Respectfully disagreeing with Leo about Crypto

[josemar]

3 minutes ago, Fadl said:

I don't enjoy art, I think it is just a way to waste time, effort and money especially music, maybe it is my genetics.. but I don't enjoy any type of music .. I consider it noise, especially inside my car 🚗 

I suppose the sound of a V10 BMW M5 is more pleasant than most music... What do you drive? 🌞

[BlessedLion]

On 12/17/2024 at 11:31 AM, FourCrossedWands said:

Leo left this thread long time ago because he knows there is no point arguing with them.

Or because he was spouting about him selling at 60K and then going to buy back at $5 per coin when the “streets are blood red” only to see btc pump to 100K 🤣

[BlessedLion]

On 12/17/2024 at 2:19 PM, vinc3nc said:

@FourCrossedWands comparing Leo to Warren Buffett lol.

It must suck to be a no-coiner. I would stay away from crypto discussion if I had no clue what i was talking about.

No coiners= poor

[josemar]

I like this Bitcoin University channel

 

 

[josemar]

I posted this somewhere else, maybe some in here will find it helpful:

Bitcoin trading - a start :

You need to learn Technical Analysis (TA). This identifies price levels that might give a reaction and, based on that reaction and other indicators you may use, take a trade.  TA will give you support and resistance levels, the ones I use include (you may use less or more):

• daily, weekly, monthly levels
• Points of Control (PoC) for day, week (rarely month)
• Volume profiles with Value Area High and Low
• Fibonacci levels
• Swing Failure Patterns (SFPs)
• indicators (RSI, Market cipher B [there are free versions available]
• Single Prints
• pitchforks, channels etc
• I don't really use Moving Averages

For any of these concepts, you can google for an explanation. All of it is available for free.

In the group that I'm a part of, there are 3 streams daily that moderators have, for London open (8am UTC), NY open(2.30pm UTC) and Asia open (1am UTC). All they do is TA that you can easily replicate once you learn the basics, and then each have their own style of trading. I'll link a stream from each down below so you get an idea (don't be put off by the thumbnails, the info is gold):

 

London Open:

 

 

NY Open:

Asia Open:

There is no "secret recipe", just TA

 

Let me know of you have any more questions.

Edited February 7 by josemar
fixed youtube links