#Bone has hit a solid support. Manage risk when trading. Risk management is the seatbelt of trading โ you hope you never need it, but youโre glad itโs there when you do. ๐๐ #RiskMitigation#TradingSafetyโ
Stopped. #BTC failed channel support. This chart shows the importance of cutting your losses and managing your risk. Probability of 26k holding as support is slim. 23k a possibility. Not a long environment, consider short.
At 1730 eastern time today, $Bone has continued its run, up 20%. It amazes me how crypto moves so fast. Expect profit taking from traders, so should you. Nibble some profits and let your winners run. #ShibaArmy#Shibarium
$Bone pullback has two low risk entry point areas. Look for confirmation of demand on these areas. But safety first, protect your capital, and manage your risk.
Buyers have spoken. Demand at 03757, wait for next day confirmation if it holds. If it does, find an entry. Stop loss is a must, shoot for less than 7%. Manage your risk. #KAS#Kaspa $KAS
@Shibtoken @ShibaArmyReal getting close to 11! If bulls push the price above 10832, and keep it there for 5 days. Very bullish sign. >AVWAP HIGH YTD, keeping support at 09963. As always manage your risk.
@Utoday_en@badideaai Tight action. Watching closely for breakout. Shouldโve paid attention to @Vcryptobrother whoโs been watching this, he is already up 100+%!
At the end of this thread, if your paying attention, this thread is no different from a marketing ploy used by kiyosaki. Grabs your attention then promotes the product to sell. Same tactics, different approach. Whatโs sad is that you have to dis someone to make yourself look good.
Scammers are sophisticated. This isnโt new. A minute of your time to verify ALL the alphanumeric characters of crypto address will protect your money in the long run.
I want to share this (luckily) unsuccessful, but very clever and close scam incident from yesterday ๐. Saved $20m. Hope it may also save you one day.
The scammers are so good now they generate addresses with the same starting and ending letters, which is what most people check for when doing a crypto transfer. In fact, many wallets hide the middle part of the address with "..." to make the UI look better.
The scammer then use this address to send you dust transactions so that the address is shown in your wallet. Now, if you want to send to the legitimate address, you might just pick one previous transactions in your wallet and copy the address. You might just copy the wrong one. This is what happened yesterday, to a very experienced crypto operator.
Positive ending for this one. The operator noticed the error right after the transaction, and we were able to request the USDT to be frozen in time. It will now take some process, including filing a police report, to reclaim the funds back. But at least, the funds won't leave with the scammers.
Fast reaction is key in these types of recovery.
Hope this will help you avoid these one day. Stay #SAFU! ๐