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Entrar en una vela no es ventaja, es persecución.
Una vela grande = euforia tardía, spreads abiertos y peor R:R.
Las entradas sólidas se hacen en pullbacks, zonas y confirmación

Uncomfortable week. $ETH corrected with the market and the sentiment shifted to fear. There is no panic, but there is a lack of money coming in. ETFs continue to drain liquidity and that is noticeable in the price.

On-chain leaves a curious reading: fewer long whales, but those that are there carry more capital. The problem is not them, it is the excess leverage in futures. There are many fragile longs and the market tends to go for that liquidity before deciding.

Technically, $ETH is in a support zone, RSI low and with no clear buying strength. It is not a time to sell out of fear, but also not to jump the gun.

Conclusion: cleaning phase and patience. If it holds the support, good. If not, a final shake-up would not be unusual before something healthier. Here, risk management prevails, not opinions.

Dreaming is free, but the market doesn't forgive. Memecoins can multiply... or dilute you just as quickly. Hopefully, it goes well, but without a plan and management, it's pure chance.

Totally. Days like this also count. Preserving capital, reading the market, and closing without serious damage is part of the game. Consistency weighs more than an epic day.

One trade does not make a system. Winning this way exists, but repeating it is the difficult part. A lot of leverage and zero management often ends badly. Be careful with selling smoke.

One trade does not make a system. Winning this way exists, but repeating it is the difficult part. A lot of leverage and zero management often ends badly. Be careful with selling smoke.

To begin with, it's not bad, but understand what Earn is: it's not trading, it's passive and limited yield. Use it to learn without rush and with little capital.

Tables like this ignore drawdowns, commissions, spreads, and the real probability. Converting 10$ to 8.000$ in 30 days requires absurd risk and almost always ends up the same: account at zero.

Good message, but be careful: a mindset without method is not enough. Clarity comes when there is a plan, defined risk, and repeatable decisions. Discipline is executed, not motivated.

It's normal to be scared when seeing everything in red. Don't start running: learn first, use little capital, and avoid leverage. The market always gives second chances.

AXS may go up, but returning to 165$ is not a realistic reference today. That price was another cycle and another narrative. Look at structure, adoption, and timing, not the ATH.

It's not about someone telling you what to buy. Cryptos are huge: study narratives, understand the project, and draw your own conclusions. Being critical protects your money.

It always happens the same: in the downturn, no one wants to buy and at highs, everyone regrets it. The problem is not the price; it is not having a plan when the market hesitates.

Converting 50 into 500 is possible, no one denies it.
What is almost never mentioned is how many times that same approach ends in 0.

If you are starting out, the best thing you can do is not to seek rapid growth, but rather not to die soon.

Selling due to emotional exhaustion is not market reading, it's psychological closure. HBAR may continue to fall... or not. The problem is not the asset, it's not having a prior plan.

Saying 'BTC can't go any further' is an opinion, not a fact. 50k is a possible scenario, not a certainty. The market does not warn: it confirms or invalidates. The rest is narrative.

Confusing volatility with 'junk' is normal after a bad streak. Crypto is not stable, it is cyclical. The mistake is not the asset, it is the timing and management.