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The spot plan remains unchanged... my first bid has been filled... personally, I see no sign of a bottom, so my lower bids remain active. $BTC Ps It's a smart strategy because if we go up (but below 85/86k on the weekly chart, it remains weak af), I have the first bis filled, and if we go down further, I'll accumulate for the next run.

$NPC Behind this meme, I see a very active community and genuine interest that continues to remain constant over time. For this very reason, a possible accumulation phase at the lower end of the range would become extremely interesting. If the price manages to stabilise and build structure at those levels, we would have a configuration almost mirroring the top formed months ago: a symmetry that often precedes cleaner directional movements. In other words, I am not chasing the price. I prefer to see if the market accepts those low levels and builds a base — because that is where the risk is better defined and the R/R becomes really favourable. Let's see if the market will give us this opportunity. If it does not, I will wait for a bullish flip in the 0.01 area on the monthly chart.

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Educational content Here, the footprint is much more telling than it seems at first glance. The price falls, the bid numbers increase, everything seems extremely bearish. Sellers hit the market hard, one after the other. But there is one detail that stands out: despite all this aggression, the price does not really fall. And that's where everything changes. When you see so much volume coming in for sale and the market stops falling, it means that someone on the other side is doing the dirty work: buying everything without moving the price, calmly, without rushing. They don't need to chase, they let others sell. That area of volume below the price is not weakness, it is acceptance. The market stops, absorbs, breathes. The more they sell, the more someone accumulates. It's the classic moment when it looks like panic from the outside, but inside it's just redistribution. Then the same thing always happens: the selling pressure starts to fade, the new lows no longer arrive, the market stops pushing. Not because there are no sellers, but because they no longer have any effect. And that's when you realise that control is no longer in the hands of those who attack, but those who wait. The footprint is not for guessing the future, it is for reading the present. Here, the present says that the market was building a base, not breaking down. And when a base is built like this, the next move is often rapid and counterintuitive. The market always speaks. The footprint just shows you who is speaking the loudest.

Many people get confused because they lump everything together, but macro, mid and scalp are not the same thing. They are three different jobs, with different timescales, mindsets and expectations. Macro Here you are not 'trading', you are reading the map. You look at weekly and daily charts, key levels, huge ranges, context. Macro isn't for entering trades, it's for not messing up. It tells you where it makes sense to push and where it's better to stay put. If you get the macro wrong, everything else is just noise. Mid timeframe This is where the real work begins. You take what the macro has told you and look for structure, consolidation and areas of interest. You don't make 20 trades a day: you select, wait and let the price breathe. This is where the patient traders win, not those who are always with their finger on the mouse. Scalping This is another sport altogether. Zero vision, zero stories, just reaction. Small movements, surgical risk management, tight stops. If you're not clear-headed, if you're tired or emotional, scalping will destroy you. It's not 'easier', it's just faster... and more stressful. The problem arises when someone: 👉🏻does scalp thinking they are doing macro 👉🏻does mid without knowing where the macro is 👉🏻or expects to get rich by doing scalp all day Understand what kind of trading you are doing ...and only then can you become truly consistent.

Tools I would suggest new traders to start learning First. 1. FRVP (LVN/HVN) 2. CVD 3. VWAP 4. ATR 5. Bid/Ask Depth 6. OI Spot Ratio 7. RSI (for momentum divergence only) 8. EMA for trend only. 9. Stop loss Heatmaps (not liquidations) 10. TPO charts for scalps.

99% of you already have the technical skills to become a great trader. What you don't have is: 1. Waiting for the setup to actually come to your buy zone. 2. Not rushing to buy a Breakout trade. 3. Clear established target Zones.

$ONDO The retest of the 0.75 area is interesting to me precisely because of how the price got there. It wasn't a messy or random movement: first, there was a real, decisive expansion that gave direction to the market. Then, instead of unloading everything immediately, the price stopped and began to move sideways, consolidating. This is a crucial step because it means that there was no aggressive distribution, but rather absorption. Now we are back to testing that area, and this is exactly the point where it makes sense to consider entering. Not because 'it has to go up', but because the context makes it sensible: we have a structure, we have a base built on top of it, and we are returning to a level that was previously resistance and can now become support. The nice thing about this type of setup is that it is also very clean from a risk perspective. If the price falls below the previous low, below that low, the reading is simply wrong and you exit. End of story. No drama, no hope, no attachment to the trade. So yes, it's not a trade 'because it will definitely go up', it's a trade because the dynamics are healthy, the market has shown strength, it has shown patience, and now it is returning to a logical point where buyers can come back. If that happens, fine. If it doesn't happen and it loses the level, amen move on to the next one.

$BTC $ETH In this market, it makes no sense to follow every movement. The price moves constantly, but most of what it does is just noise. It is designed to lure you in when it is not convenient, to wear you down, to make you mistime your trades. If you try to trade everything, you will only end up giving money away to the market. I only work when the price strays too far from where it should be. When there is a deviation from important levels. Because that's where the market exaggerates, that's where it takes liquidity, that's where it makes mistakes. And mistakes are the only thing you can really trade with an advantage. When the price is in the middle, when it's 'right', when it's in balance, there's nothing to do. There is no real advantage, there is no imbalance. There is only uncertainty masquerading as opportunity. And that is where most people lose money, because they confuse movement with opportunity. Waiting for a deviation is not passivity, it is selection. It means letting the market expose itself, reveal itself, become unbalanced. Only when it does so, only when it goes too high or too low, can you start thinking in terms of trading. Because at that point, the risk is more controllable and the context makes sense. In practice, I don't try to guess where the price will go. I wait for the price to be wrong. And when it is wrong, I am there. Everything else is not trading... it's just noise that costs dearly.

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When you can, never risk valuable capital. Never. Today you had a perfect example of this: the market owes you nothing, it is not obliged to give you opportunities when you want them. That's why the first real skill of a trader is not making money — it's not losing it. Those who take this job seriously have opportunities ahead of them every day, every week, every month. You are not racing against time. You are not racing against anyone. If today is not clear, if it is not favourable... stay out. Closing 100 trades at breakeven is not a defeat. It is a demonstration of control. It is discipline. It is capital protection. It is respect for your work. Many do not understand this because they think like gamblers: they always want to 'win something', feel the adrenaline rush, feel in action. But the professional trader thinks the opposite way: He does not seek profit. He avoids loss. Because if you avoid losses, profits come naturally when the context is right. Every unnecessary stop you avoid today is capital you will have tomorrow to take advantage of the real opportunity when it comes. Every forced trade you don't make is one less trap to fall into. This is the real edge: knowing how to stay put, knowing how to close at zero, knowing how to protect your capital, knowing how to wait. Because in this business, it's not the one who earns the most today who wins, it's the one who is still here in 5, 10, 20 years. Trading is exactly that.

For those who are new here: I think like a trader, not a fan. I don't care if the market goes to zero or a million tomorrow. I'm not here to 'hope' or fall in love with a coin: I'm here to read the price and make a profit from any context — bull, bear, range, chaos. Yes, I also spot trade, but selectively and on very few exchanges: 3/4 at most, just for what I need. But I want to be very clear: 99% of my trading is speculation. It's real trading: risk management, clear invalidation, precise entries, TP and discipline. Period. And remember one thing: most coins out there are useless, not because they are 'worthless', but because you shouldn't give them emotional value. For me, they are just tools: charts with volatility and liquidity. Means to make money, nothing else. So if you're looking for someone to tell you 'this coin will go up 1000 times because I believe in it', you're in the wrong account. If, on the other hand, you want to understand how to survive and make money in any type of market, then you're in the right place.

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A top and a bottom do not arise in the same way because they arrive in two opposite emotional and technical worlds. A top is formed when everything still seems strong: people are euphoric, buying high, wanting to participate in the last part of the trend. The price often accelerates, breaking out above the highs, everyone projects new targets and almost no one thinks about protecting themselves. Behind the scenes, however, those who have been in for months are starting to sell off, taking advantage of the enthusiasm of those who are late to the party. From the outside, it still looks like a bull market, but inside there is distribution. The final movement can be rapid, almost theatrical: final surge → sharp reversal. A bottom, on the other hand, occurs when no one believes in it anymore. There is no enthusiasm, no FOMO, only fatigue, resignation and mistrust. People sell because they are forced to, not because they want to: stop, margin call, burnt narrative. Capitulation can be violent, but the real bottom is not that candle: it is what comes after. It is usually a flat, slow, unsexy area where volatility is crushed, volumes change quality and those who accumulate silently begin to emerge while the public no longer looks at the charts. A top is noisy. A bottom is silent. The top arises from the desire not to miss the opportunity; the bottom arises from surrender, from the fact that the masses have stopped to try. That's why a top can be quick and euphoric , while a bottom requires time, consolidation and patience. It's a foundation that is built when everyone is mentally absent, not a perfect point that appears out of nowhere.

Fibonacci's 0.75 is that level where the market stops creating illusions and begins to show its real intention. The 0.618 is known to everyone, it is observed by anyone, and that is precisely why it often generates dirty movements, unreliable rebounds and manipulated dynamics. When instead the price reaches 0.75, the reading changes completely: There you understand if the trend still has structure, if there is authentic absorption, or if the push has run out and the market is ready to give way. It is an area where noise is reduced and behaviour becomes more transparent. There is nothing "mystical": it is simply the point where strong hands emerge and you can more accurately assess the solidity of the movement. This is why I consider 0.75 to be one of the most relevant levels: It doesn't tell you what retail hopes for, but what the market is really building.

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$LTC The USDT pair is actually following the plan we had in mind … the structure is clean and the reaction from the demand box has been consistent. But here's the thing: the real work has to be done by the BTC pair. Until LTCBTC really accelerates, the movement on USDT will always be 'half-hearted', not fully explosive. The BTC pair needs to start running, show real strength, and push away from that green zone that has been acting as a ceiling for months. When LTCBTC breaks through with conviction and takes direction, then the USDT chart can start to shoot up without restraint. It's always like this: if you want a clean rally on USDT, you have to see the BTC pair come to life first. The structure is there. The reaction is there too. Now we need power, and only LTC against BTC can provide that.