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Day 20 is dedicated to the most crucial aspect of trading: Risk Management. No matter how good your strategy is, you cannot profit consistently in the long run without mastering the Risk/Reward (R/R) Ratio.
​The R/R Ratio measures the relationship between the money you risk and the profit you aim to make on a single trade.
​📐 Calculating the Risk/Reward (R/R) Ratio
​There are three main steps to calculate your R/R Ratio:
​Step 1: Define Your Risk (R)
​Risk (R) = Entry Price - Stop-Loss Price​Example: If you buy at $15.00 and place your Stop-Loss at $14.50, your Risk (R) is $0.50.
​Step 2: Define Your Reward (R)
​Reward (R) = Take Profit Price - Entry Price​Example: If you buy at $15.00 and place your Take Profit at $17.00, your Reward (R) is $2.00.
​Step 3: Calculate the R/R Ratio
​R/R Ratio = Reward / Risk​Calculation: $2.00 / $0.50 = 4.0​Meaning: This trade is 1:4. This means you are aiming to make $4 for every $1 you risk.​The Golden Rule: You should only enter trades with an R/R Ratio of 1:2 or higher. A lower R/R ratio means your probability of winning must be unrealistically high to make money.​💡 Calculating Trade Size Using R/​Professional traders follow the 1% to 2% Rule, risking only 1% to 2% of their total portfolio capital per trade. (E.g., If your portfolio is $10,000, you only risk $100 or $200).​Capital Risk (Dollar Amount): 1% of $10,000 = $100​Price Risk: $0.50 (From Step 1)​Trade Size (Number of Coins to Buy): Capital Risk / Price Risk​Calculation: $100 / $0.50 = 200 Coins​Result: If your Stop-Loss hits, you lose exactly $100. If your Take Profit hits, you gain $2.00 x 200 = $400, achieving that 1:4 ratio.​Critical Tip: Your Stop-Loss is the key determinant of your R/R Ratio. Ensure it is placed at a technically sound location (e.g., just below a major Support Level) and not just based on where you want to risk $100.​Question: What is the minimum acceptable R/R Ratio you allow yourself to trade with (e.g., 1:2, 1:3, 1:4), and why? Share your risk discipline in the comments!#RiskManagement #RiskReward #TradeSize #CryptoEducation💡🚀 $ZEC $INJ

(4-min plain-English read | no jargon)
1. What Is Crypto? 🤔
Crypto = digital money secured by cryptography instead of a bank.
Lives on the internet, not in your pocketSupply is controlled by open-source code, not governmentsMoves wallet-to-wallet in minutes, 24/7, borders don’t matter
Example: Sending $10 of Bitcoin to a friend in Brazil while you sit in Nigeria no bank, no holiday delays, no currency exchange hassle.
What Is Cryptocurrency?
Cryptocurrency is the same thing as crypto just the full word.
“Currency” reminds us the main goal is medium of exchange: you can buy, sell, price and swap things with it exactly like dollars or euros, only in purely digital form and without central-bank backing.
2. What Is Blockchain?
Blockchain = the public spreadsheet in the sky that tracks every crypto transaction.
Key points:
Blocks = pages of transactionsChain = pages glued together in orderThousands of computers keep identical copies, so cheating is almost impossibleOnce a page is written, it can’t be erased → immutable
Analogy: Google Sheets that everyone can view, no one can secretly edit, and anyone can add a new row if they follow the rules.
3. What Is Bitcoin? $BTC
Bitcoin = the first and most famous cryptocurrency, launched in 2009 by the mysterious Satoshi Nakamoto.
Fast facts:
Only 21 million coins will ever exist → digital scarcityNew coins enter circulation through mining (computers solving puzzles)No CEO, no central server → run by decentralized volunteersOften called “digital gold” because many holders use it as a store of value
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4. Why Do We Use It?

Crypto / Cryptocurrency = internet moneyBlockchain = shared, tamper-proof ledgerBitcoin = first, scarce, decentralizedWe use it for cheaper, faster, always-open finance and to protect purchasing power
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