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Recorded: Dec. 25, 2025 Duration: 1:31:30Space Recording
Short Summary
In a recent discussion, crypto traders explored the current market trends, highlighting a decline in meme coins and NFTs while emphasizing the growth of leverage trading. The conversation also touched on potential trading strategies, community engagement, and the importance of using platforms like BitUnix for better trading experiences.
Full Transcription
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. walk away too if you have to I'm not going to be a good one. We don't celebrate it. Ah, shit.
25th of December.
And we're trading.
Yo, I'm sick as fuck.
I have a cold.
And, uh, yeah, we're gonna, we're gonna start, we're gonna do some trades on spaces. I feel like a lot of people in this space,
you know, trying to find ways to make money.
And they look at meme coins.
Meme coins are dead.
They look at NFTs.
NFTs are dead.
And the only thing that's really moving now is leverage trading, right?
Perps.
And for most of you who know me, I've been doing perps for several years now.
But I've also been doing it a lot more aggressively the last year with books.
And we've been killing it in the Discord.
We've been killing it. We've been doing a in the Discord. We've been killing it.
We've been doing a lot of calls.
I think over a hundred calls.
it's
doing quite well.
yeah,
I just want to,
you know,
I came on spaces to like,
say,
okay,
let's,
you know,
let's trade.
Let's do something,
right?
Let's cook.
Let's sign up with bit unix and let's actively look at the charts bitcoin eth sold and just give you a rundown of
what it's like to actually trade and you know just just show you how i do it it's good to get I'm going to be able to do a lot of things. I'm going to be able to do a lot of things. I'm going to be able to do a lot of things.
I'm going to be able to do a lot of things.
I'm going to be able to do a lot of things.
I'm going to be able to do a lot of things.
I'm going to be able to do a lot of things.
I'm going to be able to do a lot of things.
I'm going to be able to do a lot of things.
I'm going to be able to do a lot of things.
I'm going to be able to do a lot of things.
I'm going to be able to do a lot of things.
I'm going to be able to do a lot of things. I'm going to. I feel like a lot of that stuff, you know, is bullshit if you don't understand them.
You have to use them in the right context.
And I also think that experience plays a big role in trading.
If you're in this space for a long time, and you've been looking at the charts for a long time,
place for a long time and you've been looking at the charts for a long time, you naturally
pick up on structures.
Like your mind naturally picks it up and you say to yourself, oh, I've seen this before.
I've seen this happen before.
Right?
And then you trade that.
You execute based off that experience.
Maybe you've had an experience with a certain bigger role in the whole trading scene.
So whenever I see these new accounts coming in, trading,
I think it's a big difference.
And I think it's a big difference.
And I think it's a big difference.
And I think it's a big difference.
And I think it's a big difference.
And I think it's a big difference.
And I think it's a big difference.
And I think it's a big difference. And I think it's a big difference. a much bigger role in the whole trading scene. So whenever I see these new accounts coming in,
trading, I'm like,
show me your P&Ls.
I want to see P&Ls from the last 180 days
before anyone tries to follow you trading.
If you're going to follow someone,
I think it should be... role in following a trader.
Yeah, so what I'm saying is that I'm not going to be able to follow you.
Trading.
If you're going to follow someone, I think it should be...
You'd have to show evidence of you actually trading.
What's your win rate?
How often do you trade?
And how many people are trading with you? That plays a big role in following a trader.
Yeah, so what I'm going to do is just pull up charts
and go through it with all of you.
And then I definitely want your opinions on this.
I definitely want your opinions on this what you guys think
because I know there's a lot of other traders here or at least I hope there is
yeah so I'm gonna start with a Bitcoin but before we get to you know the whole trading stuff
I want you guys to
firstly
like repost the space
share it everywhere
and I want you to go
to the replies
there's a link
to Bitunix
Bix posted it
should be the first reply
yeah click on that
and make sure the
books referral, like it says
on the referral side, like it says books.
And then I want you to sign up
and use that link.
Because we're going to be trading on B-Unix. I want everyone
to be using B-Unix for
every calls I make.
In fact, if we, if this goes
well, right, if we get if this goes well, right,
if we get people doing this
and we're doing volume,
I think,
I think I'm going to do this
like every day.
So this will like
encourage me to actually
come up on space
and give you guys
pause,
give you guys free alpha.
So not only
you guys make money,
but,
you know,
so do I, right?
And I think it's better to have various opinions on stage too.
Like, we help each other to grow and become better traders, you know?
Okay.
So I'm going to give you...
I hope you're signing up because we're gonna jump into the
Bitcoin chart I want you guys to pull up BTC UZT on trading view finance I'm gonna
do the same okay let's let's see. So I'm going to go ahead and see what I'm going to do.
I'm going to go ahead and see what I'm going to do.
I'm going to go ahead and see what I'm going to do.
I'm going to go ahead and see what I'm going to do.
I'm going to go ahead and see what I'm going to do.
I'm going to go ahead and see what I'm going to do.
I'm going to go ahead and see what I'm going to do.
I'm going to go ahead and see what I'm going to do. The charts on BitUnix follow Binance. So it's pretty much the same thing.
Doesn't really matter.
You could use Spot or Perpetual,
but probably best to use Perpetual, the Perpetual chart.
So it will be ufzt.pe.
Let's see. I want you guys to start off with the full hourly.
Now, it's much better to look at the timeframes, which...
I mean, ideally, when you're actively trading, you don't want to be looking at the daily,
or the weekly, or the monthly.
The higher timeframes are only for the long-term vision,
like what you want to see happening,
or what you think is going to happen in the future.
I don't yeah
thought someone pulled me um yeah so we want to start with the four hourly i think four hourly is
very key it gives you like a picture just a picture that's not too you know difficult to trade but also
it gives you just enough information to like understand what's going to happen over the next
couple hours
or even days.
Okay, so
if you have the charts pulled up on TradingView,
we have
Bitcoin trading
at 87.5
and it looks as if actually it doesn't look as if We have Bitcoin trading at 87.5.
And it looks as if... Actually, it doesn't look as if...
It is pushing towards a double bottom.
So a double bottom would be fully complete at around...
I would say 81, maybe 80, like a week down just to clear out
or like a nice liquidity stream just to clear out all those longs
before reversing.
So we can see even push down to 80k.
So that's one thing we have to acknowledge on the 4-hour lead.
And then if we're looking at the hourly,
now this is the one where if we're going to scalp,
if we're going to scalp,
so we know the overall picture on the 4-hour lead,
which is a double bottom.
It's going to be a short to 80K.
Macro looks a little bearish. keeping in mind that, okay, Bitcoin is more likely, on a probability perspective,
is more likely to go down towards 80K, 81K.
If we look at hourly, it's a bit confusing.
Hourly is up, down, up, down.
So it's pretty much thin order books,
low volume,
easily manipulated.
The chart could easily... Anyone with large capital could come in
and sweep the liquidity on either side
because the order books are so thin.
That's why you see...
On the hourly, you see wicks up
and down. 90k,
89k,
85k.
You don't really see it holding
a certain level
and breaking out.
There's no breakout.
We haven't seen a proper breakout
for the last
one or two weeks.
We've tried breaking out.
It didn't work.
We've tried multiple times breaking out.
It didn't work.
And when I say breaking out, I mean above.
And yeah, so when you have failed breakouts above,
that often signals there is a lot of resistance at the top.
And when there's a lot of resistance at the top
and it's failed to break out,
it's more likely to go down.
I don't make the rules here.
It's just how psychology works,
psychology of traders work.
If it's not going up,
then it's going to go down.
If it's failing to break resistance,
it's going to go down.
Because it's much easier to
offload and push prices down
than it is to come in and sweep
all of that resistance
and then get wrecked as a trader
because there's going to be someone else trying to sell on careful with this. So, Christmas, low volume.
Have to be very careful with this.
So, Christmas, low volume.
Have to be very careful with this.
So, Christmas, low volume.
Have to be very careful with this.
So, Christmas, low volume.
Have to be very careful with this.
We can see like a mini kind of double bottom here too.
So, 86.4 or 86.391 is a support level and we're currently
at a
in this
time frame
with this price action
it's like a higher kind of low
it could be a higher low
it could just
completely lose the
level here at 87.2 87.24 it could lose that level
and it could be a failed higher low but right now with the current price action it's a higher low
as long as it holds uh if it's if it holds as a higher low uh we could see it push towards
we could see it push towards,
let's see here,
88.5, 88.7.
So essentially what you want to look for here
is it's holding this,
holding above 87.2.
And you could execute on this idea.
Like you could be like,
okay, I know where my stop loss is going to be.
I know where my TP is going to be I know where my TP is gonna be
so stop loss maybe
87 flat
87.1
88.5
and I'm just hoping you guys
are looking at the chart because otherwise
if you're on space and just listening it's not gonna make any sense
yeah so 88.5 now you have like a ratio space is just listening. It's not going to make any sense. Yeah, so
88.5.
Now you have like a ratio
I can't do this ratio
on top of my head. But
I think it's
you're making about
4-5 times this and just 4-5
times as much as you would lose on the stop loss. So again, you don't want to full put your capital into one trade.
What you do want to do is look at how much you have
and think about how much you want to risk.
And what I mean by risk is the amount you would lose
on this single trade.
So for example,
if your risk...
So if you have like, let's say $10,000
in your trading account,
and your risk would be essentially $100,
about 1%.
Some of you might say, you know, that's a bit...
You'll probably have more risk tolerance and you'll be like,
okay, 10% would be how much I'm going to risk.
And again, it's subjective to your own tolerance.
But generally,
if you're like a new trader,
I would recommend you start with like
risking 1% of your
capital in your futures account.
So you'd lose about 100
if you got stopped out
and you would make,
let's say,
four or five times
as much as that
on a successful TP.
And you're not always
going to hit a successful TP.
But most times you do.
And the times that you don't
hit a successful TP,
you have to manually be present
and start thinking,
okay,
you have to look at the data, right?
So there's certain things
that I use that tell me
it's going to hit my TP or not.
I look at volume.
Volume is like the big thing and like divergences.
And then that would tell me, okay,
it's not going to hit my TP.
I'm just going to cut the trade here.
Take some profits here,
and maybe leave a little bit.
But yeah, most of my trade will be cut right there.
And then I'll just try again if it retraces or whatever, right?
So that's how I will do it.
So essentially, this is like a call I'm giving.
Like, okay, if you want to trade this, like you could.
Right?
It's like a valid trade.
You put your stop loss, 87.1, TP 88.5.
And you just let it run.
And you can even draw like a trend line across it,
On the idea that this is a potential higher low,
like a diagonal trend line across it,
and you can see that it's a valid idea to think of this as a trend line.
And you can see that it's a valid idea to think of this as a trend line.
And you can see that it's a valid idea to think of this as a trend line.
And you can see that it's a valid idea to, you know,
think of this as a higher-low setup.
And higher-low setups tend to continue
pushing to the outside,
creating another higher-low,
or maybe even a breakout.
Yeah, so I'm going to make this exact call in Discord too.
We did have a long this morning.
Sorry, we did have a long from yesterday, I think,
on Bitcoin around the same entry
as what I'm talking about now.
But I did close that.
I closed that because I was hoping we could get a better entry,
but now that I'm seeing this, it's probably best to enter back in.
Yeah, okay.
I'm just going to call this in the Discord too.
Let's see how that goes.
We could wait and see it run, but it could take hours.
I don't know if you guys are going to be up hours just to watch this happen,
but we could try. I'm gonna post it and you're gonna see what I'm talking about. Especially if you haven't seen the child yet.
So, I'm gonna post it and you're gonna see what I'm talking about.
Especially if you haven't seen the child yet.
Again, one hour, we're looking at the one hour time frame. Let's try etc again. I think 87.4 would be an okay entry.
Yeah. 87.4 would be an okay entry.
Yeah.
87.4.
SL would be...
Because we don't want to get stopped out on the Wix.
So let's... Yeah, let's keep it at 87.1.
87.1.
And TP would be...
Let's make sure we get the right one.
Okay, so 88.556 would be the TP.
And you're probably thinking,
how do you get the right SL, TP, and entry?
You're not to get the right
CPU entry.
You just have to go based off
the wicks
at the support and resistance.
And entry is based off
the structure.
And the structure will tell you
where a good entry would be.
if it's like the one we're seeing right now,
diagonal,
just hovering above it,
your entry would be anything above.
Well, not anything above.
It would be as it's touching the trend line
or slightly above the trend line.
But you don't want to enter in like immediately when it touches the trend line. So, I'm going to post this now into this board.
Okay, that's done.
Now, we could...
We could...
We could...
We could...
We could...
We could...
We could...
We could... We could... We could... I'm going to go ahead and see if you want to see ETH or SOL. Okay, that's done.
Now we could look at ETH.
I don't know, who wants to see ETH or SOL?
Do you guys want to see ETH or SOL?
Got a bunch of people listening, but I want to fill this whole stage up with traders.
Request to come up if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure if you're not sure We can talk about it.
Let's talk about ETH and sold.
Ethereum.
I'd love to see ETH.
Ethereum. I'd love to see ETH ETH I normally hate ETH
but I'd love to see your take on ETH right now
yeah me too
I love you hate ETH
but traders
we don't hate anything we can make money on
correct
I would prefer to short it, but again,
I'm happy to long it if we can make money.
Let's do it.
Okay, so
Ethereum.
This one
is...
I feel like Ethereum
is a lot more easy to trade. I think so too
right now. Okay, I'm so glad you said that.
Yeah.
Because it looks like it's in a descending way.
I feel like it's got upward motion
coming.
Right.
And do you think the
upward motion is
coming from sentiment, structure?
The structure. The structure just looks better to me.
And obviously,
I don't think it can overcome
Bitcoin dropping, right?
But if Bitcoin stays choppy,
I feel like I'd rather trade ETH right now.
I agree with you.
I think the same thing.
If Bitcoin remains choppy,
it's much easier to scalp ETH.
ETH is moving,
well, like 100 up, 100 down every...
Yeah, that's the point.
Yeah, exactly.
There's like $100 in each direction
and it looks pretty consistent.
Yeah, pretty simple to trade.
And BTC has been very, very hard
for me to trade the last two days.
I've been very bad at it.
The last, the whole two weeks, bro, if I'm being real with you,
the whole two weeks, I think a lot of traders have been complaining about it.
You know, it's been really bad for the last two weeks.
If I wasn't farming, if I wasn't farming a DEX,
I wouldn't have been trading BTC at all, I don't think.
Yeah. What, you're farming ASTAR? a dex i i wouldn't have been trading btc at all i don't think yeah what are you farming uh no no i'm farming a dex it's a lot early it's called vdex it's it's not
it hasn't tg yet but i just wouldn't even i just got slaughtered on bitcoin last week
but on eth and soul i get a lot better
yeah okay i mean let's take a look at ETH.
Have the trading view chart open.
Yep, I've got it right here.
Yep.
USDT, Perpetual.
Binance, right?
And yeah, Binance,
because on Bitunix,
it follows Binance.
So yeah,
we would pretty much have the same charts.
It looks very similar to Bitcoin.
If you look at it on the one hourly,
I mean, four hourly a little bit,
but not, you know, perfectly.
Yeah, so again, similar to Bitcoin,
it's not...
It looks like it's going to form a double bottom here too, right?
I don't make the rules here.
It's just structure.
It's just how...
Where do you...
Where's that bottom at for you?
So there's two, actually.
There's two.
If you look at the chart,
there's one locally around...
Okay, I see it. Yeah, I got it. 2,802. Yeah, because there's two. If you look at the chart, there's one locally around... Okay, I see it.
Yeah, I got it.
2,802.
Yeah, because there's two support.
You can see the two wicks.
There's two wicks there or two buttons like previously.
If you look at on the...
So 2,800.
Basically 2,800.
Yeah.
So Thursday's lows and Monday's lows...
Yeah.
...are the bottom for...
On the four-hour.
Ethereum.
Yeah.
On the four-hour.
Yeah.
Got it.
And there's...
That's one bottom.
And then the major one would be 2,645.
But you'd want to look at it just slightly lower
because every time it gets to that level,
if you'd expect a bounce, it's going to wick down.
It's going to be like a wick and then a reversal.
Right.
I don't make the rules here.
It's just experience.
If you look at every single double bottom,
in most cases, actually, in most cases,
it wicks down.
It wicks down big.
It's just a huge liquidity sweep.
Exactly.
Just to shake out all those longs
or to even trap longs who enter in exactly at...
Yeah.
I'm trading liquidity almost more than anything else right now,
honest to God.
Uh-huh.
I don't know if that makes sense to you or not,
but that seems to be a lot safer.
No, no, it makes sense.
It's a lot safer,
but you have to be very patient.
Yeah, no, no, I do.
I'm not trading as much,
and that's very annoying
because I like to trade, so yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, it's a lot harder to scalp
with how things are going
in the last couple of days.
But again, right?
A scalp could even turn into a nice swing
if you play your cards right.
You know, so you could try scalping.
It could be the best thing that's ever happened
in your trading life.
Like we could go from 2,800 all the way back up to like 3,000.
Like 3,030, right?
Yeah.
Exactly.
You could have scalps along the way, you know?
Sorry, TPs along the way.
Yeah.
So, would it be crazy of me to do more of a patient Bitcoin short and then trade more like this?
Pay attention to the requests.
Yeah.
Oh, okay. Got it.
What was that? You said something about
Bitcoin and the ETH?
Send me a call.
Yeah.
Done.
So you said Bitcoin?
Yeah.
I fully understand the ETH trading that you're talking about right here.
I get it.
I see it.
Okay.
Yeah.
Hmm.
So for ETH, I think...
Ethereum, Ethereum.
How do we...
Trade you?
Ethereum, we can draw...
Ethereum, we can draw a trend line here too.
I feel like it's on a...
It's on a support too, but it just looks very weak.
Like it's a very weak support.
You know, like from here,
it's harder to execute on this one specifically.
Whereas at the current price action in 2,926,
like this looks more likely to break under the trend line and go towards like 2,850
and then maybe reverse
or just continue going down.
Because there's really not much...
On the 4-hourly,
on the 4-hourly,
the structure doesn't look complete.
No, it doesn't.
If you look at it as a double bottom,
the structure doesn't look complete
on the four hour lead
oh you're right
but it might look
the four hour
is fucking me up
no two
okay I see it
yeah
it doesn't look
complete at all
but we did
bounce off the trend
line twice
like if you draw
a line across
the previous low on the 19th or 18th of December,
you draw a line across all the way, diagonal line,
all the way to where the current price is at.
Like you can see it's bounced off twice.
So that is a good sign for a continuation higher.
Though I wouldn't, you know, I wouldn't have full conviction on this idea completely.
So you would still keep it very reasonably allocated?
Yeah, so if I want to take a risk on the long K,
I would reduce it massively.
I would reduce my risk.
I'll still execute based off the trend.
And if it breaks down lower,
then I would look for
another structure to trade
lower, right?
I wouldn't...
Yeah.
So that's how I would do this.
Again, I would...
I would make a call on this too,
but I already have...
I already have a call
on...
It's not thinking of this good from...
No, I've been using that.
No, no, I appreciate it. No, no, I appreciate it.
No, no, I just wanted to know
if you still held that position.
You do.
Okay.
Yeah.
So for ETH in the Discord,
I posted...
I have Fibonacci levels.
So 0.618 and 0.786.
Golden Pocket.
These are two levels where
if you draw if you if you lay out on the
peaks and the lows you tend to find prices bounce off these two levels
so i call it the golden pocket and yeah if with the trend line we drew again it matches up perfectly with what i just
said like we might go under we might go under the trend line and tap 2950 sorry not 250 2850
and then reverse which is where the golden pocket's at 0.618.
Or it can just run deeper to the 786.
So if I'm going to try a long,
it might not actually
be at this trend line.
It might actually be as
it breaks down.
Yeah, as it breaks down.
And if I see it bounce,
or if I see volume and a bounce
picking up
then i would execute within that golden pocket 786 and uh 618. okay uh so that's how how i would
trade chief yeah i think you just saved me a lot of money thank you that's good man i'm happy uh
and worst case scenario is i just have to be patient
yeah worst case scenario i mean there's never really a worst case scenario with trading unless
you're risking too much money right but yeah if you're thinking the worst case
then yeah it would be like much lower 2,750.
Or 2,600.
Maybe even lower.
We would be losing our minds.
I hope not.
I know.
I hope not.
But yeah, we would definitely be cooked.
Well, the markets would be cooked.
A lot of traders would be cooked.
Liquidations.
But I think we would be fine because we're not aggressively trading.
Nope.
We're just trading levels.
And we're risking a small percentage of that time.
One nice successful TP would cover like four or five stop losses.
So we're going to be just fine.
Yeah.
So that's ETH.
Again, you guys, you need to have TradingView open I'm not sure if you're a good one. I'm not sure if you're a good one. I'm not sure if you're a good one. I'm not sure if you're a good one.
I'm not sure if you're a good one.
I'm not sure if you're a good one.
I'm not sure if you're a good one.
I'm not sure if you're a good one.
I'm not sure if you're a good one.
I'm not sure if you're a good one.
I'm not sure if you're a good one.
I'm not sure if you're a good one.
I'm not sure if you're a good one. I'm not sure if you're a good one. I knew also that from the chart just looking at so looking at
Salt
I think Salt
will be our last one
and then
on the next base
maybe we'll look at
some other olds
I'm ready to cry
so I'm gonna
I'm just gonna
shut up
wait why are you
gonna cry
well no
I just had a more optimistic view of what could happen the
next day or two but i think you're right it's i gotta be more pessimistic and just ready for
anything um i guess all right i think a lot of people are thinking um that after christmas
the markets are going to be much better like everything is going to start rallying and pumping you're hearing if that's the case then it won't happen for sure if everybody
thinks it yeah so i think everyone's kind of thinking about listening just looking at the
timeline 2026 boot run and all this like santa claus is going to do it or something exactly right
i think a black rock or some company is going to come out and buy up all that Bitcoin.
No, they're going to drop the price again.
It's going to drop down to 80 one more time at least for sure.
Oh, definitely.
Macro looks very weak.
Macro looks very weak.
I mean, all across the board.
Yep, nothing.
You're right.
Of course, yeah.
Gold at all-time highs again, right?
I might just start trading silver, bro.
Silver's doing quite well.
Honestly, those trading silver are doing much better than the crypto traders.
Yes, they are.
Oh, shit.
Are you going to do this at this time every morning, by the way?
I might if we get everyone using BitUnix.
Dude, I'm down.
If everyone's using BitUnix, everyone's trading with us and wanting to learn,
then, yeah, I'm down to do this every day this time.
Yeah.
Okay. day this time yeah okay um so looking at soul by the way we wouldn't we wouldn't be doing this every day on these three pairs we'd have to do
different pairs obviously yep we'd be talking about the same things over and over again. We'd get nauseating.
Yeah, exactly.
We'd get sick of Bitcoin eating salt.
Okay.
I think my Discord is sick of Bitcoin eating salt.
But it's making the money.
It's making the money.
Like we scalped Solana at 121.8.
It was very tight,
but the TP
was at like
123.5
or something,
and it wicked up,
it tapped TP,
and then it rejected
right back down.
So, like,
that was like a
very quick,
instant TP,
you know?
Like,
I think in less than 30 minutes,
or maybe an hour, I don't know.
But my community printed off that like massively.
I think, yeah, that was a pretty good scalp
that we had for Seoul.
Agreed.
And I don't normally scalp Seoul like that.
It's usually like a slightly higher timeframes
because the sold is...
I don't know.
$1 movements or $2 movements is very...
It's much more difficult to predict.
You would need a lot more patience.
And I don't know.
It's just one...
It's a big headache trying to scalp sold with small price action.
It's much easier to scalp it.
Or it's much easier to scalp with $5, $10 movements.
You mark out a level at the lows,
and then you mark out a level at the resistance,
and then you trade that.
30-minute stuff, 1-hour stuff is tough.
I can still do that.
It's just harder to predict times.
Okay, so...
Pull up the Soul chart.
Use the T-Perpetuals Binance.
And we're going to look at the Fawli.
Now, the difference between Solana and EthanBitcoin
is that Solana is kind of not following either one.
And it has its own unique chart.
And if you look at the chart, it doesn't look bullish at all.
As a matter of fact, it looks like a ladder down.
Like it's laddering down every time it's tried to break out,
it's failed to break out at The 140 on the four-hour knee.
140, 145.
It failed to break out like three, four times.
Correct.
And then it rejected massively
all the way back down to 121.
And even at 121,
it's like, it's very,
you know,
how do I say it?
It's at the point where it just wants to completely give up.
Like, it wants to give up.
It doesn't want to hold the 120 anymore.
It's rolling down.
It's rolling downhill.
And it's just a matter of time before it does that. I think if Bitcoin continues to remain choppy,
we're going to see Seoul run down.
Not too low,
but maybe towards 110.
111.
Maybe 111.
Yeah, even.
On the 4-hour, it's kind of hard to tell the exact price
because half the chart is missing on the other side.
I'm on my phone.
I'm not on the laptop, so I can't see the whole picture.
But yeah, it's probably going to run down to that kind of range.
And then we'll see how to trade that after when it does happen.
I don't like talking about it as much until it happens because then we'd know how to trade that after when it does happen. I don't like talking about it as much until it happens
because then we'd know how to trade it when it does.
But yeah, for now, how we would trade this current structure is,
well, it's at a support level.
Until it loses that support level, it's still tradable.
Again, it just matters how much you're risking.
And that's about it. So, I'm not going to be using 200x leverage or 100x leverage. It will be like maybe 5, 10x leverage.
Well, not even that, maybe 25x leverage.
So, I'm not going to be using 200x leverage or 100x leverage.
It will be like maybe 5, 10x leverage.
Well, not even that, maybe 25x leverage or 100x leverage it'll be like maybe
510x leverage
well not even that
maybe 25x leverage
because
I'd want to be out
of this trade
maybe at
116.7
or 117
okay
that's
do you see that wick down
I do
at 117.
Yeah.
I'd want to be out just under there.
Because after we lose that,
it's straight up nuclear.
All the way down to 110.
Okay.
I'd want to be out there.
yeah,
if we do see another high,
like a high low here too,
or like, again, this does,
if we go to the one hourly,
because I think we'll get a much bigger picture
in the one hourly.
So it's holding 121.
And the wick locally is 120.55.
I don't know if this is going to hold,
but as far as
the structure does
seem like
it wants to hold,
again, with
it being the 25th,
with it being the 25th, Christmas,
volume is going to be quite...
Yeah, today's dollar is going to be same.
Exactly.
Yeah, so it's not the best day to trade,
but again, tomorrow would be not the best day to trade. No.
But again, tomorrow would be where the volatility does kick in,
I think, in my opinion.
So if we're going to trade this with Scalp It,
maybe, okay,
124-ish.
I definitely want an entry closer to 121 exactly.
Or at least 121.5.
And I'd have my stop losses at like 120.3.
And see how that goes.
Again, if you're full putting into the trade you're going
to lose everything because you don't know what's going to happen i don't know what's going to
happen we're trading off ideas we're executing ideas and we're risking small amounts if the idea
works and these these ideas are not random they're. I wouldn't even say high probability.
I would just say they're more probable to go the way we want it to go,
just based off structure.
So you're not just trading random things, right?
Correct.
But yeah, you don't want to be full pool
and you want to be using a small percentage
and everyone's risk tolerance is different.
So I'd leave that up to you guys.
Yeah, so that's another thing we can trade here.
121.5-ish.
Stop loss, 120.3.
CP, 124. 124? Okay, 120.3. CP, 124.
124? Okay, sweet.
124, maybe 12405.
I don't know.
Just closer to 124 would be fine.
Yeah, that's what I'm going to trade for today and tomorrow.
Let's see what happens.
Yeah, I want everyone's thoughts.
I want people to come up on stage and give me their thoughts,
what they think about what I just said for Bitcoin, Ethan, Sol.
If you have a different view, I'd love to hear it. it
let's see we got space full coming up spring him up yo guys get everything
and on bit unix using the link you're gonna get a deposit bonus and all that's like a no-brainer by the way the decks is bullshit you get
wrecked on astro decks you don't get refunded you don't get any deposit bonuses like for example
i'm doing a whale thing where like if you deposit 25k or 50k you get 10k if you deposit 2 000 you
get four or five dollars and then i can
give like once you guys are trading and doing volume i could give you credits you could win
a rolex a cybertruck a tesla model c i cash like they don't do none of that on aster
yeah and guys with bu next, if you haven't been around
or if you're just joining in like news,
like news, seeing the spaces that I'm running right now,
BUNIX covered the losses
and everything for our community
on the crash in October, October 10th, I think, Friday was it. They covered the losses and everything for our community on the crash in October.
October 10th, I think.
Friday, was it?
They covered the losses and everything for everyone.
We also printed.
A lot of the guys also printed on that crash too.
So the people who printed kept their profits
and the people who also lost money on that,
they got covered.
I think we've probably got covered over $2-3 million
as a whole community.
And even before that,
this wasn't the first time
we got covered on,
I think in August,
where Jerome Powell
was speaking,
not FOMC,
but there was like
some sort of meeting
he was speaking
and he hinted towards
a rate cut
in September. And so what happened was is Bitunix went down for like an hour
and we had trades open and our trades are running. So like everyone in the community was in profits.
And after the hour, like we were pretty much back at entry.
So we missed out on our profits and we took like heavy losses on the fees.
So what Beunix did was they, you know, we reached out to them and they're like,
yeah, we're going to cover everyone.
And the whole community got covered even in August.
So if you're trading under books and
referral like you're going to be covered like any any of these scenarios happen so you don't have to
worry about like the black swan kind of events like that do happen in the trading space you're
going to be like very good with us and if you're trading with let's say binance or cool coin or any other
perpetual they'll steal your money in two seconds and never talk to you again oh yeah mexy is another
one guys like they bro they've they've cooked so many whales like the amount of whales that i've
spoken to that have had their money locked up or they can't get their money
out for years now because of like them trading. Like it's insane. Like they, Meg C is one of
those that attracts users with their 0% fee and then they bait the whales in and then they wreck
the whales. They take their money and then they lock their accounts if they're profitable.
Like, they do some shady stuff.
You won't see that with BitUnix at all.
At all. You won't see that.
If you're profitable, you can take your money out.
You can withdraw. It's going to be easy, smooth, clean.
It has, in my opinion, better UI,
better user interface than all of these platforms combined,
in my opinion.
Like, I find it so much more comfortable trading on Bit.unix
than I was when I was trading with Kucoid or with Binance, you know?
I feel like I'm much safer trading on Bit.unix.
All right, Spacepool, you have your hand up.
What's up?
What's up, guys?
Yeah, you're absolutely right with Mexi.
I'm actually trading on mexi too but i'm
on you guys too but uh mexi is definitely shady it's um unless you know insiders uh some whales
that they can like hook you up other than that you're on your own but uh yeah i mean i'm trying
to get out of them i get out of mexi might have a lot of trades open in Mexi since last November.
So I'm trying to, and some of them are in red, some of them are in green.
I already posted in Discord.
If you want to give me your opinion on those, that would be great.
I mean, I'm okay, but, you know, a second opinion always helps.
But in terms of the Solana, I see Solana on a one-hour chart, as you said.
The stochastics and the RSI, they're all reset.
So they're pretty much, for a one-hour, looks bullish.
But a longer time frame, I'm not sure.
It depends on the way the market acts, right?
But yeah, you're bang on, bro.
I was listening.
You're bang on.
Good stuff. I bang on, bro. I was listening. You're bang on. Good stuff.
I appreciate that, yeah.
So, yeah,
Meg C, bro,
just, yo,
if you want to take one advice from me, bro,
like the best advice from this whole space
is to actually use BUNIX, right?
Simply because,
firstly,
you're going to be covered under books.
Anything happens, you're going to be Gucci.
Like, you're going to be good.
You know?
And secondly, there's a ton of rewards.
Like, if you go to the task page and stuff,
if you do a certain amount of volume,
like, they're given, I think,
about half a million in rewards. Like, if you hit a certain amount of volume, like they're given, I think, about half a million in rewards,
like if you hit certain like volume levels.
But even the rewards alone, like it's a lot.
Like if you hit up like several members of our community,
like the ones who do some volume,
like they will tell you they get like credits,
like 5K, 500, 10K. I've personally had those credits too myself. I mean, you can look at our profiles,
like scroll down, look at where we shared the links.
Like the image there, you can see like the rewards you would get
if you hit a certain amount of volume.
So that by itself is really good.
I don't think Binance would do that.
Neither would KuCoin.
Neither would Mexi if you're trading on Mexi.
So that's like another incentive
to think about
when you use this link.
But yeah, I mean...
Go ahead.
Yeah, there's...
Everything you say
is absolutely on point
in terms of Bitunix
and Mexi and all that.
The only thing
that I've noticed
with Bitunix,
the withdrawal time
is slower
than the other ones.
Do you agree on that?
A hundred percent.
It's definitely slower,
but it's not like
they won't withdraw.
You know,
like you definitely
get your withdrawal.
Oh, of course.
It just takes a lot longer.
Yeah, it just takes
a little bit longer.
Yeah.
But there's no KYC.
Like another benefit to it,
you don't have to KYC, right?
And I like that part about exchanges.
Like if your main reason for using a DEX
rather than a SEX is
because they don't have KYC,
BitUnix doesn't have KYC either, you know?
So you could still use BitUnix without KYC.
But I'm pretty sure, I mean, I'm pretty sure they're going to have the rules
like fixed up like much more faster in the future.
I mean, we have to consider that, you know,
BitUnix is much more recent in like the whole exchanges stuff.
Like I think they've been around since like 2021. So they're pretty much recent in the whole exchanges stuff. I think they've been around since 2021.
So they're pretty much recent in this space.
So they're still building all that shit.
But it's still one of the best exchanges I've traded on.
And actually, probably the best one I've traded on.
I've been on many exchanges, even on Asterdex.
And I've always went back to BUNIX.
I've also traded a lot on KuCoin.
If you scroll all the way down on my profile,
you'll see so many P&Ls from KuCoin.
And I've been with KuCoin so many years.
But it doesn't compare to BUNIX at all.
It's just a different...
It's just a whole different feeling.
But yeah, that's that.
If you're using any other exchange,
I want you to think about it, right?
You're still paying the same amount of fees.
You're going to have a much better experience.
What you said with sold and stuff,
on the macro, it looks very bad.
Macro looks extremely bearish
because nothing has really changed, right?
You'd expect, okay, if we're down this much,
alts down almost 50%,
Bitcoin down 30-40% for more time highs,
we would expect it to bounce right back up
and reclaim some of the previous like historic highs like 100k
but that hasn't happened and what that tells you or should tell you on a macro level
is that there's not enough demand now demand can always change like there can be big whales coming
and buying but all we have been seeing is offloading,
taking profits, Binance, Wintermute, BlackRock,
all these guys selling ETH.
And the real exit liquidity isn't the whales themselves
like using each other.
The real exit liquidity are the traders.
And the, yeah, essentially retail is the exit liquidity.
Every time they see the dip, they buy and they get wrecked.
They buy, they get wrecked.
They loan, they get wrecked.
When we move like a unit to like on BitUnix or whatever,
like we're controlling that chart.
So we're moving the price together.
Like there's so many times where I called Solana or Street called Solana
or ETH or whatever, and we moved the price up by $5 to $10 because there was 2,000 people on the timeline putting
the long end together on BitUnix and we were able to move that chart up.
Like it's crazy to think, but money, obviously money moves money.
We activate bots and all the hunters and all that and they start scrambling so they don't
get liquidated themselves because there's so many of us moving the price together also
yeah i mean if you if you have like enough people right and we will have like the same entries and
stuff like you'd be surprised how easy it is to move a chart especially with low volume now
it's so easy to move a chart with a bunch of people.
Unlike meme queens,
you don't get to
have the same entry
as the person next to you.
You don't get to have
the same TP
as the person next to you.
With Perpetual,
the trading,
you get to have
the same entry
and TP
as the person next to you.
Right?
And you guys,
if you come together,
you guys become the market makers.
You guys become the people
who move the markets.
Right?
if it's a single individual
with a lot of money,
we've seen it before.
We've seen it time and time again.
With individuals,
you can see how they move
an entire market
with their own capital.
So for people like us,
we come together.
We have the same entries.
We move the markets
and the whole space will be like,
what just happened?
Why are we pumping?
Why are we dumping?
It's because of traders like us
who've come together
and had same entries, same CPs. why are we dumping? It's because of traders like us who've come together and
had same entries
same TPs
and we essentially
controlled the markets.
So it's not
me dumping on you
or it's not
books dumping on you
or Prime
or anyone on stage
or anyone on the listeners
you know
we all have the same
entry TPs
like
we're going gonna be making money
on both directions
it really doesn't matter
like
when
or who
takes profit first
or who
takes a stop loss first
these things don't matter
with perpetuals
at all
it's not like meme coins
so that's like a big benefit to trading things don't matter with perpetuals at all. It's not like meme coins.
So that's like a big benefit to trading with perpetuals.
Most people don't understand this,
especially sort of like people moving from meme coins to perpetuals.
They think it's the same thing, but it's not.
But when you do figure it out, you're like, holy shit, this trading stuff is much better than meme coins.
I should have done trading
two years ago.
I should have been doing this
two years ago
before meme coins.
Because two years ago,
it was much more easier.
There wasn't an influx of
traders coming together
to move markets.
It would have been so much easier
because it was only whales
moving the markets.
And all you had to do was
trade structures that the whales would look at.
But, you know, times have changed, but still, we're on top of it, you know.
We're on top of it.
We know how to create different structures.
You have someone like me that's going to tell you where they're at,
where those entries are at, what to look out for.
And it's always better to have someone
with more experience in trading
than someone who just jumped in
right after meme coins died.
They're probably using AI
or some other bullshit tool telling them.
Now, there's nothing wrong with using AI.
It will definitely give you a cleaner outlook.
But execution is always key
I feel like it's a lot more easier to have someone
you know tell you
that you know I'm executing here
it gives you
that push to also execute
a lot of the best
like the best trades that we take
don't happen
or the trades that we want to take don't happen
because we hesitate. We hesitate. We don't execute. We feel like it's going to go much higher or much
lower. And that's what kills profits. That's what kills or increases your emotion levels where you now want to enter a trade
because it didn't go to where you want it to.
You're just forcing the trade now, you know?
So, definitely want to have someone like me
helping you guys out.
And that's something I want to do.
I'm very passionate about trading. And I definitely want to help be able to do that. I'm not going to be able to do that. I'm not going to be able to do that.
I'm not going to be able to do that.
I'm not going to be able to do that.
I'm not going to be able to do that.
I'm not going to be able to do that.
I'm not going to be able to do that.
I'm not going to be able to do that.
I'm not going to be able to do that.
I'm not going to be able to do that.
I'm not going to be able to do that.
I'm not going to be able to do that. I'm not going to be able to do that. macro, low cool, whatever, high time frame,
low time frame,
medium time frame,
whatever.
You're going to pick some stuff up
that will help you in the long term.
Sport bags
and everything.
I don't know what you guys think about that.
Can I say something,
Streets?
You know,
I think,
okay,
I'm just going to put myself as a new trader i've been trading
since 2019 i started on binance okay so just i know a lot of people because when i started this
is how i felt a lot of people when they get into a trade they they they may get the entry and then
the exit whatever but they don't know how long to stay in that trade. Do you know what I mean?
I'm sure a lot of people can agree with this because if you, let's say, you use the 15-minute time frame, you have to be in that trade within a certain time
and get out because the one-hour time frame or the four hour time frame
they may wreck you right so this is something that we should i mean i'm every day i'm learning
and trying to sharpen my skills basically you know to uh to to sort of like um uh bring it to a
the higher percentage that i can actually win my trades, right?
So I think if in terms, if you could, based on your experience,
say that like, okay, let's say you go on a 15-minute trade,
how long you should be in this?
Or if you're in a one-hour trade timeframe,
how long would it take for that trade to execute?
And if you're in a four-hour,
I know it's going to take probably a couple of days to execute, right?
So if you just want to touch up on that, I'll really appreciate it.
Yeah, of course.
I mean, if we're looking at, let's say, the 15-minute time frame,
again, you have to think, I mean, again, it's what your intentions are.
You're on the 15-minute time frame for what? Again, you have to think... I mean, again, it's what your intentions are.
You're on the 15-minute time frame for what?
You're on there because you want a clean, quick entry and you want to get out the same day
or within a couple hours or whatever, right?
That's why you're on the 15-minute.
You want to make some quick money.
You're looking for quick structure to trade.
That's why you're using SteemInit.
So how long you should be in a trade?
I personally don't think you should think that way
because the markets move not relative to time.
They move relative to volume.
Okay?
So if there's volume in the direction you are trading for,
so if you're long,
you're trading long,
and there's volume,
then you would know,
okay, this volume is picking up.
You know, I can see that the order books
are kind of open for the upside so people
can come in and buy and price will go up then you would know okay i could take profits here very
soon on an impulse which is basically a essentially a leg up in that time frame
and then that's where you would take profits.
You shouldn't really think about it in time,
like in a timely manner.
But normally when you're looking at the 15-minute,
it does happen much faster.
Same with the one minute, three minute, five minute.
Prices move much quicker and you can definitely trade on those
time frames. It's just
much harder to predict one minute,
five minute. But if you're trading
structure, one minute, five minute
can be very useful in pinpointing
the right
entry.
So yeah, don't
think about it in a
time way, more of in a volume way.
Like when people are buying, that's when I take TPs on my lungs.
Or when people are selling, I take TPs.
I don't personally know exactly how long it's going to take
for that to happen on the 15-minute.
But when it does, and I've executed,
I just take TPs, right?
The same with the four-hourly and the one-hourly.
They definitely take a lot longer than 15 minutes to happen.
But even with those,
it can take several, several hours
before
either stop loss hits
or TPs hit.
But when it does happen,
just be prepared to
either cut a trade
you know,
to just actually take profits,
you know.
But yeah,
the higher the time frames,
the longer it does take.
But it's not relative to time. It's not always relative to time. trader, but you're not sure if you're a trader, but you're not sure if you're a trader, but you're not sure if you're a trader,
but you're not sure if you're a trader, but you're not sure if you're a trader,
but you're not sure if you're a trader, but you're not sure if you're a trader,
but you're not sure if you're a trader, but you're not sure if you're a trader,
but you're not sure if you're a trader, but you're not sure if you're a trader,
but you're not sure if you're a trader, but you're not sure if you're a trader, and you would make money in one minute, right?
It just depends on volume, if that makes sense.
Yeah, I totally get that.
But you see, sometimes I see a lot of traders,
they round-trip trades, you know what I mean?
They get in, they go, and then they come back to that.
You know what I mean? So that's what I'm saying.
Like when you choose a time frame to trade and then you set your profit I
this is what I do I as soon as I hit my profit I get out and I always look for a
new trade because there's always trace to be made right I believe in terms of
volume you're absolutely right you need you need to trade what you need
volatility for trading right if there's no volatility you could be in a trade
and you're just being sideways and you're not making any money so what I do You need to trade. You need volatility for trading, right? If there's no volatility, you could be in a trade
and you're just being sideways
and you're not making any money.
So what I do is I usually trade the sessions,
you know, like the New York session
or Asia session or London session.
You know, those, like for example,
the New York session,
the liquidity runs from like 9 to 11.
You know, that time is your money-making time, in my opinion.
What do you think about that?
I think you're right.
I think you're very right.
New York time.
New York time especially.
I think there's more volatility in New York time.
And it definitely runs for a couple of hours.
It's never instant.
It usually takes time, like, yeah, just a couple hours
to actually fully realize where, you know, prices want to be.
But if you time it right,
and if you're aware of the whole market outlook and everything,
you can definitely capture like a good long or a good short.
Again, that's all subjected to the day and stuff, right?
Yeah, so this is the trend that I have found
because I've been doing this for so long.
So every time I see a London session is pushing it,
New York dumps it.
Every time I see like they do the opposite.
You know what I mean?
There's rarely a continuation.
But I mean, it all comes down to expansion and, you know, accumulation when each session does it right. The other one does the other way.
So that does it right the other one does the uh the other way so uh that opposite so this you
have to like uh if you can track it down and follow it back test it i think it works very well
because it works good for me like i you know i i'm using it every session that i get in and get
out and so let's say i'm in uh in a trade and let's say 2 a.m. It's pumping. I will take my profit by 3 a.m.
because that's where it starts to die down.
And when New York opens, you see a dump.
It always happens, you know, or the opposite way.
So this one, try to backtest it.
Some of you guys, you may like it.
I like it because it has a lot of volume and a lot of volatility.
And it's, you know, if you're on the right side of the trade, it's a banger.
Oh, definitely. I agree with you.
I think because where I'm at right now,
I think New York open time is like around 11 or something.
I don't know.
So it's pretty late for me around those times.
But when I was back home, so in London,
I would trade both London session and New York session.
Not as much Asia session, but I would trade those two
and I'll see more volatility in New York sessions.
So most of the times, i'll do like not spaces i'll do like uh vcs like in discord
and i will talk about you know these sessions right and i used to do like kick streams as well
uh during the whole um new york session and we will trade we will trade during those sessions, right? Because if you capture the right entry and stuff,
and if you know what you're doing during those sessions,
you can print every single day.
It's so easy to print every single day.
If you're only trading two sessions or even one session,
you can make so much money just doing that alone.
You don't even have to scalp every hour of each day.
You can just take one trade and be profitable.
And yeah, I mean, whatever works for you,
because I know some traders do things differently.
Whatever's working for you, continue doing it.
But if it's not working for you,
like what you're doing right now,
for others,
not you specifically,
for others,
if whatever you're doing
is not working,
trade these sessions.
I think that would be
a very beneficial start
for most people.
Because what I do notice is
a lot of times,
people coming in nude,
they just trade randomly.
They don't look at the sessions.
They don't watch markets.
They don't look at FOMC.
They're not paying attention to CPI and other data that move the market.
And they tend to have positions open before or after it,
not knowing that these things are going on.
And then they get wrecked, right?
So, yeah, it's good to look at these stuff.
And, yeah, just change it up.
Yeah, if it's not working like so listen to this one this is how i uh i track
when the session opens just try to visualize it in your head guys because i don't have a chart to
share uh so this is what i do okay if on a so we trade the five minute and the 30 minute chart okay
so i'll explain how so when when then uh let's say the new york sessions opens okay 9 30
you're you have an open you wait half an hour for a 30 minute candle you mark the top and the bottom
of that candle on a 30 minute chart you wait 30 minutes after open and then you mark those levels
the top of the candle and the bottom okay and then you go on the five minute chart on the
five minute chart so those levels are already drawn for you with two lines one on top one at
the bottom right and then you monitor the five minute chart as soon as it breaks either the top
line or the bottom line that's where it's going to head. I tried this so many times and it works.
I just want you to maybe elaborate on it or if you have done it before
or if you want to try it
and just let me know your thoughts.
Several times.
Several times, actually.
In fact, I've done it so many times
where I find myself in a position
where it does break out of that trend line.
And then what happens is we see like some volatility.
So we have an impulse up breaking out.
And then literally five, 10 minutes after it reverses completely going back down.
Or it goes down first and then it reverses back up.
And so if you're trading these breakouts,
you have to understand that the first breakout
during these sessions
could always be like a fakeout.
They could always be a fakeout
and you should always...
The first thing you do should be in your mind,
okay, if this is going to be a fakeout,
I definitely want to TP out
when that breakout happens
and I see it starting to reverse
and then maybe try
and do the inverse of my trade
on those breakouts.
That's how I would
think about this.
But it's not always the case.
It's not always the case.
Sometimes those breakouts happen
and it just completely extends.
I've been in those situations too.
But yeah,
if you're going to trade these sessions,
you have to always think of the first five, 10 minutes as a fake out.
I don't know if you've seen that before,
if that's happened to you where it's been a fake out.
Oh, yes.
That's why I always trade the retest.
As soon as it retests that line and I see a red candle,
I just get in and usually works
because it tries to get back in into that trend and he can't and it just goes the other way
It usually happens and especially on Mondays because money is like false false move Mondays
You know usually when it goes up that I like it's gonna go the other way for sure and
That's why I don't trade Mondays. I just leave it Tuesday Wednesday, you know Thursday sometimes, but usually Tuesday Thursday
Tuesdays and Wednesdays are a good trading days in my opinion
But Mondays are brutal, especially if there is a like a non farm or like, you know
The CPI like is FOMC fat Paul speaking and shit like that. I use I stay away. I just you know
You I stay away for 30 minutes. I don't trade it right at that time
You know, I just wait for the volatility to end, and then I will get in.
Okay, so I have a question for you.
What do you think about Sunday being like the new Monday?
Sunday being the new Monday, like volatility on Sunday rather than Monday.
Sunday is also very dangerous, but sometimes depends.
I mean, I also look at so many things.
I also look at where we are in the moon phases.
Is it a full moon? Is it like a new moon?
Like I put in account everything, you know, I put in volume, all that stuff, you know, market sentiment, the trend, the stochastics or the higher time frame.
You know, I there is any.
You know, I look at everything.
But in Sundays, usually it's towards the end of the day,
you could get like, you know, those crazy pumps.
And then obviously Monday is going to be a dump right after.
You know, this always happens.
If you have a pump on a Sunday,
you're going to have a dump on a Monday.
So I,
you know,
it all depends.
I think,
I think Sunday's being the new Monday,
it's just because
there's so much leverage
introduced into the system
with all these,
you know,
perps trading.
The market has become so volatile in
pretty much every day you know what do you think
yeah i agree with you uh markets have been more volatile uh and sundays we do get that pump
or most of the times it's a pump and then a reversal on monday like early ams like
you'd wake up and just full-on reversal uh but yeah it can be the other way too dump first on
sunday and then a pump on monday but most of the times it's always like a pump. And even on Fridays, like, Fridays could also hint towards
if Sunday is going to be a pump or a dump.
Like Fridays, even like recently,
we've seen like a lot more volatility on a Friday
with Trump talking or something happening on a Friday.
And it always ends the day off either bullish or bearish.
And then it gives the weekends for traders to kind of calm down, relax, and just think about it.
And then the real reaction happens on Sunday and Monday.
But again, the middle part of the week is where it's more relaxed.
Like your trading is more relaxed
because
the volatility
already happened
during
that
Sunday,
late Sunday
Monday.
So you have
more, like,
flexibility to trade
during the
middle part of the week.
So I agree with you on that.
And using different tools,
how do you find the moons?
Like, I know a few people that rely on moons and stuff.
I personally don't use moons,
full moons and half moons and all this stuff.
I feel like, again, that's just way too,
I don't know, it's way too subjective.
It's not actual like a number based.
It's just psychological like moons.
I don't know what you think about that.
How has moons been working out for you?
Because I want everyone to understand that too.
Because I know a few people use that.
Yeah.
Like I use the moon as just a guide of the trend.
So basically what happens is we usually dump into the full moon
and pump out of it.
And we usually top out around the new moon.
You see what I mean?
So it's not 100%, but if you go on TradingView
and turn on your moon phases and go on a daily time frame,
and you will see that the top one is the new moon
and the bottom one is the full moon, right?
And then you will see that maybe about 80% to 85% of the time it does hit.
There's a few times that it hasn't hit.
It's just because there were some, maybe Trump was speaking or some, I don't know,
a geopolitical event was happening or, you know, it's not 100 percent, obviously.
But it's a good guide for you to see, OK, if you want to go on a long, you know, OK, let me long the full moon, you know, because it's usually we pump on full moons.
Right. But again, it's not 100 percent.
You should not just use that as an indicator.
It's just pretty much a tool just to give you a little confluence about your trading.
Now, I personally, I am big on the FIB levels.
If I want to trade, let's say, any asset,
I look for the 786 or the 886.
886 is my go-to.
When you catch 886,
it's like a 95% bounce.
Usually.
Right? But 786
is a beautiful area.
A lot of bounces happen at 786.
And I trade that.
You know, and it works for me and I do it.
But I include the moon phases and, you know,
the other indicators that I use in sort of a package
sort of to give me that conviction to pull that trigger, right?
Okay. give me that conviction to pull that trigger, right? Okay, and do you think indicators,
because from my understanding,
it sounds like you've been trading for quite a long time too.
Do you think the indicators play a much bigger role
in you being a successful trader,
or do you think experience is much greater in being a successful trader or do you think experience is much greater and
being like being a good trader because if you have more experience do you tend
to perform better or if you use indicators more do you tend to form
yeah see indicators are are just a tool to give you to pretty much set up your
trade you know what I mean?
Like, for example, I don't use any indicator. I use the 200, the 21, and I use the stochastics RSI,
and obviously RSI is there, right?
So these are the only three I use, which are not even tools.
It's just the line that's drawn on the chart, which is the 200,
and there's another line, which is the 21.
So what I do is if I want to get into a long trade, I want to make sure that I'm above the 200.
You know what I mean? And if I'm below the 200, I'm risking. Because a lot of shit will happen
under the 200, in my opinion, if you're not careful. But if you're above the 200 and you're longing,
okay, you know that you are,
and the 21 is crossing, bro, that's, that's,
it's a given, you know, it's a go ahead, the long.
If 21 crossing the 200 on your 15 minute and you're above the 200
and you're in a bullish posture
and you're making like some flags or some bull frags,
bro, go for it, you know? That's how I look at it. But in terms of like indicators, no, I don't
like all these different companies that people come make all these indicators. They're all the
same. It's just different visuals for people. It's just all the numbers are all transferred into a different visual for different type of audiences, right?
But if you just follow the 200 and the 21
and your stochastics
for your, if it's like if the stochastic is a reset,
you know that there's going to be an up move. If the stochastic is overcooked, it's on top,
you know that you're going to have a little correction on different time frames, right?
So I just play that and I really don't pay attention to indicators. The indicators are
just there for me to execute my trade. And then after that, I monitor it. But I honestly,
the main thing for me is the Fibonacci I don't give a shit about anything else
Fibonacci is my tool if if Fibonacci is not there I cannot trade because I get my levels on Fibonacci
the entries from Fibonacci and the exits and I think if you want to be a good trader you should
like really really get on that Fibonacci and master that shit. That's my opinion.
Yeah, so great opinion.
I agree with it too because I just wanted people to get the perspective of another trader and understand that indicators, they're not supposed to be used.
Okay, I'm using this indicator,
it's telling me markets are probably gonna dump or something like that, and then they're
short.
Indicators should only be used to help you execute on your ideas, right?
So if your idea is based off the structure, because initially you want to look at the structure
before you use indicators.
If this structure is leaning towards,
let's say, bearish,
you'd use indicators, so RSI,
and you'd use other indicators,
maybe EMAs or whatever, right?
And you would use these to support your idea that,
or your bearish idea that,
okay, we might be heading lower.
I want to execute a short,
but I just need more information.
That's how you would use indicators.
And you kind of explained that well.
And yeah, I feel like a lot of new traders, And I think that's the thing that I'm going to do with the indicators.
And you kind of explained that well.
And yeah, I feel like a lot of new traders, they tend to rely on indicators a lot to help them rather than structure and volume.
And structure and volume are the most important things initially for trading before you even touch indicators. So that's like one of the main things
I want to leave you guys with today is
when you're trading,
you want to mainly focus on structure.
And yeah, that's pretty much about it for me.
Let's see.
I want to see how the market's looking right now.
So, okay.
So, Seoul's about in the same place as it was.
Not much movement.
Let's see, Bitcoin. I think my entry just tapped.
Yeah, my orders actually went down.
I think I'm going to go down.
I'm going to go down.
I'm going to go down.
I'm going to go down.
I'm going to go down.
I'm going to go down.
I'm going to go down.
I'm going to go down. I'm going to go down. I think my entry just tapped.
Yeah, my order's executed.
Now we just have to wait and see if it's going to give us that TP.
As for ETH, let's see what ETH is looking like.
Hello?
ETH is looking like. ETH.
Perpetuals.
Okay, that also nearly bounced off the trend that we drew,
but not perfectly, not cleanly enough.
But yeah, it's still looking good for today.
Again, not much volume.
I think it's going to pick up tomorrow.
So we will come back to this tomorrow and see what happened.
But yeah, I definitely want to have more people on stage
to talk about trading.
Even if you're new to this, you want to learn,
or if you've been trading for a couple months
or if you've moved from meme coins
to trading,
I want to know
your experiences and stuff.
So definitely want to have
more people on stage soon.
And yeah,
make sure you guys are using
the BUNIX link.
That's where we're all going to be trading.
Make sure his books his referral.
So if anything happens, you're covered.
Yeah, I think it's probably a good time to end the space.
Yeah, I'm probably going to catch you guys tomorrow.
Same time.
Yeah.
All right. in a bit guys
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