Yesterday, sentiment was at rock bottom. Any chart I posted showing hopium did very well in terms of engagement/likes etc. But i also got a ton of hate and just general toxic behaviour saying we topped out etc.
2) Today, the same updated hopium charts I posted yesterday, that ended up being true, have way lower engagement. This makes me think that people wanted the hopium yesterday but were too afraid to actually buy the dip and just sat it out didn't end up buying the dip.
3) I think there are A LOT of people left behind. $42K also never got there. I already mentioned a few days back in my group that levels like these usually get front-ran or just dump through hard. The first one being the most likely option in a bull market.
4) The likely result of this will be that people will keep waiting and waiting for lower on the sidelines until some random huge candle shows up and everyone fomos back in.
5) This is how it goes time and time again. Yet, in the moment, people are blinded by their emotions and don't stick to their plan. They are either too afraid to buy the dip or they even panic sell at the bottom.
6) This is exactly what the market is designed for and it's how the money moves from the impatient to the patient.
This is how the money is made for some people, and lost for the others.
I'm definitely not saying this is THE bottom with 100% certainty but it does look great rn.
7) The one thing i want you to take out of this, is to learn from what happens during corrections like these.
See how the sentiment is, how the market moves and plan your plays accordingly. These are the times with the biggest financial opportunity after all.
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🔹Swept the lows again but bounced from the daily 200MA (purple).
🔹Bitmex and Binance Futures took out the low from the 10th of February.
🔹Dumps are getting weaker with every low.
Losing the 200MA means $42K is next, seeing that's the next big weekly level. But this is also a level that everyone seems to be watching. Usually these levels either get front-ran or get nuked through.
The start of the Tesla pump marks the last substantial low from here on out.
This makes me think that:
1. We have to hold this level seeing there isn't much holding it up from here on out until we close the Tesla pump inefficiency.
Seeing NFT's blow up left and right but also seeing how small the space still is relative to the entire crypto market cap, i can easily see these valuations go much much higher. The total NFT token market cap is $2B now.
Very happy to announce that i will be working with @PolyientGames & @ApeInFinance to help grow the Polyient Games Ecosystem.
As some of you know, i've been going hard on #NFT's for a while and i stumbled upon Polyient a while ago.
Polyient Games is an investment firm focused on the non-fungible token (NFT) and blockchain gaming industries.
In addition to that, PG is also building the PG ecosystem. A collaborative platform that aims to bring together all participants in the NFT market.
I invested in PG's governance token $PGT, their NFT PGFK and more recently, i aped into some of the new @ApeInFinance items, which got me a great return so far. 🐒
First i want to get a few things out of the way:
• There is no "best" way to do this.
• I will be explaining my experience and what works consistently for me.
Let's start!
2) There are a few steps that are, in my opinion, necessary to start off your trading adventure.
1. Define the portfolio size you will trade with. 2. Define your risk appetite. 3. What is your main trading style? 4. How do we determine position sizing?
3) Defining your portfolio size ✅
Personally, i found it very liberating to have my portfolio's split into a long term "hodl" portfolio and a trading portfolio.
I set aside some BTC at one point that is ONLY for trading and NOT for long term investing.
1) Something i've been looking into for the past weeks.
"Is there an edge to be gotten trading the price difference between CME close price over weekends?"
I noticed MOST weekends the BTC price just hovered around the price where CME closed at.
Example:
2) In this picture the blue box is the range price moved at between Friday 23:00 CEST & Sunday 00:00. (CME Down time)
Purple line is the close price on Friday.
As you can see price usually just fluctuates around the purple line and closes the weekend about where it started.
3) Since the purple line seems to act as some kind of magnet, could there be an edge to be taken when longing a price below and shorting a price above this CME close price?