Welcome to your comprehensive guide to conscious trading. If you are wondering why your trades are losing despite the indicators looking positive, the reason is often random trading and chasing green candles instead of following market makers. On this page, we learn how to monitor liquidity footprints and avoid the noise.
I have prepared a series of sequential practical lessons for you to transition from the guessing stage to the precise analysis stage. You can access them directly through the following links to apply them immediately to your chart:
Firstly: When to buy quietly and anticipate the explosion?
In the post "The Train", we discussed how to avoid buying at the top and how to stay a step ahead of everyone. Review this post to understand the psychology of market makers and how they manipulate the feelings of fear of missing out and how to avoid this trap. (Link to the post )
Secondly: The hidden secret behind price movement
After understanding the psychological aspect, you must master reading the true market driver, which is "trading volume". In this post, we explained how to differentiate between a real breakout and a fake trap using liquidity bars to confirm the entry of smart money. ( Link to the post)
Thirdly: Practical application and identifying entry points
To complete the picture, we applied these concepts practically on the chart. In this post, you will learn how to accurately identify resistance levels and support walls to know when and where to safely place your money based on clear data. (Link to the post )
Share your story:
Every trader has gone through a phase of randomness in their beginnings. What is the biggest obstacle you currently face in your journey in the world of cryptocurrencies? Is it reading the chart and identifying the trend, or controlling anxiety and emotions? Write me your experience in the comments and I will personally respond to help us overcome it together.
Important notice: Trading involves high risks, and everything published here is for educational purposes only to develop your skills and not financial advice. Always manage your capital wisely.
