Four stops in eight trades.
Every one of them fired exactly where the rule said it would. Not one was moved, widened, or given a little more room.
The account is down. The rule is undefeated.
That's the trade I'm actually making this year. Not BTC. The habit of letting a written rule overrule a feeling.
The full story of what this costs and what it buys is in the article. The editor stayed closed.
Three prices for the same course. The gap between them is not content. It is your self-doubt, invoiced.
I paid 0 and built five working projects instead. Bot, signals, risk engine, all real, all running. The exact prompts are inside. https://t.co/e8FQGZenyU
Bitcoin ETFs were $5.8B in the red in July. Last week they took in $2.4B, the biggest week since October.
The typical ETF holder is only now back to breakeven, around $81.7K.
They sold the fear and bought the relief.
Bitcoin shorts did not choose to buy on Monday, the exchange chose for them. $262 million of them were force closed into a 6 percent rally while $999 million walked into the spot ETFs, and only one of those two numbers is demand.
the buying that moved the price on september 4 had no owner behind it. 92 percent of bitcoin liquidations were shorts. two days later, 79,813. wrote up what a squeeze is and why my plan never asked who was being liquidated
468.59 million liquidated in one day. 87.09 percent of it shorts. they were forced to buy bitcoin at 81,089. two days later it traded at 79,813. what a squeeze is, who the forced buyer is, and why my buy did not change. full breakdown inside https://t.co/Ggo0KOexrT
two days ago 468.59 million got liquidated in 24 hours. 87 percent of it shorts. bitcoin alone 272.60 million, 92 percent shorts. people who bet on down were forced to buy at 81,089. today it trades at 79,813. forced buyers do not hold, and now the tape says so. my buy on september 4 was the same number as september 2. my buy today is the same number again. the plan never needed to know who was being liquidated.
BTC went 62 to 79 in two weeks. Question for everyone stacking on a schedule. Does your plan change when price runs 27 percent, or do you buy the same amount at 79 as you did at 62. I know what my rules say. Curious what yours say.
On a construction site you can't rush concrete. It cures on its own schedule or the whole structure fails. BTC ran 62 to 79 and my plan said not yet. Some things you don't rush. You wait, and you check the level twice.