"You can take a horse to the stream, but you can't force it to drink water".

Similarly, no amount of ranting will help some people unless they learn the hard way.

Ai agents 🔥

Meme coins 🔥

What do you do when you take profits?

1. Withdraw to the bank.

2. Rotate into another promising coin.

3. Rotate half and withdraw half to the bank.

Don’t just buy coins and hold them in your wallet for long term sake.

Once in a while, please:

Check if the community is still active.

Check if there is liquidity flowing in and out of the coin.

Check if it is getting delisted on multiple exchanges.

Check if the developers are still building or if they have given up by reviewing their roadmap.

Check if their social media is still active.

You could be holding a coin that is already dead without knowing it.

Rule #1: Do Your Own Research ,

Rule #2: Never forget rule #1

You have $20.

You buy at $0.005 and plan to sell at $0.25

20 ÷ 0.005 = 4,000 🪙

🪙 4,000 × 0.25 = $1,000

That’s 50x your capital.

When it hits your target,

sell and don’t worry about what happens next.

May we overcome the temptation of greed this bull run.

Imagine investing money you'll need soon into crypto,

You’re setting yourself up for disappointment

Crypto isn’t a "get rich quick" scheme,

so don’t bring that mentality into the space

Always keep some cash aside for emergencies and your daily expenses.

Don’t try to time the market, it’s impossible.

No perfect TOP, no perfect BOTTOM.

Focus on planning when to buy and sell based on how much you want to make.

How is the market today?

Crypto Market Manipulation: A Plausible Theory

As the crypto market continues to experience a downturn, many investors are left wondering what's behind the decline. While some may attribute the losses to natural market fluctuations, others believe that manipulation may be at play.

A Logical Explanation
One theory, proposed by a keen-eyed Binance resident and long-term hodler, suggests that the current market situation may be orchestrated by whales to buy cryptocurrency at a discount. With the New Year approaching, it's logical to assume that people will sell their crypto to fund holiday expenses, creating an opportunity for whales to swoop in and purchase at lower prices.

The Psychology of FOMO
This theory also takes into account the psychology of Fear of Missing Out (FOMO). As the market declines, investors who bought in during the euphoria of previous highs may be forced to sell their assets to cover expenses or due to financial difficulties. This creates a ripple effect, as others who are fearful of losses may also sell, further driving down the market.

The Endgame
However, once the market resumes its upward trajectory and new all-time highs are reached, the same investors who sold during the downturn may experience a strong sense of FOMO. This, in turn, could trigger a new wave of buying, driving the market even higher.

A Word of Caution
While this theory is plausible, it's essential to remember that the crypto market is inherently unpredictable and subject to various influences. Investors should always conduct thorough research, set realistic expectations, and never invest more than they can afford to lose.

Happy New Year!
As we head into the New Year, it's crucial to remain vigilant, informed, and cautious. Whether or not this theory proves accurate, one thing is certain – the crypto market will continue to evolve, presenting both challenges and opportunities for investors.

Happy New Year, and may your investments bring you prosperity in the years to come!
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