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The market is waiting for a move
Currently, the market is uncertain: BTC is holding around 66–67k, ETH around 2000. Pressure on the market is coming from geopolitics and news, but at the same time, new technologies and regulations for crypto are being introduced. Many analysts believe that April could be a consolidation phase before a strong move. It seems the market is now in anticipation.
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When I decided to trade futures with leverage
When you enter futures trading without stops — at first, you feel like a genius, and then you get to know liquidation.
Crypto quickly teaches risk management, especially when you lose money.
Now the rule is simple: small leverage, stops, and don’t trade on emotion.
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Why I Don't Trade with the Entire Deposit
One of the biggest mistakes is entering a trade with the entire deposit. The market can move against you faster than you expect. I divide my deposit into parts: some in spot, some in stablecoins, and some for trades. This way, I can withstand drawdowns, average my position, and avoid liquidation. In crypto, the main thing is to first preserve your deposit, and then focus on earning.
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ETH is holding above $2000 — this is important
Ethereum remains above the $2000 level despite market pressure. This is a strong signal that buyers are defending the zone and preventing the price from falling. As long as ETH stays above this level, the market maintains a chance for growth. If the level is not held, a deeper correction may occur.
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Why the crowd always loses
There is a simple rule in the market: when everyone is shouting "buy" — it's usually already too late. When everyone is panicking and selling — that's typically when big players are buying. The market is structured so that money shifts from the crowd to the patient. That's why it's important to think for yourself and not follow the majority.
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DeFi Hack Again for Hundreds of Millions
Another blow to DeFi — the Drift Protocol was hacked for $286 million. Such events serve as a reminder that even top projects are not immune to vulnerabilities. After these kinds of news, the market usually reacts with caution, and trust in DeFi temporarily declines. Personally, I reduce risks during such moments and avoid holding large sums in protocols unless necessary.
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