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BTC Analytics 🐾🐾 To the moon? Globally: An extremely interesting situation is unfolding in the market. Let's delve into it. So, first of all, what we should start with is to pay attention to today's asset growth (more than 5% net upward movement). Should we expect further growth? I believe the asset needs a small correction, which will give it room to grow upwards. 📈📈📈 Locally: I expect a slight decline in the asset, after which growth will begin. Resistance: 73800 Support: 56500 $BTC #analytics #BTC #Bitcoin

Let's delve into one of the scariest conditions 😉 Tilt (I've noticed that many of you deal with this, despite a 95% success rate in trades). What is tilt? 🤔 Tilt is an emotional state of a trader, triggered by strong emotions from takeovers or stop losses, during which they begin to lose control over their trading and make many mistakes. According to one version, the term "tilt" to denote a psychological state originated among enthusiasts of slot machines. This term gained wide popularity when it entered the active vocabulary of poker players. Nowadays, this concept is used not only in gambling but also in other activities related to competitive processes. Causes of tilt - why does it happen? 🔍 The most common cause of tilt is loss, especially when it's public and humiliating. It can shake the psychological balance necessary for an objective perception of the market. Traders experience the most negative emotions when faced with a stop-loss in a winning situation. For example, when you enter a trade after the initial takeovers, thinking it will definitely continue, but then the market suddenly reverses. Another situation is the "victory tilt," which occurs as a result of a positive trigger, such as unexpected wins or a lucky streak. Strong positive emotions can be just as dizzying and harmful to trading as negative ones. Tilt and victory tilt can lead to the same consequences. Tilt happens to everyone. 👥 Regardless of how emotionally resilient you are, tilt happens to everyone; being completely indifferent to everything is impossible. The key awareness is to recognize when this moment of emotional instability occurs and to heed the advice I've given. Distract yourself, analyze mistakes, and devise a strategy for the future. I hope this information, as always, has been helpful to you and will help you avoid mistakes and bitter defeats in the future. The best way to control your emotions in crucial moments is through self-knowledge and understanding, so keep developing and stay hungry for new knowledge. #EducationalPost #TradingTips #Binance $BTC $ETH

🐾 Pennant Pattern 🐾 A pennant is a continuation pattern used by traders to forecast upcoming market movements. This pattern resembles a triangle formation, but there are several important differences between them that are worth knowing. A pennant pattern is a continuation formation that occurs after a significant upward or downward movement, followed by a brief consolidation period, and then the movement continues in the original direction. It appears as a small symmetrical triangle made up of multiple candlesticks. Depending on the trend direction, the pennant pattern can be bullish or bearish. Features of the pennant pattern: - Flagpole: The formation of a pennant always begins with a flagpole, which distinguishes it from similar patterns (such as the symmetrical triangle). The flagpole is the initial strong movement preceding the appearance of the symmetrical triangle on the chart. - Breakout levels: In fact, there are two breakout points in the pattern; one at the end of the flagpole and another (arguably the main one) at the end of the consolidation period, after which the upward or downward trend continues. - The pennant itself: The pennant is a triangular formation formed during the market consolidation between the flagpole and the main breakout. Two converging trend lines form the triangle - the pennant. Bullish Pennant A bullish pennant is a candlestick continuation pattern that appears during strong upward trends. The pennant is formed from an upward flagpole, a consolidation period, a subsequent breakout, and a continuation of the upward trend. Traders anticipate a bullish breakout above the resistance level to capitalize on the renewed bullish momentum and open a profitable trade. #EducationalPost #TradingTips $BTC $SOL $PEPE

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Sponsored Candle (FU candle) is a candle that reflects liquidity removal manipulation on the chart, leading to a trend reversal. It often triggers a strong reaction upon testing (mitigation) in the future. The schematic representation of a sponsored candle often resembles a candle with long shadows, sometimes significantly exceeding the height of the body. Aggressive liquidity removal and structure breakdown on increased volumes indicate smart capital manipulation. Sponsored candle is used as a tool for opening a position. Similar to an order block, the ideal zone is considered to be 0.5 of the sponsored candle body, but in practice, price often reacts initially to the shadow and later to the body of the candle. A secondary test of the sponsored candle body typically indicates that the large volume of smart capital orders used for manipulation couldn’t be closed (mitigated) on the first attempt. #educational_post #EducationalPost #TradingTips $BTC $DOGE $SHIB

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