📈 Everything that goes up must come down $NAORIS The only real question is when ⏱️
In this trade, I fell asleep with the short open 😴 For the first time, that worked in my favor. I had TP and SL at 100% ROI 🧠📐, so the risk was defined from the start. The price did exactly what it usually does after an exaggerated movement: forcefully return liquidity 💥⬇️
I could have made more because the drop was much larger 📉, but it's okay. 👉 You have to take what the market gives you, not what one imagines later when looking at the chart calmly.
This trade was not luck 🍀❌ It was understanding that the momentum was already exhausted, that the rise had been extreme, and that the most likely outcome was a deep correction. I entered, protected the trade, and let the market do its work 🤝📊
📌 Clear lesson: - Don't stay living in a position 🚪 - Define risk before entering 🎯 - Accept the profit when it comes, even if the price keeps falling afterwards 🧘♂️💰
Tomorrow there will be more opportunities 🔄 Capital and discipline are the only things to take care of
you are on fire, remember to take a break is part of the process of a profitable trader a hug
Satoshi Manimoto
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Trades of the day 🤑 trading with little capital 🤷🏻♂️ ✅️ 25 ❌️ 1 The latest trades in the Live of the #TekaCueva thanks to the #TekaTeamInc #ComparteTusTrades $FRAX $STO $VANRY
📈 $DUSK | The market gave a gift and it had to be taken
-After almost 4 hours of decline, DUSK left a liquidity spike in 1 minute. -Violent rise, break of EMAs and clear candle. It was not a trend change, it was an event.
I entered without FOMO, near the origin of the movement, understanding something key: 👉 Spikes are not chased, they are taken. 📌 I didn't stay to live in the operation. 📌 I didn't assume continuation. 📌 I only took the gift that the market offered.
Result: -Well executed long -Short exposure with +216% ROI in 6 minutes
This type of trades teaches more than any indicator: ✔️ The market sometimes just sweeps liquidity. ✔️ Not every breakout is a trend. ✔️ If it pays commission and leaves profit, it was a successful trade.
The new order is underway post N°563, agree on where to go running, I do not give second chances nor opportunities. This is the great moment to run or hide, although it won't be good to do so because no one escapes from here, all of this has a meaning that will be revealed in post N°569 which will be a live event.
This is cold, sincere, but 0% regret, only #Tekacoin y and #TekaCueva t have the solution, #TeamTekaAcademy is the new movement.
Do not look for a solution where there is none, look for an escape when you can... @Yorton Luces @Tazmania Demon 27 @Satoshi Manimoto @148 PACO @Hassan of Hundred Faces
The new order is underway post N°563, agree on where to go running, I do not give second chances nor opportunities. This is the great moment to run or hide, although it won't be good to do so because no one escapes from here, all of this has a meaning that will be revealed in post N°569 which will be a live event.
This is cold, sincere, but 0% regret, only #Tekacoin y and #TekaCueva t have the solution, #TeamTekaAcademy is the new movement.
Do not look for a solution where there is none, look for an escape when you can... @Yorton Luces @Tazmania Demon 27 @Satoshi Manimoto @148 PACO @Hassan of Hundred Faces
We continue with RIVER, a clear example of how the market does pay when the structure is respected.
After a strong drop, the price: -Makes a clean pullback -Respects the structure -Does not break key supports -Allows entry without chasing
⏱️ Quick operation -5-minute trade (and a little more) -Entry in the discount zone -Exit near the maximum of the pullback, without expecting miracles
📊 Keys to the trade -It was not FOMO -It was not guessing -It was waiting for the price to return to a logical zone -Buying cheap within the structure and selling where the market pays
💡 Lesson It's not about entering a lot, it's about entering well.
Clean pullback + intact structure = calm and profitable trade.
📌 Another example of averaging without stress – RIVERUSDT
This trade with $RIVER is a good example of how averaging well reduces pressure and allows you to trade with a clear head.
📉 Context -RIVER had been experiencing almost 2 hours of strong declines -The price strongly rejects the EMA 99, a key signal of a possible structural change -I don't enter immediately, I let the market do its work
📊 Technical signals -In 15 minutes, the histogram goes positive and healthy -Structure stops rising and enters lateralization That's when I take the first long
📈 Position management -I could exit quickly in profit, but I decide to let it run -The price drops and I buy supported by the EMA 20 without clear confirmation of continuation upward -Recognized error: the price breaks EMAs and does not accelerate
📉 Second average (correct) -I don't force exit -I wait for real confirmation of rise
In the second average: -Rebuy with more size -The price responds and validates the movement
📌 Result -Exit with ~8% ROI at 20x -It may sound small, but:
-At 50x it would be ~20% -Pays commission -Leaves clean profit -Successful trade
📊 Position details -Initial entry: 1 RIVER -First rebuy: +1 RIVER -Second average: +2 RIVER Total position: 4 RIVER
💡 Reflection Probably RIVER will continue to rise, but the market is not traded with "what if...". 📌 If it pays commission and leaves profit → it is accepted 📌 Not every trade must capture the maximum 📌 Averaging well is reducing stress, not increasing it
Accepting the profit the market gives you is also discipline.
📌 Averaging: when it makes sense... and when it DOESN'T
Currency: $币安人生 USDT (Perp)
This trade is a good example of why averaging is not a magical solution, but a tool that only works in the right context.
📉 Initial context -The currency was ranging with slight bullish momentum -Correct entries, but profit didn't exceed 8–10% -There was no clear impulse yet justifying holding longer
📊 First mistake (lesson learned) -On the first marked drop, I averaged -Averaging happened too early, barely at the start of the bearish impulse -It wasn't that the market was against us; it was a bad entry and poor timing
📉 Second averaging (well executed) -A rapid spike occurs -Averaging this time with purpose: *Price already below multiple EMAs *Extended impulse *Context suitable for a technical pullback
📈 Exit -Within a 3-minute timeframe, the price touches the EMA 9 -Histogram turns -Close with +1 USDT profit -Clean trade, no further battle with the market
📌 Key takeaways 👉 The goal of averaging is NOT: -To hold on waiting for a "rebound" -To fight against the trend
👉 The real goal of averaging is: -To exit on a pullback when the initial entry was poor -To improve the price only if there are clear signals of reversal or exhaustion
💡 Final reflection Not every trade needs to be big. Not every exit needs to be perfect.
📈 1 dollar in well-managed profit, repeated many times, builds powerful portfolios.
The market doesn't reward blind patience,
it rewards reading the market, timing, and knowing when to exit.
📉 Timing, size, and a lesson the market always charges
Today I traded $ICP USDT (Perp) and left this post not to show profits, but real learning.
The first trade was a classic mistake: - Entry with position size too large for the margin - Structure still valid, but poor timing - High indicators (RSI, StochRSI, KDJ), feeling of "it's going to drop to catch momentum"
Result: significant loss due to not closing in time 📌 First lesson: 👉 Closing at a better negative is also discipline. Then came the important part.
🧠 Shift in focus - Stopped fighting the price - Re-read the structure and context - Reduced size - Traded the momentum, not the emotion
📈 Result: Several consecutive profitable trades Recovery of over 50% of the initial loss Still need ≈4 USDT to fully recover, but now with control and clarity
📌 Second lesson: 👉 The market isn't about being right, it's about timing.
📌 Third lesson (the most important): 👉 Not knowing when to close hurts more than entering incorrectly.
- It wasn't a bad coin. - It wasn't a bad technical reading. - It was poor timing and position sizing. - The market doesn't reward ego; it rewards structure, patience, and the ability to correct quickly.
Same currency. Same market. Totally different results.
Before sleeping 🌙 -Entries chasing the price, both up and down. -Rapid trades, not letting the move develop. -Result: clear losses in a very short time. It wasn't the currency, it was the timing and the anxiety to enter.
After waking up ☀️ -I let DASH make its move. -I wait for the real impulse, enter calmly and exit without fighting the price. -Result: clean trades, positive ROI, and risk control recovering what was lost.
🔎 The difference wasn't in the indicator, but in: -The time of day -Patience to wait for structure + impulse -Not chasing the price Understanding when to trade and when not to
💡 Conclusion -The market doesn't reward urgency. -It rewards those who know when to enter, not those who enter first.
📉➡️📈 Binance Square | Real lesson in $币安人生 USDT Perp
Today, trading #币安人生USDT Perp, the importance of structure over isolated indicators was reaffirmed.
Initially, I entered a short based on indicators being at extremes: - RSI near 90, - StochRSI at 100, - KDJ with J above 110.
It seemed like the perfect recipe for a drop… but the structure hadn’t collapsed yet, and I held the short, waiting for a few minutes. Result: liquidation of those $4.7.
Then I learned the lesson: - Switched to long, supported by the bullish structure, ignoring those extreme indicators a bit. - When the structure showed its true failure, I entered the short patiently and recovered in just a few quick trades.
📊 The moral: - Extreme indicators can mislead if the structure hasn’t failed. - Structural confirmation is key. - Trading with structure and waiting for the right moment helps avoid unnecessary liquidations. - The market isn’t about emotions; it’s about structure, confirmation, and intelligent risk management.
Trade with your head—even though this pushed me to trade again with conviction, I recovered the loss and made a profit.
📊 $ID : the strong impulse into the compression phase In recent hours, #idusdt showed a classic move worth understanding:
📈 What happened - Initial impulse movement with high volume, typical of an early breakout. - Subsequent distribution and progressive decline, respecting dynamic EMAs. - Price is now moving in a controlled downward structure, without panic.
📉 Current technical reading - Price trading below EMA 20 / 50 / 99, indicating short-term weakness. - EMA 200 and 500 acting as macro support zone. RSI stabilized near neutral zone → no extreme oversold condition. -Decreasing volume → compression phase, not capitulation.
This is not a violent drop, it's digestion of the prior move.
🧠 Why IDU rose IDU belongs to the Web3 infrastructure / digital identity ecosystem, focused on: - Decentralized identity solutions. Integration with dApps and Web3 services. -Narrative aligned with privacy and user control.
The impulse came from: - Rotation toward microcaps with the "infrastructure" narrative. - Speculative volume entering after breaking previous ranges. - Initial FOMO effect, followed by logical profit-taking.
🔍 What to watch now - If price manages to consolidate above the current zone, it could build a base. - A new expansion will only be valid with volume recovery. - In the meantime, this is a coin for patience, not chasing.
In crypto, understanding structure matters more than guessing the next spike 📐📉
📉 When the opportunity is there… but size doesn't forgive
$GMT was a good example of something we sometimes forget in futures:
➡️ The reading can be correct, but the size can't. I entered with only 20 USDT of margin, too aggressive for this kind of move.
The trade gave a clear exit opportunity at +20% / +30%, but by not taking it, the price reversed and the margin didn't allow any breathing room.
Result: -The idea wasn't bad. -The timing wasn't either. -The mistake was over-sizing the position relative to available capital.
Clear lesson: -In futures, not everything is about being right about direction. -Size determines whether you can wait… or whether the market forces you out. -Better to make less and stay alive, than to be right and lose.
We keep going, adjusting risk and learning from the market 📊🧠
$APT /USDT : Listen up. The daily trend is clearly bearish. Right now, we're seeing a clean rejection off the 1-hour level. The 15-minute RSI is tipping below 50, signaling momentum is turning. This is our trigger. Get ready for a short entry. The setup is aligning. Let's move.
Actionable Setup Now (SHORT) Entry: market at 1.813014 – 1.824385 TP1: 1.784587 TP2: 1.773216 TP3: 1.750474 SL: 1.852813
#GPS was top in funding, but had already lived this cycle before → funding pushing price in an uptrend, then continued upward to capture poorly placed shorts.
That's why → I exited before the funding, in a good zone. The drop was immediate, 2 seconds after the payment. That's when the real opportunity appeared; I delayed reacting but it was enough to recover and take a bit more.
Entry against panic, short trade, clean execution with no noise.
This wasn't a trade of faith, it was a context reading.
Lesson: Funding moves price, but doesn't always signal entry.
Sometimes the best trade is to wait for the reaction, not the announcement.
Less time in the market, more risk control. We're staying alert to how it evolves in the coming periods 👀📊
⏱️ 4 hours later – $MAGIC continues reacting to funding
As I mentioned in the previous post, the funding rate once again became the main driver of the movement.
MAGIC reacted strongly, but also made something important clear: - Funding pushes, but doesn't give free entries. Paying funding to go short still resulted in much higher gains. - Movements are fast and come with aggressive pullbacks. - Opportunities exist both in long and short positions, but only for those who know how to wait for the right moment.
At this point: - The market has already priced in part of the funding, halting the drop as it reached the EMA99 on the 5-minute chart. - Volatility remains high. - Entering too late usually means getting trapped.
MAGIC remains in the top 3 for funding favoring long positions, so it's worth keeping a close eye on in the coming periods.
This is not a coin to commit to one direction, but rather one to read the context and execute with precision.
We're staying alert to how funding evolves over the next 4h 👀📊
After the announcement of the funding increase, #MAGIC saw a strong impulse.
What was interesting was not just the price movement, but the funding rate: -Negative and high funding. -Shorts are paying longs. High accumulated pressure → rapid movements and frequent squeezes.
In this type of scenario: Longer positions are riskier. Active management and short take-profit levels help protect gains.
It's less about direction and more about timing and risk control. Right now, the price is deciding whether to consolidate or push again.
Watch the funding in the next 4 hours, it remains key. 👀