#DigitalArtist,#CryptoTrader, Not an Expert, Not Financial Advice; I just want to see everyone win🍞²🤺 I ONLY POST OPTIMISTIC BEST CASE SCENARIO BULLISH CHARTS

Joined March 2014
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2024 Live Chart Database - docs.google.com/spreadsheets… TA Patterns and Formations Database - drive.google.com/drive/u/0/f…
𓃓 - #Cryptocurrency Live Chart Database - 140 $Alts docs.google.com/spreadsheets… ⟠ - Master Thread of Information - ⟠ x.com/AlexjFerraro/status/13… there is added info in the additional links comments on each post. I use Quasi-sine, Polynomial & Linear Regression functions.
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Timelapse of the Dragon Painting I did if The Adventure Nexus's mascot Simondrius.
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How many house cats would it take to takedown a full grown cow?
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i mean if i feel like i have to tweet it... and i aint said shit in awhile.. ape it
y'all loading ur $near bags the fuck up under $1? remember last time? 😮‍💨

ALT Rob Windz GIF

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y'all loading ur $near bags the fuck up under $1? remember last time? 😮‍💨

ALT Rob Windz GIF

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It's been 14 yrs since the worst day of my life. Love and miss you Dad.
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I designed these flyers 🤝
NEAR is the unified commerce layer for assets and agents. IronClaw is NEAR 🛡️🦞
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Dragon Painting found a home with The Adventure Nexus! Changed the colors to Orangish/Gold to match their mascot's colors.
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how are my homies on here doing? I miss y'all, I miss trading
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shiiiit I'm just glad for the 2nd cycle in a row i charted $btc correctly even though I still fumbled personally tradingview.com/chart/BTCUSD… on the 3rd image, i'd 100% expect that ma 50 to get touched before a move to higher fibs
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Second time in Procreate, Working on Dragon Painting #2. It's still a WIP - I'm not finished yet, but it's going well.
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Had fun digital painting in Procreate for the first time. The brushes are sick.
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My Personal #crypto trading rules: -All in = All Gone. -Don't bag hold more than 25% of your equity, especially for Alts. -Don't bag hold in leverage period. Spot exists for a reason. -Don't take your stop off. -Don't immediately re-enter after getting stopped out. You'll death spiral all your equity. -Don't trade until at least 2 days after a liquidation event. -Sell 20% of your leverage bag on the first profitable move. -Don't trade $icp or $fil lol. -Don't enter a full/desired position size in one order. -Don't sleep with a leverage bag open unless you put stops in profit. -Use multiple Limit Orders and let them fill. -Don't trade on pump fun. -Don't buy pumps. -Don't leverage trade coins that are unfamiliar. -Always use a stoploss. Even in spot. -Don't take financial advice from crypto news articles. -Don't get emotional. -Prepare for all possible scenarios. -Don't trade the middle of a range. -Don't hold coins in a wallet where you can't sell or put stop losses. -Don't sell coins on crypto.com the fees price difference is actually insane. -Don't buy above the MA's. -Sell some of your bag anytime you feel the need to screenshot it or feel proud/euphoric. I promise it's always the peak equity you'll see out of that position. -Don't ride a profitable trade back below your entry, especially if you have been holding the bag for days. Click it or put a stop in, and wait to reset. -Don't move your entry up on leverage bags by adding more above your entry. -Don't buy alts with unrealized margin/profits. -Trade the fib levels. They work freakishly well. -Wait for opportunities to present themselves. It will be clear most of the time. -Have liquid capital set aside to react with. -Don't chase the price we full pancake almost every wave in existence. -Don't trade both ways at the same time it fucks with your head. -Don't trade only the 1-minute chart. -Add small amounts at a time to reduce entry on a red bag. -Don't sit in a red bag waiting to get liquidated. -If an unprofitable trade turns profitable or returns to your entry. Get the fuck out of the bag and reset. It's clearly a shit spot to enter. -If you double your net worth in leverage trading click the fucking bag every time. -Don't put yourself in a position where you have no liquid capital to react to unexpected volatility with. That's where the most money is made in the shortest amount of time. -Zoom out. Use HTF. -Don't trade coins with no price data to go off of. -Don't use high leverage or any leverage if you have no fucking idea what you are doing. Even if you profit at first you'll light it all on fire eventually. -Don't wake up and immediately ape a position. -Trust your instincts, not emotions. -Don't be a pussy. Will add more as I remember them.
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-Don't marry / fall in love with a coin. 🤣
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luna maxis *cough cough*
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-If you add extra over leveraged size on a dip below your entry to pull your avg down, when the trade flips green trim off the extra you added to de-risk the position and give you some extra cushion if it hunts your stop. This also lets you re add size if it flips red again, which helps reduce your avg entry further.
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-You have to be okay with making small amounts of money on some trades; Well, most trades. Not every trade has to be a moonshot. Going for a huge move every time you enter a trade is really terrible because it's the least frequently occurring wave, and hardest one to manage emotionally. You can usually make the amount you wanted off the big move by scalping the small waves that come before it that full retrace over and over in the same range.
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I hope these help, take them serious. I guarantee anytime you've lost money you broke at least one of these rules, if not several. It should help give clarity on to what you did wrong or how you winded up in a bad situation, how to prevent them and what to do in them. As well as what to do in good scenarios and how to increase the likelyhood of you winding up in a one.
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-Ask yourself "To whom does it benefit?" when looking for answers or reasons why something happened or could happen, rather than just getting purely emotional.
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-Use @TradingView Charts, not just only phone view exchange charts. Draw trend lines and fibs on your charts, they help you make sense of it. Connect the highs to the other highs, and lows to the other lows. It generally needs at least 3 touch points. Find the average of the channel you drew, and try to buy/short preferably at the trendline or on a break below/above it. Don't Trade the middle of the range there's literally no fucking point. For fibs you start at the high and drag it to the low. I like showing the ATH to ATL HTF fibs and the local ones from the high and low of the most recent wave. Those two different fibs will have levels intersect at strong points, they will also intersect with the fib levels, MA's and trend lines you drew. This gives you a clearer idea of where to put your bids, react or expect reversals. You also want to see the MA's and Volume. I like the MA50 and 200 the best especially for the higher timeframes like the weekly. For example: If a coin retakes the ma50 on the weekly after being below it for a long time it's usually where it gets a nice pump, and the god candle comes when it breaks out over the weekly ma200. That MA200 winds up being at the base of that candle. It happens consistently at those places, but those set ups don't happen frequently. It usually takes months to set up. On the volume you want to look for divergences with the price, and high volume candles indicating key levels or price volatility starting.
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-Don't trade when you're not home or severely distracted. Gotta be at peak performance when your bloodline's well-being depends on it. 😂
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god damn i didnt realize i have this many fucking rules holy shit lol. Guess ive "been there done that" 🤣🤝
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I've probably stared at charts for 30,000 hrs at this point in my life lmao
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