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Many people make a huge mistake: they think that closing lots of positions at breakeven means ‘having achieved nothing’. In reality, it’s the opposite.
Closing 10 trades at breakeven means you’ve protected your capital.
And in trading, survival is the first form of profit.
The point isn’t to win all the time. The point is not to lose when the market isn’t giving you an edge… and to push hard only when you really have one.
The real key is this:
When the market is uncertain 👉🏻defend (break-even, tight stops)
When you have an edge 👉🏻attack (let profits run)
Most traders do the opposite: they lose a lot when they’re wrong… and make little when they’re right
A solid trader, on the other hand:loses nothing or almost nothing when the situation is unclear.
makes a lot when they read the market movement correctly.
If you internalise this concept, you completely change the game.
The top priority isn’t to make money. It’s not to lose.
Because if you don’t lose, a single correct move is enough to make all the difference.
@Tareeq_23 Hi mate,
I’ve been in the crypto space since 2020, but over the past six months I’ve become much more interested in trading. I’d love the opportunity to be mentored by you🙏🏻💪🏼
@eliz883 Thank you for taking the time to teach us instead of just showing results. Explaining the why behind your decisions helps people build real skills, not false confidence. Your content genuinely helps traders grow — it’s appreciated more than you know 🙏🏻🔥
$ETH Macro View and my macro idea
From a macro perspective, my view on Ethereum remains unchanged.
Unlike BTC, however, I view ETH through a different lens:
every significant dump is an opportunity for spot accumulation, not a reason to panic.
Ethereum is an asset that, over time, has always proven to reward those who think in the medium/long term, especially when sentiment is poor and the market is dominated by fear.
It is precisely in those phases that the best positions are built.
Can it fall further?
Yes.
Can it experience deep drawdowns?
Absolutely yes.
It can also collapse much more than most people imagine.
But I will be there to buy, calmly, without haste, without leverage, building a position in my mid/long-term portfolio.
Time, on ETH, has always been an ally of those with vision and patience.
From a trading perspective, however, nothing changes from what I have already explained in previous posts:
here, we do not anticipate, guess or force anything.
We analyse the chart, respect the levels, and only work where the risk is clear and invalidation is simple.
Macro and trading are two different worlds.
Confusing them is the most common mistake.
I continue to think this way:
macro view …reasoned accumulation
trading …discipline, low time frames, risk management
The rest is just noise.
ETH never takes off when everyone expects it to.
In fact, it usually does the opposite. It lags behind, disappoints, and appears weak just when the market is focused on something else. And that's when most people lose patience and give up.
Historically, this is how it works: at the beginning of the cycle, capital goes to Bitcoin. This is normal, it is the 'defensive' phase, when people seek security. Ethereum does not shine at that moment, it remains compressed, often underperforming, and in the ETH/BTC pair, it seems to be going nowhere.
But that slowness is not true weakness. It is time.
Time for the price to absorb, build, and tire those who want everything right away.
Then, when BTC slows down and ceases to be the centre of attention, capital begins to shift. And that is when ETH changes pace. It has always done so: after long, boring periods, rapid, decisive movements occur, often when few are still well positioned.
On the macro level, I can be calm and constructive.
When it comes to trading, I remain cool and selective, working only where the chart gives me clear levels and controlled risk.
The first TAO halving has occurred.
- Current block reward: 0.5 TAO.
- Current daily emission: ~3,600 TAO.
- TAO halving reduces emission rate by 50%
- Halves: TAO emissions & subnet Alpha pool injections
- Unchanged: Alpha participant rewards (miners, validators + earned stake.)
@eliz883 In a sea of shillers and fake gurus, you actually teaches real skills: risk management, patience, on-chain analysis, and transparent reasoning. No moonboy hype, just clear, honest insights that help people survive and think for themselves. Rare gem in this space! Respect🙏🏻
I want to clarify something
I’ve already explained it several times, but it’s better to repeat it, otherwise some “kids” start imagining things.
The 0.75 level (which now everyone suddenly uses, even though nobody cared about it before) must be used together with other confluences.
It’s not enough to draw a Fibonacci, mark the 0.75 and jump into a position.
That’s not how it works.
You need multiple confirmations to make this strategy truly profitable …structure, volume behavior, context, liquidity dynamics, and intention from the market.
Let’s see how far this tweet goes.
If it gets enough traction, in the next 48 hours I’ll post a full video breaking down my entire strategy