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[Pinned] I've updated my list of trading resources. It's now organised into different categories with additional content. All free, built over the last 7+ years: docs.google.com/document/d/15c…

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@Tradermayne The accountant:

Sent all my tax stuff to my accountant and he hasn't responded in 3 weeks. Good news I assume?

@Tradermayne What he says: Bullish market structure is when an impulsive leg creates a displacement above a prior swing high with a preceding swing low in place What he means: It is bullish when the price goes up Wow

Episode 2 of the whiteboard series is now live on YouTube. I’ll be releasing a new episode every Monday for the next few months This video covers Market Structure. Likes and RTs are appreciated. youtube.com/watch?v=jt5ncn…

@functi0nZer0 Loses weight and immediately goes for the ink Can relate

Crowdsourcing UK folks: Anyone know of or can recommend any stand-out linework/technical tattoo artists? Don't mind where in the country they are - I'm down the IG rabbithole and asking folk I know, but figure the hive-mind might show me someone I'd otherwise miss

@Tradermayne 30+ hours of video all to draw a big box insane

Super excited to post the 1st video of a MASSIVE series I have been working on. There will be over 30 videos in this playlist once it is complete. I'm calling it the whiteboard series but really it's a price action trading bootcamp. Enjoy! youtube.com/watch?v=OB5kMe…

@functi0nZer0 New Restore Britain councillor goes hard

@CryptoCred my honest reaction

It’s finally happened I’ve lost so much weight that realtime face verification scans are getting rejected compared to my passport photo The torment nexus keeps finding new ways to irritate me

@velo_xyz I find a way to lose money

Price is flat. Funding is down. Open interest is up. What happens next?

@vydamo_ “This ain’t an MMO” absolutely sent me

They are shorts man go to Uniqlo and buy some fucking shorts this ain't an MMO you don't need to look up best workout shorts 2026

@DonAlt @CL207 “Dad, do you love me?” “Of course.” “How much?” “Ten dogs.”

@CL207 is just because ur not a dad my daughter runs up to me whenever she hasn't seen me in a while can't not have infinite love is like having a dog x10 and I love dogs

cat often wonder what some highly specific emotions feel like, and usually is able to experience them but the seemingly overwhelming amount of dad love kim jun un has for his daughter, this is very unfathomable to cat still, maybe cus am not a dad? and not a dictator😹😹

Discretionary traders should think carefully about instrument selection As in spot vs spot margin vs perps vs options and combinations therein The obvious components are cost, liquidity, and capital efficiency. The non-obvious components are drawdown tolerance, volatility tolerance, and trade management. From personal experience: Perps are excellent for intraday trading, but for swing trading and larger bets my performance was worse because I would over-manage those positions and be much more sensitive to drawdowns etc. Spot/spot margin are great for larger bets and higher time frame swing trades. I'd find myself less concerned with the tick-by-tick movements so I could actually hold the trade, but whenever I've tried to LTF trade those instruments, I would get complacent with trade management. The tempting default answer is perps for liquidity + to size up, but your bigger position isn't helpful if it means you sabotage yourself by managing it poorly I'm certain that you can think of trades that were great ideas but poorly executed - instrument selection may be the culprit

@TheFlowHorse Thanks, appreciate the kind words

There is this crypto guy who has a very active YouTube and Twitter, clearly does well from a million partnerships but has absolutely zero clue about what he is talking about and probably has never had a green month trading. He is goofy but seems like a good guy, and a good dad, and you know what? I’m genuinely happy for him. Get your paper fella.

Crypto analysis in 2024: The dog has a hat Crypto analysis in 2026: Strait of Hormuz, auto-translate from Farsi, tracking military movements via OSINT, oil futures backwardation

New traders get told that they have to have specific 'setups' So they spend all day back-testing some random price pattern and shove a couple of indicators in there for good measure, and then fire risk into the book as soon as it 'triggers' In reality the vast majority of your returns as a crypto trader most likely won't be set up-driven but rather regime-driven Most of the time the market does mostly nothing And if you try to force your set ups in the wrong regime, then you'll just get bad results (e.g. momentum trading breakouts in a choppy market) So I think the first useful port of call is at least some broad sense of what type of regime the market is in This doesn't need to be complicated: you can just look at the chart, use some basic moving averages or even common sense to get an understanding of trending, mean-reverting, momentum, catalyst-based, volatility compression/expansion etc (complexity can be layered in later if required) Each regime should then have specific playbooks or set ups associated with it For example if the market is trending then you might adjust to trade shallower pullbacks, lower time frames, faster moving averages, less drastic momentum resets etc. That same so-called set up would get you absolutely cooked in a choppy market In other words the super TLDR is that the correct hierarchy is: 1. Regime is the first filter 2. Setup is tied to the regime 3. Execution nuances As a practical example: The current regime is technically defined as "soul-crushing dogshit" so the correct setup is to develop a nicotine and video game addiction Hope this helps

@0xaporia >im in crypto because of convex trend and momentum effects >up 2%, took half off, stops break even - thanks for playing

Looking back, I think one of the bigger flaws I saw in crypto trading is something most people never quite name. People come to crypto because of trend. That's the entire appeal. They see a coin go from $1 to $20 and they want to be on that ride. Whether they've ever used the phrase "trend" or not, that's what drew them in: the possibility of catching a massive, life-changing move. But then they sit down to actually trade it, and what do they do? They set targets. They put a ceiling on the exact thing they came here for. Think about it. You showed up to this market because it produces enormous trends. And then your first instinct is to cap your upside at some arbitrary level you decided on before the move even started. You've kept all the chaos, but you've removed the payoff that justifies enduring all of it. The goal is staying in the trade as long as the trend is intact. Targets are fundamentally flawed when applied to a strategy whose edge depends on open-ended winners. With targets, you've chosen a game defined by asymmetry and then eliminated the asymmetry.

@ColdBloodShill what

OP creeping higher. Pokemon continuing to make it's move Modern rotation underway with Fusion Strike Gengar moving and Moonbreon continuing to creep - far harder to move these markets with the available supply but it also means there's more time to jump on board the train. Last time we did the modern rotation was the top of the market back in October 2025. It also coincided with the One Piece bull run from November into January. Profits flowed out of Pokemon into the new sector that was pumping. Let's see what happens this time, that dip was very short-lived and prices then just raced higher. In the current climate there's simply too much demand for this to evaporate or dip too heavily.

@TylerDurden I honestly memory holed those Why do you do this to me

@CryptoCred The Yats were worth it though right? Glad to see you back in mix my brother, two of the best to ever do it.

TechnicalRoundup is back. DonAlt and I have been trading crypto for 9+ years and have been doing some version of this show on and off for around 5 years (mostly off, sorry). It's fun and different: lots of crypto history, PTSD trading memories, and occasionally useful trading insights. I like to think of it as the perfect show to listen to while you wait for your AI to finish its output. Thanks to @krakenfx for hooking us up. youtu.be/2aWyTKw-V84

@TylerDurden 20s, gone completely Nauseating

@CryptoCred If you could not type 9+ years next time thanks, for the sake of our industry and my mental health.

@lBattleRhino Yes That 0.3% wick liquidated me Thanks for diligently following my macro swing trade idea

Hey man been nearly 24h, any updates on your positions?