to show up there. If the higher timeframe begins to expand in volume, then the move might have some real momentum behind it.
But if volume continues to stay muted, these types of pushes usually don’t hold for long. When price is floated up into resistance without strong participation, it often ends up being a liquidity grab rather than a sustainable breakout.
Close out most of it here — about 90% off the table on $BTC , $SOL , $ETH . Good move already. I’m sliding the stop on the rest back to entry right now.
Not trying to squeeze the last drop. Market gave the push, take the bulk and let the small remainder breathe. If it keeps running, great… a little piece rides. If it rolls over, the stop just takes me flat and the trade’s already done its job.
Price pushed up into that overhead band and the climb already feels heavy… candles starting to overlap, extensions not carrying the way they did earlier. A few probes higher then drift back inside the strip. I’m holding the short while it churns here near the ceiling. If price lifts above the cap and actually sits there, trade is wrong. Quick lift that holds above the lid… I’m out.
If $BTC manages to hold that small support around $66K, I could see one more push higher first. The kind that runs a bit further than people expect… clears out some late shorts, pulls breakout longs in.
Then things usually get messy.
Seen this play out plenty of times — quick pop, everyone starts thinking continuation again, and right when positioning leans the wrong way… the market turns and flushes it back down. Not guaranteed of course, but that kind of trap move wouldn’t surprise me at all. $DENT $DEGO