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@CryptoBullet1 Update on sui:native ?
Marcro chart would be great
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$BTC Bear Market Progress: 5 months left ⌛️🤫

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$BTC Bear Market Progress: 50% done. Only 6 months left ⌛️ 😏
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Friendly reminder that the full Liquidity Theory curriculum can be found here:
@liquiditytheory?si=T9IaktqdTSBmLO6r" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">youtube.com/@liquiditytheo…

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Lithium Mania 3.0 is underway.

Rock Bottom Entries@RockBtmEntries
Lithium futures have been coiling for 3 months. Massive squeeze incoming.
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$NIO UPDATE 🚨
Giant Inverse H&S on HTF in play
Neckline reclaim = major breakout 📈
Target: $17 🎯
#NIO #Stocks #Trading #Investing

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When you look at $ETH on the monthly chart, you’re not looking for trades… you’re looking for clarity.
There, the market leaves you with only the levels that really matter: support and resistance levels that have been tested repeatedly. It’s a clear view, free from noise. It’s your map.
Then you switch to the weekly chart, and that’s where you really start to ‘read’ what the price is doing within that map.
Essentially, you build this macro range: below you have the zone where the market tends to hold (low range), above the zone where it tends to break out (high range), and in between you have the murkier zone, where the price often dithers and catches out those who enter at random.
And this is where everything changes: you no longer have to guess the direction… you just need to see how the price reacts when it reaches these levels.
If the price reaches an important zone and shows a reaction, then you can work with it.
If, on the other hand, it breaks decisively, don’t fight it… follow the movement towards the next level.
The point is precisely this:
it’s not you who decides what the market will do; it’s the market that tells you when it makes sense to enter.
So, in practice, you’re not sitting there making a thousand pointless trades.
You wait for the price to reach where it needs to go, and only then do you start thinking. If it’s not at a key level, you simply aren’t interested.
It’s a slower approach, more ‘boring’ if you like… but it’s precisely what allows you to work with cleaner movements, without getting swept up in the noise.
This is all about trading high-volatility pairs, so spot trading and, if you like, leverage, but with swing trading… scalping is a different story: that involves trading day in, day out with tight stops and making decisive entries on a daily basis 👌🏻👈🏻


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