Day 63/100
Missing an entry isn’t failure - it’s information 📝
If your “perfect” entry never hit during FOMC (none of mine did), the market’s telling you about its strength
The key = learn, don’t chase [1/4]
Day 62/100
Worth another tweet since it’s such a big week. During FOMC week, don’t be a foot soldier - be a sniper 🪖
The best entries come from pre-planned levels & scenarios, not panic clicks during the spike [1/4]
Day 50/100 (half done, wow!)
Most traders only plan where they’ll take profit 💰
But pros also plan where they’ll tap out 🛑
You need 2 exits: 1 for profits, 1 for survival
As @LieutenantPonzi said yest, #1 goal = protect capital
When you protect capital, then making money follows [1/6]
Day 48/100
When WAGMI happens and you MI, follow a strict plan
Best practical advice I’ve read is from the homie @fomomofosol - study and literally write down your plan now, step-by-step
https://t.co/zAzDVfGjrF
Day 44/100
Everyone wants the perfect entry 🎯
But survival is the real edge in crypto ⚔️
Protect capital first, chase gains second
Take trades based off how much you're willing to lose (forget that imaginary P, it'll work itself out over time)
Was talking to the chad @hakuand_ today and realized that this is my new mindset [1/3]
Day 43/100
Most people ignore funding rates - I know I did 💸
But they’re one of the cleanest tells for market sentiment & where pain trades are hiding 👀 [1/3]
Day 41/100
(Especially important on a day like today)
Most alts don’t move on their own 🚤
BTC is the tide 🌊 and everything else is just a boat floating on it
Ignore BTC at your own risk [1/3]
Day 40/100
Most people ape into trades off the 5-min chart ⏱️
But if you don’t zoom out first, you’re basically surfing without checking the waves 🌊 [1/3]
Day 37/100
Most traders log charts & PnL 📊 but skip the real edge.. their own psychology 🤯
If you’re not tracking your emotions & decision-making, you’re leaving money on the table [1/3]
Day 36/100
MACD looks scary but it’s just a momentum tool 🔑
It combines moving averages to show speed + direction of price
Think of it as measuring when the market is sprinting vs jogging
The histograms = mountains & valleys of momentum [1/4]