Dear Community, it's time to win together...
Let's act together and be viral in Binance to push ETH on 4k!! All fishes be ready to create a big whale wave!!
Should I buy all ETH at once? Buy small pieces of ETH and always try to push price up!! If the price is 3550,0 then you can push 3550,1 even a small amount it will help!!

Halving for BTC is coming but also Ethereum has big potential and we have to act as a whale 🐳 to win all together!!

Of course you can make your own research but the power of massive people is above any whale 🐳! Just think 30000 viewers spent 1k euros... it's around 30 millions Euros!!

Good luck 🍀🍀🍀 May the profit be with us!!
$BTC $ETH
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Trading in the cryptocurrency space can be a high-stakes game, and during periods of market downturns, the risk of losing your entire investment is a real concern. The volatile nature of the crypto market means that large players often manipulate prices to target leveraged positions, forcing liquidations. In these situations, the most effective strategy is often to hold. By sticking with spot positions, you retain ownership of your assets even as the market fluctuates. Historically, after major crashes, prices tend to recover, and those who stay patient are often rewarded.
The unfortunate reality is that most traders—around 95%—will see their investments wiped out when the market drops dramatically. These traders typically use leverage, which amplifies both potential profits and losses. On the other hand, the 5% of investors who adopt a long-term strategy by holding through market dips have the advantage. They avoid the stress of daily price movements, stay unaffected by forced sell-offs, and hold onto their assets, waiting for the inevitable market rebound.
This brings us to a key lesson in cryptocurrency investment: holding is more powerful than trading in such a volatile environment. Relying on technical indicators, such as RSI or MACD, can be futile in a market as unpredictable as crypto. The market doesn't always adhere to traditional chart patterns, and even experienced traders can be caught off-guard. For newcomers, the best advice is to focus on buying and holding, and resist the temptation to engage in risky trades.
When we reflect on the growth of the crypto market, it’s clear that the most successful investors were those who simply bought and held their assets over time. Trading wasn’t as prevalent in the early days of crypto, and many of today’s "pros" were built on the foundation of long-term holding. Ask yourself, does trading really contribute to the growth of the crypto market, or does it simply benefit exchanges that profit from every transaction?
By taking a patient and strategic approach, you may not only preserve your capital but position yourself for future success when the market recovers.
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