@eliz883 @DagobertZwei How is $ROSE looking boss? Still think it goes higher?
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mytrhiurd (✸,✸)
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Gm friends
I wanted to teach you something... in the vast majority of cases where you see millions in profits (e.g. $PENGUIN meme ), it's simply insiders or people on the team who already knew what was going on. Don't fall for it and don't believe everything like a fool!
A meme sponsored by the White House? Again! Ahahha, it's just a game played by someone who already knew and is making millions after buying at launch.
simple 🤗
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GM like this ✍🏻 $BTC
Take home great profits! That 0.75 there in low gold state! Left only one moonbag, but waiting for a trigger for the next plan
EliZ@eliz883
In eliz level always good money on scalp $BTC 0.75 🤌🏼
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Yesterday I sniping in 0.75
Easy scalp $BTC
now take some profit and stop in profit
EliZ@eliz883
In eliz level always good money on scalp $BTC 0.75 🤌🏼
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I am in perfect harmony with my plans and trade because I realised this
When you trade with anxiety, anger, or that tight feeling in your stomach, it’s not the market creating the problem it’s you forcing something that isn’t there.
It means your exposure is too high, you’re risking more than you should, and deep down you’re not actually prepared to accept the loss.
When your risk management is solid, none of those emotions show up.
A trade hits stop? It’s part of the game.
Price moves against you? Completely normal.
You stay calm because you’re in the trade with a size that doesn’t threaten your capital or your clarity.
But if you find yourself tense, frustrated, or irritated, it means you’re trying to force the market to prove that you’re right.
And when you become too attached to your idea, that’s when you start shifting stops, adding size to “recover,” or entering without a plan and that’s where everything starts to break.
The market shouldn’t be able to shake your emotional balance.
If it does, it’s a clear signal that your risk management is off and your vision is too rigid.
A good trader notices when something feels wrong inside before it shows up on the chart.
And they fix their size, their risk, and their mindset… before ever pressing “buy” or “sell.”
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$BTC $TOTAL It has followed my analysis to the letter: a rebound of around 8% from the area we had identified on Total MC.
For now, I consider this a relief rebound, not a confirmed reversal. It means that the market is reacting from a logical area of demand, but it will take time and confirmation on volumes and structure to understand whether we are building a real bottom here or just another trap before falling again.
In the coming days, I will observe: how the price behaves when retesting key levels... whether the volume confirms real accumulation or just short covering... whether the structure stops being choppy and starts showing clear signs of strength.
In any case, a perfectly respected vision and excellent work amid all this turmoil: out there, it's full of memes, random calls and charts posted just to get likes.
Here, however, we work with a plan, clear levels and risk management, and that's exactly what makes the difference in the long run.
EliZ@eliz883
$BTC $TOTAL In recent days, it was clear that we were not at a bottom, and I repeated it every day: if the OBV continues to fall like this, there is no real demand, just people trying to guess the low. Now the price has simply confirmed it. Looking at the TOTAL, the market can finally breathe a sigh of relief at a level it is about to reach. It is an area where buyers have entered in the past, and it makes sense to expect a slowdown in pressure. I am not saying 'the bull market is back', but rather a stop after the fall, an area where something more interesting may form. On BTC, however, the story is different. It has lost levels that were fundamental to sustaining a credible uptrend. We can joke about 140k, but if we don't recover those areas, talking about new highs makes no sense. First, we need a clean and defended recovery, not an isolated green candle. So yes, there is some relief, and it may even generate nice rebounds to trade, but let's not confuse a breather with a restart. Until the volume changes tone and the OBV stops falling, this is just the market taking a breather, not changing direction.
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