uke @uke1426445

@wozo_capital 🐐

One of the biggest shifts in my life was prioritizing execution over perfection The faster you iterate, the faster you fail, the faster you succeed Stop planning endlessly. Get out of the thinking phase Just execute. The distance between where you are and where you want to be is purely execution and SPEED It’s now more important than ever

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@Larskooistra_ 🐐

$CELH one interesting chart

@Larskooistra_ the euphoria of alts was in Nov-Dec 2024, it happened

focus on winning the process

The Composite Trader @Larskooistra_

a year ago

@WyckoffChartist This trade is a W: - executed when you needed to instead of hesitation - did not manually partial or touch the trade out of fear of missing the TP - correct risk management trailing the SL minimizin risk These habits will lead you to profitability

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$XRP orderbook depth on Binance Futures during the crash Prime example of "liquidity evaporation" For 2+ hours before the cascade: ~$50-60M in liquidity within 5% of price on both sides. Stable, deep book Look closely right before 21:00 during that first leg down, nearly 20M USD market sold (shorts entering/longs liquidated) Bid side (blue) goes from $50M to near zero Ask side (red) drops during initial leg down, but then actually spikes right before the final cascade At this point, $XRP is near $2.50 while all liquidity under it is basically gone, air. Nobody replenished the book. MMs either pulled or just walked away to protect Minutes later, more sells start trickling into a basically air pocketed book. Nothing there to fill the sell orders For the next 10 minutes, over 50M USD market sold/longs liquidated into basically an airpocket of bids Price moves from $2.50 to $1.19 These markets really are more fragile than most think

$CRV history rhymes?

Imagine many alts like this

$BTC.D unfolding

uke @uke1426445

a year ago

$BTC.D Had this macro idea few weeks ago, while BTC near ATH front running POI, no major alts had good HTF accumulation models after the April - May expansion. Will the rotation come or wait for another year? Time will tell.

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@Tom_0867 tom's daughters will be named alice and sophia

@Larskooistra_ become fearless

$BTC sellers not serious yet. observing 2021 Oct - Nov, noticeable difference in forces

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uke @uke1426445

a year ago

seller called and said PATIENCE

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seller called and said PATIENCE

uke @uke1426445

a year ago

$BTC no strong sellers seen yet with recent deviation, could pull something like this?

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$BTC no strong sellers seen yet with recent deviation, could pull something like this?

uke @uke1426445

a year ago

$MNT sign of exhaustion does not mean anything without confirmation. And yes an out performer can just accumulate at ATH with a daily range. Dare you not. x.com/uke1426445/sta…

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$MNT sign of exhaustion does not mean anything without confirmation. And yes an out performer can just accumulate at ATH with a daily range. Dare you not. x.com/uke1426445/sta…

uke @uke1426445

a year ago

$MNT not enough exhaustion, time duration also falls short as of rn, watching local range

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With the entry of institutional players into the crypto market, everything has changed. There was a time when all you had to do was buy and wait. The market was smaller, less liquid, more impulsive. Movements were wild, and a bit of euphoria was enough to trigger massive pumps. Today, the game is completely different. With big capital flowing in, the market has become a controlled battlefield, an arena where emotions are engineered, and every move seems to serve a purpose. It’s about the constant extraction of value from those who let themselves get carried away. Now it pumps, and everyone screams “new cycle.” Then it dumps, and fear takes over. Then it rises again, and suddenly it feels like the beginning of something huge, but it’s just another spin on the same carousel. Each illusion fuels the next. Each crash is designed to scare late entrants and make the panicked sellers buy back higher. In the end, while the crowd chases emotions, the institutions patiently collect what they came for. They create movements that look random but are pure strategy. The naïve market of the past is gone. What remains is a grand psychological game where liquidity is power, and whoever controls emotions, controls everything. But this isn’t necessarily a bad thing. For those who know how to capitalize on these dynamics, this new era offers immense opportunity. Because in a structured market, every oscillation becomes a chance. The manipulation creates rhythm: patterns, sub-cycles, opportunities and those who can stay calm, think long-term, and act with precision can use it to their advantage. While others get lost in noise, they build. They compound quietly. They understand that apparent chaos hides structure, and within that structure lies opportunity. This market no longer rewards improvisation, but discipline and strategy.

$SPX the pair you stopped looking always gave in the end. 36RR

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