NotSoSmartTrader
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High-Frequency Trader
1.8 Years
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$SOL is on đĽ
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Scalp scalp scalp......
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Will I catch you again? $BTC
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I told you all to long $BTC
Enter timely
this is not financial advice, do your own research
Enter timely
this is not financial advice, do your own research
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$BTC You're still not listening, are you?
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The market is trying to speak to you, but you're not listening.
$SOL
$SOL
ignorance is a mercy sometimes.
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ALWAYS remember, with high leverage, being right long-term doesn't matter if you get liquidated short-term.
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$SOL Iâm seeing some interesting large-wallet movement that could matter.
đ According to on-chain data, several large whale addresses have moved hundreds of thousands of SOL (~$10-20 M+) to exchanges in recent hours â which typically raises a flag for potential sell-pressure.
What this tells me:
Big players might be positioning to exit or reduce exposure.
Since such moves increase available supply into market, it could weigh on SOLâs near-term price.
On the flip side: if supply moves off exchanges (into cold wallets/staking), that signals potential accumulation. Iâll watch for that too.
đ My strategy here:
Iâm not entering new large positions until I see clearer signs of accumulation (or the sell-pressure subsides).
If I do trade $SOL , Iâll keep the size small, have a tight stop, and treat any bounce as tactical, not âset-and-forget.â
If $SOL holds strong support (around ~$138-$142 zone) and I see whales moving out of exchanges (rather than into them), then Iâll consider scaling in with better confidence.
đŻ TL;DR: Whale data suggests caution for SOL right now. Good opportunity if support holds and momentum shiftsâbut risky if large holders are unloading. #SOL
đ According to on-chain data, several large whale addresses have moved hundreds of thousands of SOL (~$10-20 M+) to exchanges in recent hours â which typically raises a flag for potential sell-pressure.
What this tells me:
Big players might be positioning to exit or reduce exposure.
Since such moves increase available supply into market, it could weigh on SOLâs near-term price.
On the flip side: if supply moves off exchanges (into cold wallets/staking), that signals potential accumulation. Iâll watch for that too.
đ My strategy here:
Iâm not entering new large positions until I see clearer signs of accumulation (or the sell-pressure subsides).
If I do trade $SOL , Iâll keep the size small, have a tight stop, and treat any bounce as tactical, not âset-and-forget.â
If $SOL holds strong support (around ~$138-$142 zone) and I see whales moving out of exchanges (rather than into them), then Iâll consider scaling in with better confidence.
đŻ TL;DR: Whale data suggests caution for SOL right now. Good opportunity if support holds and momentum shiftsâbut risky if large holders are unloading. #SOL
The funniest part about trading is how you can be calm all day⌠until you open a position.
One second youâre chilling, the next second youâre refreshing the chart like it owes you money.
Itâs crazy how a tiny percentage move can control your whole mood.
And the worst part?
You know staring at the chart wonât change anything⌠but you still do it.
Trading isnât just about numbers. Itâs about not letting those numbers run your whole day.
One second youâre chilling, the next second youâre refreshing the chart like it owes you money.
Itâs crazy how a tiny percentage move can control your whole mood.
And the worst part?
You know staring at the chart wonât change anything⌠but you still do it.
Trading isnât just about numbers. Itâs about not letting those numbers run your whole day.
One thing I noticed: people love talking about their wins, but nobody talks about the trades that drain you mentally.
You ever take a loss so annoying that you just close everything, put your phone face-down, and stare at the ceiling like your life choices brought you here?
Itâs not even the money⌠itâs the way you lost it.
Wrong timing. Wrong mood. Wrong decision.
Losses hurt less when you follow your plan. They hurt the most when you know you did something stupid.
You ever take a loss so annoying that you just close everything, put your phone face-down, and stare at the ceiling like your life choices brought you here?
Itâs not even the money⌠itâs the way you lost it.
Wrong timing. Wrong mood. Wrong decision.
Losses hurt less when you follow your plan. They hurt the most when you know you did something stupid.
Thereâs no worse feeling than exiting a trade, accepting the loss⌠and then watching the chart go exactly where you wanted right after you leave.
You just sit there staring at the screen like, âbro⌠seriously?â
That moment teaches you something: the market didnât beat you⌠your patience did.
Most of us donât need better strategies. We need stronger nerves.
You just sit there staring at the screen like, âbro⌠seriously?â
That moment teaches you something: the market didnât beat you⌠your patience did.
Most of us donât need better strategies. We need stronger nerves.
I donât know who needs to hear this, but not every âdipâ is made for you.
Sometimes youâre not mentally ready, sometimes your balance isnât ready, sometimes the chart is literally screaming âdonât touch me.â
But we still jump in because weâre scared of missing the move⌠then we end up catching the part of the move nobody wants.
I swear half of my losses came from trades I never planned, trades I opened just because price âlooked cheap.â
Cheap doesnât mean opportunity. Cheap sometimes just means⌠itâs going cheaper.
Sometimes youâre not mentally ready, sometimes your balance isnât ready, sometimes the chart is literally screaming âdonât touch me.â
But we still jump in because weâre scared of missing the move⌠then we end up catching the part of the move nobody wants.
I swear half of my losses came from trades I never planned, trades I opened just because price âlooked cheap.â
Cheap doesnât mean opportunity. Cheap sometimes just means⌠itâs going cheaper.
Lately I realized something about trading: most of us arenât losing because we donât know charts⌠weâre losing because we donât know ourselves.
Itâs crazy how you can spend hours learning patterns, indicators, all that stuff⌠then you open one position, it goes -3%, and suddenly your whole brain shuts down.
Iâm starting to believe trading is 20% skill and 80% controlling that voice in your head that freaks out every time a candle moves the âwrongâ way.
If you canât control your emotions, even the perfect setup can turn into a disaster.
Anyone else feel like theyâre fighting themselves more than the market?
Itâs crazy how you can spend hours learning patterns, indicators, all that stuff⌠then you open one position, it goes -3%, and suddenly your whole brain shuts down.
Iâm starting to believe trading is 20% skill and 80% controlling that voice in your head that freaks out every time a candle moves the âwrongâ way.
If you canât control your emotions, even the perfect setup can turn into a disaster.
Anyone else feel like theyâre fighting themselves more than the market?
The crypto market is a wild ride. One minute you're feeling euphoric about a pump, the next you're panicking about a dip. I definitely let my emotions get the better of me sometimes. Anyone else struggle with FOMO or FUD? How do you manage your emotions when trading? Let's share some strategies (and maybe some memes to lighten the mood). #CryptoEmotions #FOMOisReal #FUD #BinanceSquare
Beware the coins that have a fake rise.
They'll make you lots of money, but if you're not careful enough, you might lose them all + your original investment.
Try to be as logical as possible. When the whole market is down and a coin is rising rapidly for no specific reason, then that's a fake rise. Make your money, take it, and stop.
Taking a Short position is also logical in this scenario.
Always remember, trading is a psychological game.
This is not financial advice.
They'll make you lots of money, but if you're not careful enough, you might lose them all + your original investment.
Try to be as logical as possible. When the whole market is down and a coin is rising rapidly for no specific reason, then that's a fake rise. Make your money, take it, and stop.
Taking a Short position is also logical in this scenario.
Always remember, trading is a psychological game.
This is not financial advice.
Don't forget, the market is not always as it seems.
BTC dumped to 58K and now bumped back to 61K. This might be the start of the bullish trend,
or you're just being manipulated by whales.
You choose.
This is not financial advice.
BTC dumped to 58K and now bumped back to 61K. This might be the start of the bullish trend,
or you're just being manipulated by whales.
You choose.
This is not financial advice.
The worst thing you can do as a trader is to strive for perfection. More often than not, perfection is way more far than you think.
As trading is never perfect, its a profession that can be bothered by many factors.
Get your profits and close. Don't become greedy, you'll more than likely to end up with a big loss.
This is not financial advice.
As trading is never perfect, its a profession that can be bothered by many factors.
Get your profits and close. Don't become greedy, you'll more than likely to end up with a big loss.
This is not financial advice.
Every year the same scenarios are repeated over and over again. "BTC is going to reach 1M in 2025" "ETH is gonna explode in 2026"
bla bla bla
Non sense.
we see these every year from very well known people in the crypto world, their words impact the traders' trading views and change their goals and ambitions while giving them false scenarios of everything being positive in the trading world.
Well let me tell you the harsh truth. Trading was never easy, it was never this optimistic. You might get lucky every once in a while but that's it.
Don't trade based on fake news or very unlikely to happen predictions.
Use common sense while trading.
This is not financial advice.
bla bla bla
Non sense.
we see these every year from very well known people in the crypto world, their words impact the traders' trading views and change their goals and ambitions while giving them false scenarios of everything being positive in the trading world.
Well let me tell you the harsh truth. Trading was never easy, it was never this optimistic. You might get lucky every once in a while but that's it.
Don't trade based on fake news or very unlikely to happen predictions.
Use common sense while trading.
This is not financial advice.
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