Your tip of the day:
Elon Musk makes a joke on Twitter — and the market goes crazy. ARK invests millions — and the crowd follows. But here's the question: how sure are you that you haven't become part of the "herd effect"?
The cryptocurrency market is a market of irrational behavior.
Here, people buy on rumors and sell on panic.
But did you know that the most successful players earn money on other people's emotional reactions?
For me, the "herd effect" is the perfect tool for manipulation. It's enough to fall into the trap of hype or panic once, and your decisions are no longer yours — you're just following the crowd. The key to success is to learn to ask yourself questions:

Why am I buying/selling now?

Am I acting according to a plan or reacting to noise?

Perhaps it's time to learn not to run after the crowd, but to look at it from the outside. After all, those who keep a cool head often become the very "predators" in this market.
When Musk tweets about DOGE again, what will you do?

What do you say?

Your advice of the day
Most (almost all) strategies have an expiration date
Judge for yourself
The market in 2014 was completely different
The market drastically changed in 2017 and 2021
Scalability and mass adoption bring adjustments
More players = longer market stages, more events changing the local trend (example: sales from the German government in the summer of 2024).
Short-term players need to constantly keep their finger on the pulse.
Only the main points do not change
For example, the halving of BTC. It was, is, and will be. Its influence on the market is obvious and predictable
The market is just gaining momentum and has not yet completed the regulation process
Accordingly, it will continue to grow. This is something that has been happening continuously since the creation of Bitcoin in 2009
At least due to the emergence of new players and new instruments, such as ETFs
In the perspective of several years, Bitcoin, Ether, and a number of top capitalizations are still interesting bets
Hodlers always have something to count on
In the next bear market, Bitcoin and Ether will definitely be added to my portfolio

The market is unpredictable, but the losses of traders and scalpers are predictable. As are those who hope to beat the market with the help of "magic" indicators, a cup and tea leaves. After all, who doesn't like the idea of ​​losing money on a "guaranteed profitable" strategy that in reality looks like an eternal cycle of account rebooting?
Smart money and other TA garbage, I love you
Astrologers predict the month of Tuzemun: the number of trading schoolchildren will double.

Your advice of the day
This market is an information market
Information is embodied in technology
It moves from one head to another
It appears in tweets and headlines
This market is a market of excessive information
A huge amount of noise, a mass of useless opinions, crowds of manipulators, an ocean of manipulations, hundreds of conspiracy theories, millions of panic sellers, millions of enthusiastic amateurs
All of this is here
And no one will tell you that they are lying
Whose problem is it?
The first, main, key skill of a trader is to filter information
The first thing to do when playing here is to throw almost all the information in the market into the bin of coffee girl stories
Searching for information in the market is like searching for a diamond in a pile of dirt
Want a straightforward piece of advice? Work on the internal filters that allow you to quickly sift through the junk
That's already enough to yield positive results in the market
Why?
The global trend of leading markets is growth
Spin in your head everything you just read
The recipe is already here
All that's missing is...