Codezuki Oden
@CodezukiOden
Web3 developer and bughunter. also created some telegram bots, such as https://t.me/NewPancakeSwapListings
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Narratives are mostly made up. They're usually some combination of: 1. Groups of speculators buying something early and talking their book 2. Outlier price performance in an asset/group, narrative gets attached after the fact to 'explain' price action Don't drown in fake FA.
A few common mistakes in these conditions: 1. Excessive leverage. Specifically, introducing liquidation risk in assets that are regularly moving 10%-20%+ in a day. Let the volatility do the heavy lifting, not the leverage (or specifically, massively inflated position sizes…
I just do nothing and then bid leverage wipes on the most trending coins that may or may not have catalysts then hold until it looks over. Idk, don’t listen to ppl over complicating shit, it’s a bull market. This shit is giga easy rn.
simple price action, no order flow. i don’t even have anything on my charts beyond MAs nowadays. keep things simple, i can only recommend time in front of the charts to train the eye for location spotting.
Being upset with current situation does you no good. Underperforming? Ask why and improve. Over-rotating, stubbornly holding losers, not accepting current metas. Do better, remove emotion. Giga institutional bid and ATHs, stop shorting for pennies / top call for clout
I do think blow off top on everything by May and then a long enough consolidation that people consider it a bear market
Yes. Greatest profits are made when you are able to frontrun a CHANGE in sentiment towards a ticker
The people who can stomach 70% drawdowns are the people who end up with 800x returns The people who are happy with a 2x will never know what it feels like Never the twain shall meet
If your trade idea is invalidated when price moves 20% against you and your liquidation price is somewhere between your entry and your invalidation, you are sizing your trades wrong and are gambling your entire account on being right either look for a tighter invalidation or…
this assumes 1) you're using stop losses (which @smartestmoney_ said he doesn't bc doesn't want to get wicked out of trades) 2) the % move to your SL is less than 1/lev amount (e.g. SL 20% away and your lev is 5x). if not you get liquidated before the SL matters am i missing…
To clarify no hard stops doesn’t mean no stops. It just means they are mental stops and i take a flexible approach to stopping out. Position sizing to stomach the entire loss makes it easy to remove emotions.
#BTC we've been over this one price grinding down spot grinding down perp grinding down OI grinding up funding up what does it tell you about positioning?
You don't HAVE to of course, but imo if you're trading BTC without understanding orderflow, you're putting yourself at a serious disadvantage Three concepts you need to do a little research on to get the basics down: - Open Interest - Funding - cvd I covered them a little bit…
Ok brb gonna make a blind guess because ive never seen those in my life hahaha
this pattern was the bread and butter of last few bull markets. we called it the Generational Wealth Pattern. if you see it, hold on for ur life
Risk Management for beginners, lfg! Okay this one is longer overdue, too many questions about leverage or seeing people get liquidated around here gonna quote one of the smartest money-managers I know to start off: once you understand it’s all about making high probability…
Avoid the extremes: being all-in or having 0 crypto If you're all-in and the market dips, you can't take advantage of great entries If you have 0 crypto and the market rips, it'll start messing with your mind and you might become European Even 1-5% cash/crypto (from 0%) helps
If you didn’t get it yet it’s let your winners ride season, stop dumping your leading bags to ape some "undervalued" beta There’s a reason why something runs hard, it’s usually a combination of very specific variables that can’t be reproduced or forced into reality easily
Understand bullish OTC transactions The demand for $SOL is insatiable with billions in SOL of a certain disgraced exchange founder about to be cleared out on secondary markets Prepare yourself for when overflow starts to hit public markets
The definition of insanity is repeatedly trying to long ETHBTC when longing SOLBTC (or SOLETH) is the much better trade in a bullish environment Over the first 6-7 years of ETH's life there was a lot of uncertainty and lack of education around $ETH. There were a lot of Bitcoin…
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