There are two quite important indicators: position size and expected value.1. Position size means the maximum amount of money to place an order. This depends on the highest level of risk tolerance, which is how much % you can lose per trade. For example, if you take 100 million to trade and bear a maximum loss of 2%, the risk is 2 million. Then divide this amount by the stop loss percentage to get the position size. For example, if the stop is 10%, the position size will be 2 million/10% = 20 million. So if you are unlucky, place an order of 20 million, stop loss of 10%, you will lose exactly 2 million, which is the acceptable risk level for that trade. If you stop loss is 20%, then position size will be 2 million/20% = 10 million. Unfortunately, I hit a stop loss of 20% and lost exactly 2 million, exactly as planned.2. Expected value: Expectation = (probability of winning x level of winning) - (probability of losing x level of losing). For example, the probability of winning is 40%, the average winning level is 20%, the average losing level is 10% (with stop loss), position size is 20 million, the expected effect will be: (40% x 4 million) - (60% x 2 million) = 0.4 million (2%) or (40% x 20%) - (60 % x 10%) = 2% Note that this is 2% on position size 20 million, with 2% risk and 10% stop loss of total capital of 100 million. This is an optimistic assumption, what method do you traders often use and If there is a better way, please share in the comments!

It has long been assumed that Bitcoin's four-year cycle is intrinsically linked to Halving events when block rewards are cut. However, another theory has emerged that suggests this may not be entirely the case.
The previous three major market cycles for Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies occurred fairly regularly around every four years, then peaked the year after the Halving.

It is predicted that Altcoin capitalization may soon fall to 495 billion USD while BTC.D sets a new high. The Crypto market entered the second week of October with signs of Bitcoin Dominance (BTC.D) returning to the high of the previous quarter. Besides, a series of Altcoins are showing that they may have a strong correction in October. It is predicted that Bitcoin Dominance (BTC.D) may set a new peak at the end of October. BTC.D increasing in October will not be a very positive sign. for Altcoins in the context of market capitalization showing signs of correction. Today, BTC.D continues to increase and has surpassed 51%.

Someone asked about the gold view. I'm looking at the chart so I can do some economic analysis for you. Gold's market capitalization is too large at 12,187 billion dollars, so it's unlikely that it will increase by a large percentage at this time. Large capitalization as at present. In the short term, there are signs of increasing again, but the risk of reversal is very high and increases at most by a few percent. Looking at the longer term view, the D and W frames are in a downtrend. Overall, too. Gold's long-term trajectory still has growth. From a personal perspective, gold is a channel for storing assets. If considered an investment channel, there are many other better financial products. You see in the picture below, gold achieves peak of 2012, now in 2023, 10 years later, it will reach the old peak of 2012, so those who have kept gold for the past 10 years have not made a profit.