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Trading Cryptocurrencies Like a ₿oss #bitcoin

"Not financial advice"

Work Hard Dream Big !!!

[Mr. Anderson @Truecrypto]

God is bigger than your past.
Bigger than your pain.
Bigger than your anger.
Bigger than your fear.
Bigger than your scars.
Bigger than your insecurity.
Bigger than your sin.
Bigger than your doubt.

Do not shrink God to the size of what hurt you.

[Mr. Anderson @Truecrypto]

It’s strange how many people feel trapped right now.

Not poor. Not hopeless. Just trapped.

But look around.

You can learn almost anything for free.
You can start with almost nothing.
You can build in public.
Sell to strangers.
Find people who think like you.
Change your mind.
Change your work.
Change your life.

That would have sounded insane to most of human history and somehow the loudest message now is still that you can’t get ahead.

I don’t buy it.

The gap is real. But the ladders are real too.

The mistake is staring at the gap so long you forget to climb.

When someone else rises, it should remind you what’s possible.

Instead, too often, people are taught to resent it.

People rarely admit they’re envious. They just find better words for it.

It stops asking, “What can I build?”
And starts asking, “Why do they have more?”

That question feels righteous for a minute. Then it quietly kills your agency.

The world is not perfectly fair. It never was. But it has never been this open either.

Once you see the ladders again, life feels different.

You stop waiting for permission. You stop needing the world to be perfectly equal before you begin.

You just start climbing.

[RM1 @RM1BTCBOSS]

@codewithimanshu Trade

[Himanshu Kumar @codewithimanshu]

+773% Profit. I Didn't Place a Single Trade.
Claude Did Everything.

While you're losing sleep staring at candles, this bot ran overnight and printed 773%.

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1. Comment "Trade"
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You backtested your strategy once on a green week and thought you figured it out. Then the market flipped and wiped your account. Classic.

This guy ran Monte Carlo simulations, stress-tested across thousands of scenarios, and used out-of-sample data to make sure the strategy actually works, not just on paper.

The difference between you and him:

> He runs thousands of bots across multiple coins
> You run one gut-feeling trade and pray
> He stress-tests for manipulation and drawdowns
> You panic sell at the first red candle
> His bot optimizes strategies while he sleeps
> You set an alarm for London open and still miss it

Your discipline is just gambling with extra steps. His bot doesn't have emotions, doesn't overtrade, doesn't revenge trade.

Full video tutorial attached. Keep doing what you're doing or watch this once and never manually trade again.

You Must Follow me @codewithimanshu, so i can send you DM.

[RM1 @RM1BTCBOSS]

@codewithimanshu Trade

[Charlie @btc_charlie]

Money to me is freedom.

I never chased money for watches or cars, hell I don't even wear a watch.

I wanted money so I could see my daughter grow up, go to her school plays in the middle of the day and not worry about money.

They print more money every day but you can't print more time...

[Mr. Anderson @Truecrypto]

Most traders lose because they break these rules.

Master them, and you flip the odds.

7 Trading Rules That Separate Winners From the Herd

(Save this, it’s your edge in one post)

1. Cut Losses Fast
Big losses end careers. Small ones? Tuition. Don’t defend bad trades, cut and reload.

2. Define Risk First
Before you click buy, know your sell. No exit plan = no entry. No hope. No hesitation.

3. Trade Liquid Markets
Volume is your parachute. Illiquid assets trap you. Liquidity keeps price honest.

4. Buy Strength, Short Weakness
Trends pay. Strong gets stronger, weak gets wrecked. Trade with momentum, not against it.

5. Let the Chart Talk
Earnings, headlines, hot takes, noise. Price is truth. Read it. Trust it. Trade it.

6. Pressure Before Breakout
No coil, no launch. Wait for compression, clean pivots, and tight ranges. Then strike.

7. Discipline Over Emotion
Your edge is execution, not emotion. Stick to the plan. Let stats, not feelings, drive.

TLDR:

This game rewards patience, clarity, and discipline. You don’t need more trades, you need better ones.

Stick to these 7 rules and let your trajectory do the talking.

[Mr. Anderson @Truecrypto]

Get married.
Have children.
Build a legacy.
Pass down your values.
Pursue what is eternal.

Seek the joy the world can’t take away.

[Stoic @Stoiiic]

if you're reading this, take a brief moment to appreciate everything you do have vs. fixating on all the shit you're chasing after from the minute you wake up every morning.

life is too short to be in a perpetual state of frenzy.

breath.

[Mr. Anderson @Truecrypto]

Most people won’t dedicate 3 years to building their own dream… but they’ll dedicate 40 years to building someone else’s.

It’s not patience they lack, it’s perspective.

[UB @CryptoUB]

90% of traders get lost in low timeframes. Mostly because of social media.

Here's a step by step guide you can copy so you ALWAYS have the high timeframes in mind.

1. Highlight Key HTF Levels
(This is the foundation)

• Breakout points.
• Levels with multiple wicks.
• Consolidation areas.

2. Where Is Price Now?

• Is price above or below those levels?

→ Above = Look for longs.
→ Below = Don't look for longs, maybe even look for shorts.

• Is price approaching a level?

→ If yes, WAIT.
→ Don't long directly into resistance or short directly into support.
→ Never assume a break of the level.

3. Define Your Bias

• Based on my HTF levels and where price currently is, Am I bullish, bearish, or waiting?

4. Time For Entries

• If all steps above are complete, it's time to look on the h4 or h1 for an entry trigger.

Look for:

→ Reclaims.
→ Sweeps & reclaims
→ Consolidation confluent with your key levels.

5. Final Check

• Is this a trade I should be taking based on my key HTF levels? (If the answer is no, sit out)

Bookmark this. Revisit it. Make changes that reflect your trading style more. Do whatever it takes to keep the HTF in mind at all times.

Stop falling for the LTF bait.

[Doc @docXBT]

Playing “the game” of crypto is how you make wealth in this industry.

And it’s hard af. As it should be.

You play the game by,

- Being early.
- Placing high conviction, speculative bets.
- Sizing large into those bets a few times a year.
- Rotating.
- Catching narrative shifts before they go mainstream.

All with no guarantee of success.

All with a ticking time bomb looming in the background.

It's all gunna go to zero.

You know this. What can you keep before it does?

Most people go all-in on "the game" and accept that there's no guaranteed outcome.

You live with constant pressure of making it now "before the music stops"

You deal with immense stress.
Anxiety. Sleepless nights.
You watch your health decay.
You withdraw from society.

All while understanding there's a 99% chance you won't make it anyways.

No one talks about how you can make the game easier for yourself.

What if I told you that you could remove the ticking time bomb?

What if I told you that you could reduce the stress, anxiety and impending sense of doom?

Well, you can.
- If you specialize.

Specialization is its own uniquely difficult challenge that requires shorter term sacrifice for longer term stress relief.

You must sacrifice some of the game in the name of specialization.

Once you specialize it removes the burden of missing or fumbling.

It puts chips on the table each week.

For me, it was trading.

I came into crypto as a tourist last cycle and got humbled several times. I eventually walked away with some money but realized it was only bc of the bull market.

I had no underlying skill. If there was no bull market, I would make no money. My confidence was at an all time low. I understood that if there was another bull market I would face a similar choice. Make it or lose 4 years of my life.

I made it my priority to never feel helpless again.

I wanted to be able to trade any condition regardless of the market. I didn't want a 4 year time bomb.

“Building in the bear” isn’t just some trite cope line.

It's legitimately the key to your success.

Had I not full time, no life traded the entirety of 2022 during those dogshit conditions I would not be where I am today. I owe everything to that sacrifice.

Now, 4 years later after several profitable trading years. I will be the first to tell you that trading is NOT the most profitable strategy in crypto. Playing "the game" is.

BUT trading allows me to consistently build chips. It reduces the stress and pressure of those hyper intense market situations. It makes me not give a single fuck about cycle tops or bottoms.

Miss a rotation? Whatever.
Miss a meta? Whatever.

There's no shortage of opportunity if you can hang your hat on your skillset.

It doesn't HAVE to be trading though.

This industry has no shortage of opportunity.

Build. Code. Research. Design. Mod. Edit. Meme. Art. Analysis. Content creator. Writer. Educator. Podcaster. Accounting. so on..

Make yourself into a weapon.

If not today, then make sure you do it in "the bear market".

Whatever it is, it’s your edge.
It's your income.

This repeatable skillset becomes your safety blanket. It’s how you extract value from the market consistently. Not just during hype cycles.
Not just when your bags are mooning.
It gives you durability. The ability to stay in the arena long enough to actually catch the big cycles.
It gives you peace.
It relieves the pressure of having to make it NOW and allows you to solve for longevity.

Show up long enough and you will catch something.

Generational wealth requires two things, time in the market and not blowing up.

Most of you will blow up due to the pressure that the game induces.

Playing “the game” might give you a shot at getting rich fast.

But specializing is what keeps you here long enough to let time and experience do its job.

[Stoic @Stoiiic]

“… time regulates price opportunity…” – Dalton

TPO (time price opportunity) 101
a detailed thread-:

> what are the f*ck are the tetris looking charts?

> why consider using time-based distributions?

> anomalies - what they mean and potential use

> composites

[Charlie @btc_charlie]

* Thread - Using Spaghetti to gauge when to risk on/off with $ALTS *

Gauging Altcoin reactions to large #Bitcoin moves is actually easier than you think. Let's take these 4 $BTC dip and run through.

RT's appreciated.

(1/6)

[RM1 @RM1BTCBOSS]

@CastilloTrading @coinbase @Gemini get out of cali, place is going to hell

[Stoic @Stoiiic]

the tendency to attempt to capture mean reversion on a trending move

In the past - I've taken a death by a thousand cuts by trying to step in preemptively in trying to capture mean reversion on imbalance (trending moves).

what this translates to - I think I am smarter than I actually am because I want to step in front of a moving train.

the consequences - I am an idiot.

what I came to realize is I perform poorly when I try to front-run the current path of least resistance with precision.

> one approach to attack this is to keep an eye on positioning and how much work is being done by participants as value develops as well as understanding that trending moves from an extended period of consolidation lead to reflexivity

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> understanding that this could be the beginning of a shift in the trend i.e. from mean reversion to trending regime

> the shift in trend part can be determined through keeping an eye on how the market behaves on the offering of retracements - what type of positioning is getting aggressive? who is lifting price? spot or perps along with having a general read on how much the market is "heating" up.

> Is the market rewarding participants for the amount of work being done?

some assumptions can be made through combining metrics such as open interest, funding rates, cvd with a combination of volume & momentum metrics.

these areas tend to be pressure points where positioning unravels (like lighting a match to a trail of fuel) and this might not offer picture perfect entries but being the "right amount of late" raises expectancy.

this is the goal.

[Stoic @Stoiiic]

“… time regulates price opportunity…” – Dalton

Everything TPO (time price opportunity)-
a detailed thread

> what are the tetris looking charts?
> why use time-based distributions?
> anomalies - what they mean and potential use
> composites
etc.

[CJ @CJ900X]

Try this:

1) Chose your HTF -> LTF combo from the list below.

- Monthly -> Daily
- Weekly -> H4
- Daily -> H1
- H4 -> m15
- H1 -> m5
- m15 -> m1

Stick to this combo.

2) Mark levels / areas of interest only on your HTF.

Ascertain bias from your HTF also (where is price next likely to draw to and why).

3) Do nothing until a key area has been tagged. Set alerts. Touch grass. Do not switch to LTF to "see what is happening".

4) Once HTF key level is tagged, switch to LTF and look for your entry model, looking to take a trade in line with your HTF bias.

GL

[Mr. Anderson @Truecrypto]

Always seek/put God first

Resist all forms of temptation

Never allow money to make you feel superior

Give more to get more

Remember that the best things in life are free!

[IncomeSharks @IncomeSharks]

Crypto isn't a 9 to 5 job. You don't need to show up every day to get paid. If anything the more time you show up the more money you'll lose. Treat it as a part time seasonal job where you show up when the money is flowing and do something else when it's slow.