@Crypto_Chase @captain_kole yo Chase, btw can you check your whop dm ? thx boss
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DonPanick
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Price is at yet another inflection point.
BTFD.
Zoran Kole@captain_kole
Don't get shaken out. Stay bullish.
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@Frederi55284379 No offense, mais comment expliques-tu le fait que des traders utilisant uniquement l'AT, out perfom le S&P et créent littéralement des sommes vertigineuses ? Je sais que c'est un très faible % mais je suis pas autant radical sur le fait qu'i n'y a pas d'ev dans l'AT.
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Completely agree, and this app is the product of evil when it comes to risk tolerance. During easy times you see so many people posting crazy numbers.Their risk tolerance is just out of touch with reality, and it varies massively from person to person. Risk tolerance ≠ risk management
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Small update on this BTC short ; I got stopped out for -0.2R. I managed this trade poorly. I was too slow to move my SL to BE, I saw the H12 bullish SFP right at the breaker and didn't take any profits. I'm just a bit skeptical about the recent PA, I'd prefer a sweep of the last H12 OB for a cleaner continuation (see last post). I think we need to shake out the late bulls before any serious push toward 85k. Still watching the market closely. I think there'll be plenty of opportunities to make money soon.
DonPanick@D0npam
Took this short setup on BTC at the high of the range. For any bullish continuation, I think you want a sweep of this H12 OB and an immediate reaction toward the 80k's, that's where I'll look for TP. If the reaction isn't what I want, I'm glad to have some short exposure here, where people are still maintaining bullish arguments and saying we printed the bear market low. Another short entry: H12 close through 77200, then a retest to compound or initiate a short.
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So you're taking in your math that a + $100 win is larp ? what about people who try to build a trading account by risking 1% per trade ? I mean of course someone who is yapping like a whale and flexing a 10$ pnl, that makes sense, but you could have people who share wins that matter relative to their acc.
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Took this short setup on BTC at the high of the range. For any bullish continuation, I think you want a sweep of this H12 OB and an immediate reaction toward the 80k's, that's where I'll look for TP.
If the reaction isn't what I want, I'm glad to have some short exposure here, where people are still maintaining bullish arguments and saying we printed the bear market low.
Another short entry: H12 close through 77200, then a retest to compound or initiate a short.
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Decisive time for our favorite orange coin. We're approaching range high, and with S&P printing a funny new ATH in this macro environment, I expect BTC to at least run a bullish short-term playbook.
I don't want to rush into a big long position, we'll have plenty of opportunities on alts to aggressively long trend continuation. Need to remain patient, range high remains a short opportunity until proven otherwise.
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hey you scrolling the infinite abyss - why not take a brief pause to expand your attention span and read something long form instead? you can even listen to it in the voice of yours truly
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I'm extremely bullish on $HYPE, but I have 2 possible HTF short scenarios for the coming weeks. These scenarios are how I see $HYPE evolving so I can finalize a massive spot bag. Because even though you see all of CT calling for HYPE at $50 (still possible in the next few weeks), I'm convinced we'll have plenty of time to load this gem before the next big leg up (targeting $100, who knows?).
Scenario 1: Local top at ~$44 is in, and the breaker plays out for a potential retest of the $29–32 area. The H12 signal trigger is already in place, and you could also position yourself inside the H12 breaker.
Scenario 2: Local top is not in yet, in which case, wait for a market shift on the 3D / Daily / H12 inside the weekly breaker before positioning. This scenario becomes more likely if we see market strength build over the next 2 weeks alongside the ceasefire.
Either way, I don't think we've hit the bottom on stocks/risk assets yet, which is exactly why I'm tracking these two scenarios while riding spot $HYPE, ready for the next bullish leg.
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Stopped out with this god candle, managed to lose only 0.2R with the volatility. Still happy with this trade and the R/R it would have printed. Onto the next.
DonPanick@D0npam
This trade is doing well so far. I'm managing my position, currently sitting at close to 2R unrealized. I took around 20% off the table to cover fees and moved my stop loss to the last H1 wick. This essentially makes this trade risk-free, with the SL moved up and 20% already locked in.
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This trade is doing well so far. I'm managing my position, currently sitting at close to 2R unrealized. I took around 20% off the table to cover fees and moved my stop loss to the last H1 wick. This essentially makes this trade risk-free, with the SL moved up and 20% already locked in.
DonPanick@D0npam
Trade idea on $BTC The higher time frame (H12) is printing a downtrend again. I think BTC's lack of strength around $75K said it all, we couldn't even reclaim the $80K area. In my opinion, I'm still bearish short-term and looking for setups in the middle of the range. We've retested the range highs multiple times, and I see a lot of liquidity that needs to be swept before there's any real bullish argument. On the H12 chart, the drawn levels are areas I believe will be retested soon. So I'm looking for this kind of setup on H1 for a continuation lower.
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Trade idea on $BTC
The higher time frame (H12) is printing a downtrend again. I think BTC's lack of strength around $75K said it all, we couldn't even reclaim the $80K area. In my opinion, I'm still bearish short-term and looking for setups in the middle of the range.
We've retested the range highs multiple times, and I see a lot of liquidity that needs to be swept before there's any real bullish argument. On the H12 chart, the drawn levels are areas I believe will be retested soon.
So I'm looking for this kind of setup on H1 for a continuation lower.
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The situation in the Middle East is really concerning. I've been monitoring the conflict since the beginning, and as long as the strait stays locked, I don't see how the overall international economy could recover. Dalio told us about the global market order changing when we face situations where the biggest powers on this planet enter into conflict, directly or indirectly. It's fascinating and at the same time scary to see this happening right before our eyes. The world is changing, as a humble trader, I try to position myself in the direction where I think the market will lead.
Currently, my entire net worth is in cash, and I use it to take small positions every day/week and compound on percentage gains each time. The situation is scary, risk assets and investments are kind of frozen. Protect your money.
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@cryptictrader90 @ColdBloodShill @TheHavenCrypto Less people inside so less “messy”, it’s easier to follow call from analysts. Wealthgroup is fire with goat analyst but I’d rather be in The Haven than wealthgroup for trading education and for the availability of analysts
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@ColdBloodShill @TheHavenCrypto Is it better than wealthgroup? Anyone can confirm?
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Trades from @TheHavenCrypto this week.
Been on a heater LTF scalping.
Account did a 25x.
Sign up here: whop.com/thehaven/?a=gi…
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I managed to close everything + 2,2 k on scalp is well paid for clicking buttons. From a trading perspective, those trades were scalps from yesterday, but I had good confidence to let them play out during the night. It's always easier to keep short setups while we're in this geopolitical environment. Every bad news is in your favour, so that makes the short setups comfy. As you might see on my last post, I have multiple entries. This is a process I do when scalping. I manage to get into my trade aggressively, and I manage my position live with a fixed SL defined where I don't want the price to evolve, as you can see. But when I have a low-timeframe breakout in my position, I try to build a solid position. Most of my scalping skills are inspired by
@TomHougaard
and his views on the emotional and mental aspects of trading.
DonPanick@D0npam
My current market situation
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@0xaporia Completely agree. For futher explanation, I highly recommend reading "Best loser wins" from @TomHougaard
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The adage "no one ever went broke taking profits" is a (potentially) dangerous fallacy because it centers the exit decision on your entry price. It treats profit-taking as a psychological reward rather than a strategic forecast. For any strategy that doesn't win the majority of the time, outsized winners are the essential engine that funds your inevitable losses. By "locking in" a gain simply because your P&L is green, you are systematically underfunding the very outliers required for your survival.
An exit must be forward-looking, based on what the price is likely to do next rather than where you happened to buy. The market has no memory of your cost basis, and anchoring your decisions to it is a form of self-sabotage. In the end, it is not the frequency of your profits that matters, but whether their magnitude is allowed to fulfill its primary function: paying for your risk. Easier said than done, but it is what it is.
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