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🧠 “SETUP PRO – INDICATORS FOR SERIOUS TRADERS”

📣 We are starting an educational series on indicators for real traders.
In recent days, many commented with the word “setup” and it became clear to me:
👉 they want to stop guessing and start trading with a system.
📊
In this series, I will show you, step by step, the indicators that do belong on your chart:

1️⃣ RSI (Relative Strength Index)
2️⃣ MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence)
3️⃣ EMA (Exponential Moving Average)
4️⃣ VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price)
5️⃣ ATR (Average True Range)
6️⃣ DMI (Directional Movement Index)
7️⃣ OBV (On Balance Volume)
8️⃣ How to combine all of that into a clean setup, without junk indicators or visual noise.

I do not promise magic signals.
I promise to explain how a professional trader thinks when looking at the chart.

💬 Leave in the comments:
“I want RSI”
if this content is helpful to you and we will start with RSI.

#BTC走势分析
#BTC
#AprendiendoCripto

Did you see BTC's rebound? It's not magic, it's liquidity 🧠💸
Yesterday $BTC made a brake-less elevator to the 83K–84K zone. That's where the big yellow bands appeared on the heatmap:
👉 long liquidation + large hands buying.
Since that dip, the price has been rising and is now hitting another heavy liquidity zone at 87K–88K.
⚠️ This is where retail gets it wrong:
– Buys "because it already rebounded" right INSIDE the liquidity.
– Sells late when the big players have already filled their pockets.
My approach:
✅ I don't buy in the middle of the map.
✅ I wait for extremes:
– below, zone 85K–86K with a reversal pattern,
– above, 89.5K–90K to see if strong sales appear.
Those who understand the liquidity map stop chasing candles and start following the money.
If you want more analysis like this, save this post and comment "LIQUIDITY". 🔍📊

#BTC

If your chart looks like a Christmas tree, you're doing something wrong 🎄📉

Here are the indicators that are worth having on screen when I trade (my basic set, NOT financial advice):

1️⃣ Trend: EMA (Exponential Moving Average)
Use 20 and 50.
They tell me if the market is bullish, bearish, or ranging.
They also mark dynamic support/resistance.
If the price is struggling with the EMAs… I don't force entries.

2️⃣ Momentum: RSI (Relative Strength Index)
It shows me overbought/oversold and possible divergences.
I don’t enter just because the RSI is low or high: I use it to refine entries in key areas.

3️⃣ Momentum: MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence)
It helps to see changes in momentum: when a movement is losing strength.
Crosses + exit from the flat zone = watch out for possible breakouts.

4️⃣ Volatility: ATR (Average True Range)
I use it to measure how volatile the market is.
From there, I determine the logical size of the stop loss (maximum loss).
Small stop in high volatility = free liquidation.

5️⃣ Volume: OBV (On Balance Volume)
It helps me see if the price movement is accompanied by real volume.
Price goes up but OBV is flat or falling = I distrust the pump.

🧠 Golden rule:
Fewer indicators, better.
I want 1 for trend, 1–2 for momentum, 1 for volatility, and 1 for volume.
The rest is noise that only fuels FOMO (fear of missing out).

If you want, in another post I can share my exact layout for BTC and ETH with parameters and timeframes. Save it and share it with those who trade with a chart full of lines 😂📲

🤔 Does anyone actually find these posts helpful or am I just talking to myself?

I'm not here to sell smoke or to be a guru.
I'm here to:
show how I read liquidity, structure, and indicators,
help fewer people get liquidated due to FOMO,
and share the same process I use in my small account, no magic.

But I really want to know:
👉 Do you find these analyses helpful?
👉 Do they help you NOT enter late?
👉 Do they make you think twice before hitting “market”?

If this content brings you something, do two things:
1️⃣ Comment “HELPS” if you learned at least 1 idea that saved you from a mistake.
2️⃣ Tell me what you want to see more:
holding zones,
BTC/ETH analysis,
risk in small accounts,
or should we debunk more trading myths.

🧠 I keep posting clear, direct, and no-nonsense content.
You decide if this stays small… or we make it explode together. 🚀

🚨 Are you trading seriously or in the meme coin casino?

What is a meme coin?

A meme coin is a crypto whose value is based mainly on memes, community, and pure speculation, not on a solid project behind it (product, business, cash flow, real utility).
Its engine is not adoption, it’s the hype 🧨

How to know if you are trading a meme coin and not a serious project?

✅ 100% meme branding (puppies, frogs, jokes, weird names).
✅ The price moves due to tweets and FOMO, not by real news about the project.
✅ Ridiculous supply (billions/trillions) “so everyone can be millionaires.”
✅ +200% and -70% candles in hours: more casino than market 🎰
✅ Anonymous team, no clear product, no business model.

💀 If your “strategy” only works on these coins, you are not trading: you are gambling in the meme casino.

🧠 Do you want us to dismantle more myths about meme coins together?

Save this post, share it with your friend who buys anything, and follow me for the next delivery. 💣📲
#memecoin🚀🚀🚀

Do you want to know the setup that serious traders use? 🚀
KEY indicators and no noise 🧠💻
I am putting together a complete breakdown of my layout:
• what indicators I use,
• how I arrange them on the screen
• and why everything else is noise that makes you lose money.
📌 Coming soon.
If you want to see it:
👉 leave a like,
👉 follow me
and comment SETUP so you know it's for you. 🚀📊

🧠 "If you only look at the price, you are liquidity. Look at THIS before touching BTC."

Today BTCUSDT is dancing right where no one has a real advantage:

stuck to the VWAP (Volume Weighted Average Price) and in the middle of two liquidity magnets.

🔎 What do I see on the chart?

RSI (Relative Strength Index) in neutral zone → neither overbought nor oversold.

MACD (Moving Average Convergence Divergence) bouncing, but within range → confusing momentum, nothing clear.

DMI (Directional Movement Index) without a clean trend → buyers and sellers scattered.

ATR (Average True Range) high → volatility continues, but that doesn’t mean there are good entries.

🗺️ In the liquidity heat map:
Above, hard order zone at 90.5K–90.9K (selling wall).

Below, liquidity base at 88.8K–88K (likely sweep and smarter entry zone).

💣 My cold trader reading:
Buying here in the middle = being fuel for the next movement.
Selling here in the middle = arriving late to the dump and early to the bounce.

In both cases, the risk/reward is trash.

🧠 Trader plan, not casino player:

I’m only interested in shorting near 90.5K–90.9K if and only if there is strong rejection.

And buying if liquidity sweeps towards 88.8K–88K with clear overselling.

This is not financial advice.

It’s a reminder: the price is the effect, liquidity is the cause.
If this approach helps you, follow me, save it, and share it. 🚀

This BTC bounce was NOT a miracle... it was liquidity 🧲🐋”
1️⃣ What did the price do
BTC bounced from the area ~86K and is now around 89K.
In 1H and 4H it remains within a range, not in a clear upward trend.
2️⃣ What does the heatmap say
Below: strong liquidity bands at ~87K–86K (there they bought heavily).
Above: heavy order zone between ~90.5K–91K.
➡️ The price is between two liquidity magnets, with no clear advantage.
3️⃣ Indicators (simple and to the point)
RSI ≈ halfway through the range → technical bounce, not a breakout.
MACD trying to turn, but with no explosive signal.
Normal volume, no capitulation or extreme FOMO (fear of missing out).
4️⃣ My personal plan (NOT financial advice)
I don't open a long (buy in futures) here “because it bounced.”
I don't open a short (sell in futures) in the middle of the range.
I am interested:
Possible long only if it returns to the 87K–86K area with a long wick + volume.
Possible short only near 90.5K–91K if a clear rejection appears.
In the meantime, the best operation is patience.
Whoever trades at any point on the chart finances the whales.
If it helps you for someone to tell you “DON'T trade out of anxiety,” save this and share it 🔁🔥

“Did you see the bounce of BTC? It wasn't magic, it was LIQUIDITY 🧲”

What just happened in BTCUSDT:
The price dropped to the 88.3K–88.5K zone and bounced back strongly.
In the heatmap (liquidity heatmap) that area was full of orders waiting.
Now it's hovering around 89K–89.5K, in the middle of the range.

📊 4H / 1H Chart
Short-term trend: still bearish (downtrend).
RSI near 40–50 → technical bounce, NO confirmed trend change.
MACD remains weak → the selling momentum is not dead.

🧲 Heatmap (Coinglass)
Below: there is still interesting liquidity at ~88K and ~86K.
Above: clear wall of orders in the 90.5K–91.5K zone.
Conclusion: the price is between two liquidity magnets, with no clear advantage to enter.

❌ What I DO NOT do here
I do not open long (buying futures) “because it already bounced.”
I do not open short (selling futures) in the middle of the range “to see if it drops a little more.”
Both trades are casino trades, with no clear technical level or logical stop.

✅ My personal plan
If it gives another scare down: I look at the 88.5K–88K zone (and further down 87K–86.5K) for a possible long, only if the price leaves a long wick + volume.
If it rises to 90.5K–91.5K and stalls: only then I think about a continuation short, with a tight stop above the wall.
In the meantime, my best operation is patience.
Those who trade in the middle of the range because they “get bored” end up financing the whales 🐋.

If it helps you for someone to say “don’t trade anything” instead of selling you FOMO, save this and share it 🔁🔥

“The whales have already spoken 🐋⚠️ Do you still want to buy in?”

Check the chart: the Exchange Whale Ratio just hit a PEAK.

Explanation
The whales sent A LOT of BTC to the exchanges.
That's not for holding, it's to sell, hedge, or short.

🔴 Does it mean that "it's definitely going down"?
No. It means that the risk is leaning downwards and this is not a good place to fall in love with longs.

🧠 What I see right now:
BTC hovering around 90K, in the middle of the range.
In the heatmap there are:
Thick liquidity bands below (89K – 88K – 86K) that haven't been fully cleared yet.
They have swept liquidity several times above.
Result: it's more logical for a cleanup below than a clean upward move from here.

💣 For the small account:
Buying now “because it has already fallen enough” =
trying to catch the knife while it keeps falling.
Shorting late “because it fell hard yesterday” =
entering without an advantage, with supports nearby.

Both trades are garbage:
no clear technical level, no reversal pattern, no logical stop with a good risk/reward ratio.

✅ My plan:
Wait for discount zones (88–89K or lower if there's a strong sweep).
Enter only with a clear signal and a short stop.
No FOMO, no “I'll miss out.”

If it helps you for someone to tell you “don't trade just anything” instead of selling you smoke, save this and share it 🔁🔥

“Do you want to hold? First look at THIS 🚫💸”
📍 BUYING ZONES (my personal plan, NOT financial advice)

BTCUSDT

✅ Zones where I would BUY for swing / hold:
• 89,300 – 88,800
• (Aggressive) 87,200 – 86,500
❌ I DO NOT buy to hold:
• Above 90,500 → very close to resistance, risk/reward ratio trash.

ETHUSDT
✅ Zones where I would accumulate to hold:
• 3,060 – 3,000
• (To average down aggressively) 2,900 – 2,850

❌ I DO NOT buy to hold:
• Near or above 3,150–3,200 → you are buying below a wall of orders.

ONDOUSDT (⚠️ HIGH Risk)
✅ If I enter, it's with a SMALL part of the capital:
• 0.452 – 0.445
• (Aggressive) 0.442 – 0.435
❌ I DO NOT buy to hold:
• Above 0.47–0.48 → seller wall zone, clean upside very limited.

🧠 Everyone manages their own risk.
I prefer prices with liquidity in my favor and logical stops,
not buying anywhere “because it's going to go up”.
If this level map helps you hold without FOMO, save the post and share it. 🚀📊

🟢 What is "holding" and how to do it right?
"Holding" = buying a crypto and keeping it (HODL) for weeks, months, or years, without constantly entering and exiting. It’s not about guessing the perfect minimum; it’s about riding the big trend.
🎯 Goal of holding
Take advantage of long-term bullish trends.
Avoid the noise of small candles and FOMO (fear of missing out).
Reduce commissions and stress compared to day trading.
🕒 When to buy to hold?
In general (not financial advice):
After strong drops to important support zones.
When the project has solid fundamentals (real use, volume, liquidity).
Entering in parts (DCA – average), not all at once.
Ideally with little or no leverage, because the idea is to withstand volatility.
💰 When to sell?
When the price reaches a target zone you defined before (percentage of profit or key resistance).
If the chart breaks major supports and the long-term trend reverses.
If your thesis changed: the project no longer convinces you, has lost volume, or no longer makes sense.
Holding is not marrying a coin; it’s following a plan:
🧠 Define where you buy, where you sell, and what you are going to do before the market alters your mind.
If you want, in the next post we can break this down to a real example with BTC or ONDO 😉

📊 From losing money to living with a system
My first stage on Binance was exactly what NOT to do:
I entered "because it looked good."
Zero plan, zero risk management.
Overtrading and emotions in control.
The account looked like an electrocardiogram: spikes, crashes… and in the end, red balance.
The breaking point was not a "magic trade."
It was when I stopped guessing and started systematizing:
Fixed risk per operation.
Clear rules for entry and exit.
Trade journal (with noted mistakes, no makeup).
Backtesting to validate ideas, not to feed the ego.
The market is still the same.
What changed was not Binance… it was me and my process.
Today I don't need to be right all the time.
I need to follow the system all the time.
👉 Save this post if you're in the "improvise and hope it goes well" phase and want to move to the "I have a method" phase.
👉 Share it with someone who still believes that what they lack is "luck" and not a system.

#Binance #trading #futures

➡️➡️ $BTC after the drop, opportunity or trap?
BTC experienced a dump from the 93K zone and is now "breathing" between two liquidity magnets:
🔼 Strong liquidity above: 90,900 – 91,700
🔽 Heavy block below: 88,500 – 87,500
In the 1H and 4H charts:
Short-term trend remains bearish.
RSI (Relative Strength Index) in the middle zone → no extreme oversold yet.
MACD (Moving Average Convergence/Divergence) without a clear bullish turn.
ATR (Average True Range) high → strong volatility, sharp movements.
In the Coinglass heatmap (liquidation heat map) it is clear:
Above they have already "cleaned" several times, below there is still thick liquidity untouched.
👉 That means one thing: the price is in the middle of the magnets, without statistical advantage.
💡 My plan (not financial advice):
I do not buy or sell here in the middle of the range.
I am interested in:
Short (sell) only if it rises to 90,900 – 91,700 with strong rejection.
Long (buy) only if it sweeps 88K with a long wick and high volume.
As long as that doesn't happen, the best trade is patience.
If this cold approach without FOMO (fear of missing out on the movement) helps you, save the post and follow me for more real-time analysis. 🧠📊

🚫 Comparing your account kills your trading
For a long time, I looked more at other people's accounts than at my own.
Screenshots of +500%, huge profits, “I entered here, I exited there”…
And I was thinking: “I'm way behind, I need to take more risks.”
Result:
Forced trades, more risk than my account could handle, and decisions that had NOTHING to do with my reality.
My change was simple (but brutal):
I stopped asking myself:
“How much does that trader make?”
And I started asking myself:
“Am I trading BETTER than a month ago?”
When I stopped competing against other accounts and started competing against my own previous version:
My anxiety decreased.
My discipline improved.
My results stabilized.
Your account doesn't have to resemble anyone else's.
It has to resemble what your process and your discipline can sustain.
👉 Save this post for the next day you see huge screenshots on Binance and feel like “you’re going too slow.”
👉 Share it with someone who constantly compares themselves and ends up trading inappropriately.

#Binance #trading #crypto #futures

📆 I don't want to win every day. I want to win every month.
If your goal is to "win every day", you are doomed to force garbage trades.
My approach on Binance is different:
I am not interested in being a daily hero; I am interested in making sure the monthly curve ends up.
There are days when I end up in the red and yet they were a success because:
I respected the stop loss.
I didn't force entries on a whim.
I followed the plan even when it hurt.
I closed the platform when it was time, not when my ego wanted to "recover".
That is not failure; it is an investment in discipline.
The result that matters is not today’s, it’s the result of 50, 100, 200 trades executed with the same criteria.
The problem is not having losing days.
The problem is destroying an entire month for not accepting a losing day.
👉 Save this post to reread it every time you want to open "one more trade" just to close the day in the green.
👉 Share it with that friend who is always focused on the daily PnL and never looks at the monthly performance.

🧊 The power of NOT trading (even when everyone is shouting “to the moon”)
Being a trader is NOT about trading all the time.
Being a trader is knowing when NOT to hit the button.
I’ve had days when Binance was bursting with euphoria:
Twitter full of rockets, groups shouting “get in NOW”, huge candles on the screen…
and I did nothing.
Why?
Because my plan said otherwise:
Dirty structure.
Weird range, no clear direction.
Key zones already broken or too far away.
My statistical edge: low.
Entering there was not an “opportunity”, it was being liquidity for others.
While some flaunted quick profits, many more got trapped above, without a plan and with fear.
The market doesn’t pay you for being active.
The market pays you for being selective.
Learn to be at peace with days when the best trade is not to trade.
👉 Save this post for the next day of total euphoria, when you feel like “you’re missing out”.
👉 Share it with someone who enters the market only because they see everyone excited.

🧠 What it really means to be a professional trader on Binance
Being "professional" is not living off trading.
Professional is how you trade, not how much you earn.
A professional trader on Binance:
Has a method, not hunches.
Knows what to do before, during, and after each trade.
Respects risk, even if it hurts.
Does not move the stop "to give it some air", does not double position to "recover".
Accepts losses, does not hide them.
Knows that losing is part of the business, not something "shameful".
Does not sell smoke.
Does not promise unrealistic returns, does not show only winning trades, does not say "it's easy".
Thinks in long series, not in one day.
Cares about monthly/annual performance, not whether today ended red or green.
If someone shows you only huge gains, zero risk, and zero negative streaks...
that is not professionalism, it is marketing.
👉 If you want to build yourself as a professional trader, save this post and read it again every time your ego tells you to "recover now".
👉 Share it with someone who needs to stop romanticizing trading on Binance.