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@MKcryptogod

Crypto trader • Market strategist • Private group ⬇️

Canada Katılım Kasım 2024
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Natalie@Nat_in2027·
@MKcryptogod I already have an account and cannot join the copy trading :(
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BingX copy trading 300 -> 3000 While my team and I are backtesting the bot, here’s a trading challenge I will try to complete in May. 300 to 3000 This is a risky investment and make sure to invest what you’re willing to lose. I don’t pretend to be smarter or better than anyone but I will give you my best performance possible. Join with this code on BingX copy trading general.bingx.com/3WQcNc
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$NDAQ The last leg of every bull market always feels magnificent. Not because fundamentals suddenly become perfect, but because psychology reaches its peak. At first, smart money buys quietly when nobody cares.
Then institutions step in. Then the media starts paying attention.
But the final phase? That’s when the public arrives. Prices go vertical because greed becomes stronger than logic.
People stop asking “is this overvalued?” and start asking “how high can it go?”
Every dip gets bought instantly.
Everyone suddenly becomes a genius trader. 
Screenshots flood social media.
Friends who ignored the market for years start asking how to buy. This is where FOMO explodes. The reason it always follows the same pattern is because human emotions never change. Fear, greed, euphoria, and envy repeat in every cycle : stocks, crypto, real estate, all of it. The final leg is powered less by value and more by momentum and belief. People see others getting rich and feel pain staying on the sidelines. 
That emotional pressure creates a feedback loop:
Price rises → attention rises → new buyers enter → price rises even more. That’s why the end of bull markets often looks irrational and unstoppable.
It’s the moment where the market transitions from investing to pure speculation. And ironically, the stronger the euphoria becomes, the closer the cycle usually is to ending. Different asset.
Different year.
Same human behavior.
Same pattern every time. When is the final leg? I don’t know but I feel we are getting much closer to it now…
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$TOTAL 3 February high taken. I want to play this one more conservatively and take major profits home today. After reclaiming such a significant point of interest, this feels like the most rational decision. This is not just another random high. It marks the beginning of the last 3-month trading range which is an area where retail participants finally start seeing green charts again after months of pain and begin chasing momentum late. Late longs often get trapped and price roll over... I've seen this pattern numerous times over and over again. I’d rather stay patient and inverse the crowd here. Over the long run, that approach consistently performs better. After 7 years in these markets, one thing I can confidently say is this: buying altcoins at these prices after a day like today is, 9 times out of 10, a very bad idea.
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hedera-hashgraph:native up 7% today Compression ranges are where price gets trapped in a tight area for hours or even days while volatility slowly dries up. The market looks “dead,” volume fades, both longs and shorts get chopped, and people start forcing trades out of boredom. But that compression is usually energy building underneath the surface. The longer price accepts a range without fully breaking, the more aggressive the expansion can become once liquidity finally gets taken. That's just basic finance 101. The more people fight over something (price in that case) the more the movement will be brutal. That’s why patience matters more than prediction. I wasn’t trying to guess the exact candle or top tick. I was waiting for the market to prove that expansion had started. A single daily candle above 7% is not random noise anymore. It’s a shift in participation, momentum, and positioning. That’s where volatility returns and asymmetric opportunities appear. You can’t time the breakout perfectly. Nobody consistently can. But you can prepare for it: define levels, study liquidity, understand where trapped traders are positioned, and stay disciplined enough not to overtrade the compression itself. Trading is less about predicting the future and more about being prepared when the market finally reveals direction. Enjoy your Sunday :)
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$HBAR I share with you a trade I took today. Still patiently waiting for the expansion out of this compressed range. It can go either way but I like my odds to the upside in these market conditions.

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Mike@MKcryptogod·
$SUI be careful ... I would not try to build short positions before price reaches the 1.6 single prints. The blue box is the key level to start looking at late longs trapped positions. Before we reach 1.6, every drop is just random noise.
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Trading challenge up 35% today If you’ve been following me for a while you know I never promote agressive and risky trading. This is simply a challenge to have a bit of fun. Join on BingX with the link below : general.bingx.com/3YhwVw
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Mike@MKcryptogod·
Next time to try to time the market… The altcoins consolidated for 2-3 months. With $BTC dominance at resistance and the current market conditions I told you to accumulate long positions 2 weeks ago.
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Crypto with Haris ₿@Crypto__Haris·
My friend turned just $13 into over $9,000 on $RAVE — an insane nearly 70,000% return 🤯 Futures make small accounts feel powerful, and that’s the danger. You deposit $200, use 20x leverage, suddenly control $4,000, and your brain starts thinking you’re bigger than you are.
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$ETH short update TF context first: ETH was trading below the February high and failed to accept above Monday high after sweeping liquidity into late longs near the top. The move into 2410-2420 looked aggressive, but footprint showed heavy buying getting absorbed instead of continuing higher. That was the first warning sign. I didn’t short immediately. I waited for confirmation: 1.rejection from the highs 2.failure to reclaim Monday high 3.weekly range flip 4.EMA retest into prior support turned resistance The key zone was around 2330-2340. On the retest, passive sellers stepped in again. Buyers could not push price back above the range/EMA, despite volume coming in. That told me the market was accepting lower prices. Entry: ~2336 Current price: ~2283 The idea was simple: liquidity sweep → absorption → range flip → failed reclaim → continuation lower toward mid-range liquidity. Not trying to predict the exact bottom. Just following orderflow and market structure.
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Mike@MKcryptogod·
@Trader_XO I have the same trade brother but on ETH
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$ETH exhaustive price action I started a swing short position and I’m looking to add more between 2320 and 2360. Targeting mid range with stop just above 25s
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