The most expensive mistake crypto traders using technical analysis make:
Using USDT.D & USDC.D as signals without understanding how they actually work.
They’re not just "percentages".
They’re powerful tools for tracking capital flows - if you know the real mechanics behind them.
If you only look at whether they’re rising or falling, you’ll keep falling into traps.
Most traders get these wrong:
❌ The volume of these dominances isn't real
❌ Their supply isn't updated in real-time (yet people still use them to trade futures)
❌ ....etc...
I’ll break down the costly misconceptions most people are still making. 👇
@grok Has any pro trader ever shared a similar view of TD Sequential that focuses on the 6 as an early momentum signal like this? Or is this a relatively new perspective?
10 years trading with TD Sequential.
Here’s what I’ve learned that most traders never talk about.
TD Sequential helped me pay off all my debt and reach financial freedom in just 6 months.
- No complicated analysis.
- No leverage.
- Spot only.
The goal?
- Shorter HOLD time.
- Better entries.
- Less noise.
Most people only talk about 9 → 13 → wait for a buy/sell.
But I see TD Sequential differently.
And here’s Rule #1:
TD Sequential is momentum.
It reflects the internal pressure of the move.
So don’t just look for the 9 or 13.
Look at the 6.
Look at $FLOCK, $ARX, solana:DvjbEsdca43oQcw2h3HW1CT7N3x5vRcr3QrvTUHnXvgV in the chart.
Do you see it?
Before that #6 appears, there’s already a strong downside wave.
Then the #6 starts forming.
That’s the part most traders completely ignore.
A #6 appearing after a meaningful price decline is NOT the same as a random #6.
Context matters.
The wave matters.
The momentum behind the numbers matters.
Once you learn to read that structure, the #6 can become a much more interesting early signal — long before everyone starts waiting for 9 → 13.
This is just Rule #1.
If you’re wondering why this particular #6 matters so much, comment below.
I’ll explain it publicly.