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Good morning, and welcome to Day 36! 🔍
After yesterday’s lesson on patience, a key question remains: What are you actually waiting for? The answer is a high-quality opportunity, which you can only find through research.
Buying a coin based on a tweet or a hype video is gambling. Today, you learn to be a detective. We’re breaking down the essential 5-point checklist you must complete before any investment. This is the real meaning of DYOR (Do Your Own Research).
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Your Crypto Project Detective Checklist
Never buy a coin blindly again. Work through these five steps.
1. The Team: Who’s Behind It?
· What to Look For: Real, public founders and developers with LinkedIn profiles and relevant experience. Look for builders, not anonymous "gurus."
· Red Flags: Anonymous team, fake LinkedIn profiles, no technical experience, or founders with a history of failed projects.
· Your Action: Google every name. Look for their past work and reputation.
2. The Utility: What Does It Actually Do?
· What to Look For: A clear, simple answer to the question: "What problem does this solve?" Real-world use case.
· Red Flags: Vague promises ("web3 revolution"), solving a problem that doesn’t exist, or having no function beyond being traded.
· Your Action: Can you explain the project's purpose in one sentence to a friend? If not, it's too vague.
3. The Tokenomics: How Do the Tokens Work?
· What to Look For: Understand the token's supply and distribution. How are tokens released over time (emission schedule)? Are they used to pay for services within the project?
· Red Flags: A huge percentage of tokens going to the team without a long vesting period, or an unlimited supply that could inflate away your investment.
· Your Action: Find the project’s "lightpaper" or tokenomics docs. Look for a clear supply chart.
4. The Roadmap: What’s the Plan?
· What to Look For: A realistic, time-bound plan of upcoming developments. Past goals that were actually achieved.
· Red Flags: Roadmap filled with buzzwords but no specifics, constant missed deadlines, or a "when it's ready" attitude.
· Your Action: Compare their past roadmap promises to what they’ve actually delivered. It shows execution.
5. The Competitors: How Does It Compare?
· What to Look For: Other projects in the same sector. What does this project do better or differently? (Its "competitive edge").
· Red Flags: No clear competitors (maybe the market doesn't exist), or simply copying another project with no improvement.
· Your Action: Search "[Project Name] vs" and see what comes up. Understanding the landscape is crucial.
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Your Research Action Plan
Next time you hear about a coin:
1. Open a note on your phone or computer.
2. Create headers for Team, Utility, Tokenomics, Roadmap, Competitors.
3. Spend 30 minutes searching and filling in what you find.
4. If you hit two or more major red flags, STOP. The research is done. It’s not a good bet.
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Today’s Big Takeaway
You are not investing in a price chart. You are investing in a team, a product, and a plan. This checklist is your shield against hype and your path to conviction.
When you buy based on this research, you’re no longer hoping—you’re investing with understanding. This turns panic into patience during market dips.
👉 What’s the most surprising thing you’ve found when researching a project? Comment below!

Be a detective, not a gambler. Your diligence is your edge.
— Your Guide on the 90-Day Challenge ✨
#DYOR*

Good morning, and welcome to Day 35. ✨
We’ve learned how to trade. Now, let’s learn the most important rule: The best trade is often the one you don’t take.
More trading does NOT mean more profit. In fact, the opposite is true. Let’s break down why with a simple story.
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Meet Two Traders: Alex vs. Sam
Alex believes more action = more profit.
Sam believes better action = more profit.
They both start with $1,000**. They each risk **$20 per trade.

What Happened?
Alex was busy. He traded constantly, taking mediocre setups.
· He paid more in fees.
· He made emotional decisions.
· Losses stressed him into more bad trades.
Sam was patient. He waited only for his best setup.
· He paid almost no fees.
· He stayed calm and focused.
· One good trade covered many quiet days.
Sam ended the month +$160. Alex ended -$160.
That’s a $320 difference—not from skill, but from patience.
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Why Overtrading Hurts You
1. Fees Add Up: Every trade costs money. 40 trades can easily eat $40–$80 in fees.
2. Emotional Drain: Constant trading = constant stress. Stress = bad decisions.
3. Forces Mediocrity: You stop waiting for great setups and settle for “okay” ones.
Your Simple Rule Starting Today
Trade only when you have a clear reason—not because you’re bored, FOMO’d, or want excitement.
If you don’t have a strong answer to “Why is this trade exceptional?”—don’t take it.
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Today’s Big Takeaway
Less trading = less stress + fewer fees + higher win rate.
Your goal isn’t to be busy. Your goal is to be profitable.
Patience isn’t just a virtue—it’s a strategy.
Did you see yourself in Alex? 👍 Like this post if you’ve ever overtraded. We’ve all been there.
#Overtrading

Good morning and welcome to Day 34! 🌅
As you build your skills, a crucial question arises: What kind of trader are you? Your answer defines your schedule, your stress level, and your strategy. Crypto trading isn't one-size-fits-all—it has different "gears."
Today, we break down the three main styles: Scalping, Day Trading, and Swing Trading. By the end, you'll know which one aligns with your life and goals.
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The 3 Trading Styles, Simplified
Think of trading like fishing:
· Scalping is using a spear in rapid, shallow water.
· Day Trading is casting a net for the day's catch.
· Swing Trading is setting out lobster pots and checking them every few days.
1. Scalp Trading
· Timeframe: Seconds to minutes.
· Holding Period: A few seconds to a couple of hours.
· The Goal: Capture tiny profits (0.5%-2%) from small price movements, many times a day.
· Pros: Can generate profits quickly; no overnight risk.
· Cons: Extremely high stress; requires constant screen time; high fees eat into profits; needs razor-sharp reflexes.
· Difficulty Level: 🔴 Expert-Only. Not recommended for beginners.
2. Day Trading
· Timeframe: 1-minute to 1-hour charts.
· Holding Period: All trades are opened and closed within the same day.
· The Goal: Capture intraday moves (1%-5%) driven by daily volatility.
· Pros: No overnight market risk; can be a full-time focus.
· Cons: Requires several hours of dedicated focus daily; emotionally taxing; still high-pressure.
· Difficulty Level: 🟡 Intermediate/Advanced. A demanding full-time job.
3. Swing Trading
· Timeframe: 1-hour to Daily charts.
· Holding Period: Several days to several weeks.
· The Goal: Capture the "swing" or main move within a larger trend (5%+).
· Pros: Fits around a normal job/schedule; less screen time; less emotional stress; aligns well with trend-following.
· Cons: Requires patience; exposes you to overnight and weekend market risk (gaps).
· Difficulty Level: 🟢 Beginner-Friendly. Our recommended starting point.
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The Beginner's Verdict: Start with Swing Trading
Why swing trading is your ideal launchpad:
1. Time-Friendly: You don't need to watch charts all day. You can analyze in the evening and set alerts.
2. Skill-Aligned: It uses the timeframe stacking (Day 32) and candlestick patterns (Day 29) you're learning.
3. Psychology-Managing: It reduces the noise and emotional whiplash of minute-to-minute changes, letting you focus on quality setups.
A Real-Life Example: A swing trader might spot a bullish setup on Bitcoin's daily chart, enter, and then check back in 2-3 days. A day trader must watch the 15-minute chart all afternoon to manage that same trade.
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Today’s Big Takeaway
Your trading style should match your personality, schedule, and goals. For almost every beginner, the path of least resistance and greatest learning is Swing Trading.
It allows you to learn the markets without being chained to them. You build skills in analysis and patience, not just reflexes. You can always evolve your style later.
👉 What style feels most natural to you? Are you a patient swing trader, or intrigued by the fast pace of day trading? Comment your thoughts below!
#daytrading #SwingTrade #ScalpingTrading

Most beginners ask:
“How often do I need to win to make money?”
Wrong question.
The real question is:
👉 How much do I risk vs how much I make when I win?
That’s called Risk/Reward (R:R) — and it changes everything.
🧠 What Is Risk/Reward? (Very Simple)
Risk/Reward means:
How much you are willing to lose
compared to how much you aim to gain
Example:
Risk $1 to make $2 → 1:2 R:R
Risk $1 to make $3 → 1:3 R:R
📌 Loss is controlled. Profit is allowed to grow.
📊 Why 1:2 or Higher Matters
Let’s make this very clear.
If you take 10 trades with 1:2 R:R:
Win 4 trades → +8
Lose 6 trades → -6
👉 You’re still profitable, even with more losses than wins.
📌 This is why win-rate alone doesn’t matter.
❌ Common Beginner Trap
Beginners often:
Take tiny profits
Accept big losses
That’s negative R:R.
Even with many wins, they slowly lose money.
📌 Big losses erase many small wins.
🧭 How to Use R:R in Real Trading
Before entering any trade, ask: 1️⃣ Where is my stop-loss? (risk)
2️⃣ Where is my take-profit? (reward)
If the reward is not at least 2x the risk: 👉 Skip the trade.
No debate.
🧠 Simple Rule to Remember
Good setup + bad R:R = bad trade
Simple setup + good R:R = good trade
📌 R:R protects you even when you’re wrong.
🌱 Friendly Reminder
You don’t need:
Perfect accuracy
Constant wins
You need:
Discipline
Patience
Good R:R
That’s how traders survive long enough to succeed.
🚀 Action Time
Look at your last trade:
What was your R:R?
👉 Comment your favorite R:R (1:2, 1:3, etc.)
👉 Share this with someone obsessed with win-rate
Tomorrow, we’ll connect R:R with real chart examples.
You’re learning the math that actually matters 💙

Good morning! Welcome to Day 32.
This is a pivotal lesson. Up until now, you've been looking at charts on one timeframe—maybe the 15-minute for quick moves or the daily for the big picture. Today, you'll learn how to layer them together to make smarter, calmer decisions.
This method is called Timeframe Stacking or Multiple Timeframe Analysis. It’s the secret to seeing the full story and filtering out distracting "noise."
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The Simple Analogy: Planning a Road Trip
Imagine you're driving cross-country.
1. The Big Map (Higher Timeframe - HTF):
You check a country map (like the weekly or daily chart). This shows you the major trend: are you going generally Northeast? This is your overall direction.

2. The City Map (Lower Timeframe - LTF):
Then you zoom into a city street map (like the 1-hour or 15-minute chart). This helps you find the exact on-ramp to the highway without hitting traffic lights. This is your entry.
Using only the city map, you might miss that you're driving toward a mountain range. Using only the country map, you’ll struggle to find the next gas station. You need both.
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The 3-Step Stacking Method
Here’s how to apply it, step-by-step:
Step 1: Find the Major Trend (HTF)
· Go to the Daily (1D) or Weekly (1W) chart. Are the main candles mostly green and making higher highs? That's an uptrend. Mostly red with lower lows? Downtrend.
· Golden Rule: Trade in the direction of the HTF trend. It’s easier to swim with the current.

Step 2: Find Your EntZone (LTF)
· Zoom into a lower timeframe, like the 4-Hour (4H) or 1-Hour (1H) chart.
· Look for your entry signal (like a bullish candlestick pattern from Day 29, or a support level holding) that aligns with the HTF trend.

Step 3: Execute and Manage on LTF
· Place your buy order based on the LTF signal.
· Set your stop-loss just below the LTF support level that triggered your entry.

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Real Example: Buying in an Uptrend
· HTF (Daily Chart):
Shows a clear uptrend. Your bias is BUY/ LONG.
· LTF (4-Hour Chart):
Price pulls back to a key support level and forms a bullish hammer candle.
· Action:
You enter the buy at the LTF support, with your stop-loss below it. You're buying a dip within a larger uptrend.
What This Solves: Noise vs. Signal
Staring at a 5-minute chart, every little wiggle looks huge and urgent—that's noise. It causes emotional, reactive trading.
The HTF (daily chart) shows the true signal—the sustained direction. This keeps you patient and aligned with the stronger force.
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Today’s Big Takeaway
Stop looking at just one chart. Always start with the HTF trend, then use the LTF for precision.
This simple habit will:
✅ Improve your accuracy (trading with the trend).
✅ Dramatically reduce noise (ignoring scary small dips in a big uptrend).
✅ Build patience (waiting for the LTF to give you the perfect entry).
You’re no longer just reacting; you’re strategizing. This is a huge upgrade to your trading mindset.
Keep stacking those timeframes, and keep stacking your knowledge. You're evolving from a beginner into a strategist.
— Your Guide on the 90-Day Challenge ✨

GM, və 31-ci Günə xoş gəldiniz! ✨
Dünən, həcmin bir hərəkətin arxasında duran gücü təsdiqlədiyini öyrəndik. Bu gün, ticarətin ən sinir bozucu hissələrindən birini müzakirə edəcəyik: qiymətin bir aralıqdan çıxmasını görmək, həyəcanla almaq... və sonra dərhal geri dönməsini izləmək. Sizi itirən bir ticarətə sahib olursunuz, “Bunun saxta olduğunu necə bilə bilərdim?” deyə düşünürsünüz.
Əgər bu sualları özünüzə vermisinizsə, bu yazı sizin üçündür. Biz birbaşa ağrı nöqtələrinə gedirik.
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Sizin Ən Yaxşı Çıxış Suallarınız, Cavablandırıldı

GM, and welcome to a MAJOR milestone—Day 30! 🎉
We are officially one-third of the way through our 90-day journey. Look at how much you've already covered: safety, slang, psychology, and chart patterns. Give yourself a moment of credit. You're building something real.
Now, let's tackle a concept that separates casual chart-looking from real analysis. Yesterday, we learned to read the "story" of price with candlesticks. Today, we learn to measure the "crowd's enthusiasm" behind that story. That concept is Volume.
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Volume, Explained Simply
What it is:
Volume is just a number that shows how much of a cryptocurrency was bought and sold during a specific time period (like 1 hour or 1 day).
Why it matters:
Think of a price move as someone shouting a direction.
· If one person shouts "Go left!" → Maybe we listen, maybe we don't.
· If 1,000 people shout "GO LEFT!" → That's a strong, convincing trend.
Volume is the size and conviction of the crowd behind the move.
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The Golden Rule:
Volume Confirms Price Action
This is the core takeaway. Volume tells you if a price move is strong and legitimate or weak and suspicious.
Scenario 1: Price UP + Volume UP ✅
· What you see: A green candle (price rising) with a tall volume bar underneath.
· What it means: STRONG BUYING. Many people are convinced and putting real money behind the upward move. This trend has fuel and is more likely to continue.
· The Analogy: A rocket taking off with a full tank of fuel.
Scenario 2: Price DOWN + Volume UP ✅
· What you see: A red candle (price falling) with a tall volume bar underneath.
· What it means: STRONG SELLING. Many people are exiting or selling, creating strong downward pressure. The downtrend is powerful.
· The Analogy: A crowd rushing for the exits.
Scenario 3: Price UP + Volume DOWN 🚩
· What you see: A green candle moving up, but with a small volume bar.
· What it means: WEAK, UNCONVINCING MOVE. Not many people are buying in. This could be a fake-out or "pump" with no staying power. Be skeptical.
· The Analogy: A car rolling downhill in neutral—it's moving, but the engine isn't on.
Scenario 4: Price DOWN + Volume DOWN 🤷
· What you see: A red candle moving down, but with a small volume bar.
· What it means: LACK OF SELLING CONVICTION. The price is dripping down because no one wants to buy, not because everyone is desperately selling. It can indicate a drying-up sell-off.
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Your Action Step: How to See Volume
1. Go to a chart (like TradingView or your exchange).
2. Look below the main price chart. You'll see a series of vertical bars.
3. Match the color: Volume bars are often colored green or red to match the candle above them (green volume bar for a green candle, etc.).
Practice now: Look at Bitcoin's daily chart. Is the current candle green or red? Now look at the volume bar below it. Is it tall or short? What story is it telling you?
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Today’s Big Takeaway
You now have a powerful filter for every trade or trend you see. Never look at price alone. Always ask: "Is there volume to support this?"
High volume = real conviction. It's the market saying, "We believe in this move."
Low volume = weak consensus. It's the market whispering, "This might not last."
This one habit will help you avoid fake breakouts and spot the real trends early. It’s a cornerstone of confident analysis.
> > BOOKMARK THIS CONCEPT. << You will use it every single time you look at a chart.

GM və 29-cu günə xoş gəlmisiniz! 🔄
Əgər siz heç vaxt kripto qiymət cədvəlinə baxmamısınızsa və başqa bir ölçüdən gələn xaotik, çoxrəngli çubuq cədvəlinə baxdığınızı hiss etməmisinizsə, bu gün sizin kod açarınızın günüdür. Gördüyünüz kiçik "şamlar" yalnız nümayiş üçün deyil – onlar hər bir dəqiqə, saat və ya gündə alıcılar və satıcılar arasındakı mübarizənin vizual hekayəsidir.
Onları oxumaq, bazarın ruh halini görməyi öyrənmək kimidir. Və 100 naxış öyrənməyə ehtiyacınız yoxdur. Bu gün sizə ən çox anlayış verən 5 əsas çubuq naxışına fokuslanırıq. Qiymətin arxasındakı hekayəni görməyə başlayacaqsınız.

GM! Welcome to Day 28. ✨
We're officially moving into a new phase of our 90-day challenge. You've learned the safety rules and the community slang. Now, let's talk about the mental game.
The hard truth is that a huge number of people who start learning about crypto don't make it to where you are right now. They don't quit because it's too complicated; they quit because of common psychological traps that drain confidence, money, and motivation.
Today, we're pulling back the curtain on the three biggest reasons beginners quit. Knowing these traps is the first—and most powerful—step to avoiding them.
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Trap #1: The Overtrading Spiral
What Happens: After the first few trades, excitement takes over. You start checking charts every 10 minutes. Every small dip feels like a missed opportunity; every small pump feels like a call to action. You trade more and more, chasing noise instead of strategy.
Why It Makes You Quit: Each trade costs fees (gas!). Frequent trading amplifies emotions like greed and fear. This leads to burnout and steady losses, leaving you feeling like you just can't win. You're exhausted, and your portfolio is smaller.
Your Escape Plan:
· Set a "Trade Schedule": Decide you'll only check your portfolio or execute trades at specific times (e.g., once a day or even once a week). This builds discipline.
· Embrace the "HODL" mindset from Day 27. Most wealth in crypto wasn't built by day-trading; it was built by patient holding.
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Trap #2: Unrealistic Expectations (The "Lambo or Bust" Fallacy)
What Happens
You enter crypto thinking it's a get-rich-quick scheme. You see stories of life-changing gains and expect your $100 to turn into $100,000 in a few months. When the market dips or your portfolio doesn't 10x overnight, you feel cheated and discouraged.
Why It Makes You Quit
Reality inevitably disappoints a fantasy. This leads to frustration, impulsive decisions (like going "all in" on a risky coin), and ultimately, the belief that "crypto is a scam" when your unrealistic goals aren't met.
Your Escape Plan:
· Reframe Your Goal: Your goal for the next 90 days is NOT to get rich. It is to learn without getting rekt. Any profit is a bonus. The real win is education.
· Think in Percentages, Not Dollars: Aim for "learning to secure a 5% gain," not "making $10,000."
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Trap #3: Blindly Copying Others (The "Crowd FOMO")
What Happens
You see a influencer on X shilling a coin, or your Discord is buzzing about a "guaranteed play." You buy without understanding why, purely out of FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out). You are trading on someone else's confidence, not your own research.
Why It Makes You Quit:
When that trade goes south (and copied trades often do), you're left with losses + zero understanding of what happened. This destroys your confidence and makes you feel like you need to rely on gurus forever—a helpless and expensive feeling.
Your Escape Plan:
· Activate "DYOR Mode": Before any trade, make it a rule to write down one reason you believe in the trade that you discovered. If you can't find one, you don't buy.
· The 24-Hour Rule: See a hot tip? Make yourself wait 24 hours before acting. The hype almost always cools, giving you clarity.
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Today’s Big Takeaway: Build Your Foundation, Not Just Your Portfolio
The beginners who succeed aren't the luckiest or the smartest. They are the most resilient. They understand that crypto is a marathon of learning, not a sprint to riches.
You avoid these traps by focusing on what you can control:
1. Your Habits (not overtrading).
2. Your Expectations (staying realistic).
3. Your Decisions (doing your own research).
You’re not just building a portfolio here; you’re building patience, discipline, and self-trust. These are the real assets that will serve you for the next 62 days and far beyond.
Remember: The fact that you’re here, on Day 28, already means you’re not like most beginners. You're building something durable. Keep going.
—Your Guide on the 90-Day Challenge ✨
#dyor #crypto #Beginnersguide

Sabahınız xeyir və 27-ci günə xoş gəlmisiniz! 🎉
Əgər dünənki dərs fırıldaqlarla bağlı qırmızı bayraqları görmək haqqında idisə, bu gün otağı oxumaq haqqında olacaq. Kripto özünəməxsus bir dilə malikdir—texnologiya söhbətləri, daxili zarafatlar və Discord, Telegram və X-də dövran edən vacib slangın qarışığı. Əgər "GM," "WAGMI," və ya "NGMI" ifadələrini görmüsünüzsə və bunların nə demək olduğunu düşünmüsünüzsə, doğru yerdəsiniz.
Amma burada yaxşı xəbər var: hər şeyi bilmək lazım deyil. Sizə sadəcə icma üçün vacib olanları bilmək lazımdır—gündəlik istifadə olunan terminlər. Bu 10 əsas ifadəni bilmək sizə müzakirələri anlamağa, daha az yeni başlayan kimi hiss etməyə və hətta inamla müzakirələrə qoşulmağa kömək edəcək.

Salam, yenidən xoş gəlmisiniz! 👋
90 günlük Kripto Öğrenme Çevrimiçi Yarışmamızın 25 gününü keçiririk və bunu düşünmək qəribədir. Əgər izləyibsəniz, gözəl bir əsas yaratmışsınız — sən kripto pul qablaşdırıcıları, blokşəbəkələr və bəlkə də bir az ticarət dilini bilirsiniz. Bu irəliyə doğru getməyinizdən məmnun olmağa görə məğlub olun!
İndi irəlilədiyimiz zaman, bir az daha... real olur. Bu gün, 26-cı gün, kripto sahəsində hər kəs üçün ən vacib mövzulardan birini müzakirə edirik: təhlükəsizlik.
İndiyə qədər öyrəndiyimiz hər şeyi avtomobil sürməyi öyrənmək kimi düşün. Kompüter (kripto pul qablaşdırıcıları), yol qaydaları (blokşəbəkələr) və pedalları necə istifadə edəcəyimiz (almaq/satmaq) barədə danışdıq. Bu gün, sənə çuxurları, səhmləri və təhlükəsizlikləri necə aşkar edəcəyini öyrənəcəksən. Çünki hər hansı bir məqsədə (gəlir) çatmadan əvvəl, avtomobilin (qazandığın pul) qorunmasını təmin etməlisən.

Dünən ilk ticarət planınızı yaratdınız.
Bugün bu planın həqiqətən işlədiyini təmin edəcəyik.
Bu yerə çox sayda başlayıcılar keçir — və daha sonra pişman olurlar.
👉 Keçmişdə test etmə = keçmiş diaqramlarda təcrübə.
Heç bir pul. Heç bir stres. Sadəcə öyrənmə.
🧠 Keçmişdə Test Etmə Nədir? (Çox Sadə)
Keçmişdə test etmənən nə deməkdir:
Keçmiş qiymət diaqramlarını nəzərdən keçirmək və yoxlamaq
"Strategiyam burada işləyərdi?"
Bunu: 🏋️ Həqiqi yarışdan əvvəl təcrübə etmək kimi düşün.
🪜 Keçmişdə test etməyin 5 sadə addımı
Xüsusi alətlərə ehtiyac yoxdur. Sadəcə bir diaqram var.

Your First Trading Plan (Simple, Clear, Real)
If there’s one thing that separates random traders from consistent traders, it’s this:
👉 A plan.
Not luck.
Not indicators.
Not signals.
Today, I’ll show you a very simple trading plan — no complexity, no confusion.
🧠 Why You Need a Trading Plan
Without a plan:
You trade emotionsYou chase priceYou break rules
With a plan:
You stay calmYou know what to do before price movesYou stop guessing
📌 Every trade should be decided before you click buy or sell.
📋 The 4 Parts of a Beginner Trading Plan
You only need four things.
1️⃣ Entry (Why You Enter)
This answers:
“Why am I taking this trade?”
Example:
Price is in an uptrendAt supportAbove 50 & 200 MA
📌 If you can’t explain your entry in one sentence — don’t take the trade.
2️⃣ Stop-Loss (Where You’re Wrong)
This answers:
“Where am I wrong if price goes against me?”Stop-loss is protection, not punishmentIt limits damage
📌 Small losses keep you in the game.
3️⃣ Take-Profit (Where You Exit)
This answers:
“Where do I take profit if I’m right?”
Based on resistanceNot on hope
📌 Taking profit is also a skill.
4️⃣ Position Size (How Much You Risk)
This answers:
“How much can I lose on this trade?”
Beginner rule:
Risk only 1–3% per trade
📌 Big size = big emotions.
🧩 Simple Trading Plan Example
Entry: Uptrend + supportStop-loss: Below supportTake-profit: Next resistanceRisk: 1% of account
That’s it.
Simple beats complicated.
🔑 The Real Takeaway
A trading plan:
Removes emotionsCreates disciplineProtects your future
📌 No plan = gambling
📌 Plan = trading
🚀 Friendly Reminder
You’re not here to trade fast.
You’re here to trade smart.
One good trade plan is better than ten random trades.
#tradingplan #plan

By now, you’ve probably noticed something important:
👉 Charts don’t cause most losses — emotions do.
You can learn trends, support & resistance, moving averages…
but if you don’t control how you feel, trading becomes chaos.
Today, let’s talk about the 3 emotions that silently kill traders.
😨 1. Fear
Fear usually shows up after a loss.
What fear looks like:
Closing trades too earlySkipping good setupsHesitating until price already moved
Fear whispers:
“What if I’m wrong again?”
But here’s the truth: 📌 Losses are part of trading, not a failure.
When you followed your plan and still lost — you didn’t fail.
You just paid the cost of doing business.
🤑 2. Greed
Greed usually shows up after a win.
What greed looks like:
Not taking profitAdding more size because “it’s going up anyway”Ignoring your stop-loss
Greed whispers:
“Just a little more…”
Greed turns winning trades into losing ones.
📌 The market doesn’t reward hope — it rewards discipline.
⏳ 3. Impatience
This one is the most dangerous.
What impatience looks like:
Taking trades with no setupTrading lower timeframes out of boredomOvertrading just to feel active
Impatience whispers:
“I need to trade now.”
📌 Remember:
No trade is better than a bad trade.
🧠 The Big Truth (Read This Slowly)
Trading is:
20% strategy
80% psychology
That’s why two people using the same setup get different results.
One follows the plan.
The other follows emotions.
🌱 How This Connects to Your Learning
Everything we learned so far:
Trends
Support & resistance
Moving averages
All of it is useless if emotions control you.
First: 👉 Control yourself
Then: 👉 Control your trades
🚀 Final Thought
The goal isn’t to win every trade.
The goal is to:
Stay calm
Stay patient
Stay consistent
That’s how traders survive long enough to succeed.
👉 Comment the emotion that hits you hardest: Fear, Greed, or Impatience
👉 Share this with someone who trades emotionally
Tomorrow, we’ll talk about how to build discipline step by step.
You’re learning the part most people ignore — and that’s powerful 💙
#fear&greed #impatience

By now in the 90-Day Crypto Learning Challenge, you already know:
Trends matterDirection comes before entryCharts give clues, not promises
Today, we learn Moving Averages, but in the most basic way possible.
No trader words. No math stress.
📏 What Is a Moving Average? (Very Simple)
A Moving Average (MA) is just this:
👉 The average price of the market over a certain number of days.
That’s it.
It updates every day as new prices come in — that’s why it’s called “moving.”
📊 What Does 50 MA Mean?
50 MA = the average price of the last 50 days.
It answers this question:
“Where has the price mostly been during the last 50 days?”
If price is above the 50 MA → short-term trend is strong
If price is below the 50 MA → short-term trend is weak
Think of it as: 🟡 The market’s recent mood
📉 What Does 200 MA Mean?
200 MA = the average price of the last 200 days.
It answers this question:
“Is this market healthy in the long run?”
Price above 200 MA → long-term strength
Price below 200 MA → long-term weakness
Think of it as: 🔵 The market’s long-term direction
🔁 Why 50 MA & 200 MA Matter Together
When you use both, you see two stories at once:
Short-term behavior (50 MA)
Long-term structure (200 MA)
This helps you avoid bad trades.
🚦 MA Crossovers (Explained Clearly)
✅ Bullish Crossover (Good Sign)
50 MA crosses above 200 MA
Recent price is stronger than long-term price
📈 This often means:
The market is turning upward
❌ Bearish Crossover (Warning Sign)
50 MA crosses below 200 MA
Recent price is weaker than long-term price
📉 This often means:
The market is losing strength
⚠️ It’s a signal, not a guarantee.

🧭 How Beginners Should Use MA (Golden Rules)
✔ Use MA to confirm trend, not predict
✔ Trade with the direction of MA
✔ Avoid trading when price is stuck between MAs
✔ Combine MA with support & resistance (which you already learned)
🧠 Simple Way to Remember
50 MA = short-term average price
200 MA = long-term average price
Cross = change in strength
Direction = more important than entry
If you follow this: 👉 You reduce confusion
👉 You stop guessing
👉 You trade calmer
🚀 Challenge Reminder
You’re not chasing profits yet —
you’re building foundations.
Most people skip this step. That’s why most people lose.
👉 Comment “MA” if this finally made sense
👉 Share with a friend who thinks indicators predict the future
Tomorrow, we connect this with real trade examples.
Slow learning today = smart trading tomorrow 💙
#MovingAverages

Bu 90 günlük Kripto Öyrənmə Sürətindən izləyibsən, artıq bir şeyi bilirsən:
👉 Qiymət təsadüfi hərəkət etmir.
O nümunələr üzrə hərəkət edir.
Bu gün, biz ticarət üçün ən vacib bacarıqlardan birini öyrənirik —
İşləmədən əvvəl hansı növ bazarın olduğunuzu bilin.
Bu, çox sayda başlanğıc səhvlərdən sizi xilas edə bilər.
1️⃣ Yuxarı trend (Bazar Yuxarı Hərəkət Edir)
Yuxarı trend, bazarın sağlam və yüksələn olduğunu göstərir.

Nə kimi görünür:
Qiymət yüksək zirvələr yaradır
Qiymət yüksək minimumlar yaradır
Sadə sözlə:
Alıcılar satıcılardan güclüdür.

If you’ve ever looked at a crypto chart and thought,
“Why is this moving so much?” — this lesson is for you.
By now in the challenge, you’ve already seen:
Big green candles
Sudden drops
Fast price swings
That movement has a name.
Welcome to Day 20 of the 90-Day Crypto Learning Challenge 🚀
Today, we’re talking about volatility — one of the most important ideas in crypto.
What Is Volatility? (Simple Meaning)
Volatility means how fast and how much price moves.
High volatility → big, fast price changes
Low volatility → slow, small price changes
📌 Crypto is known for high volatility.
Why Crypto Is So Volatile
Crypto doesn’t move fast for no reason.
Here are the main causes:
1. Liquidity
Some coins have:
Fewer buyers and sellers
Smaller trading volume
📌 Less liquidity = price moves more easily.
2. Speculation
Many people trade crypto based on:
News
Hype
Expectations
📌 Speculation increases sudden moves — both up and down.
3. 24/7 Market
Crypto never sleeps.
No market close
No weekends off
Price reacts instantly to events
📌 This makes moves faster compared to traditional markets.
Why Volatility Is Not Always Bad
Volatility has two sides.
Opportunity
Price moves create chances
Trends form
Good entries appear
Risk
Losses can happen quickly
Emotions get tested
Bad timing gets punished
📌 That’s why risk management (Day 19) is so important.
How Beginners Should Think About Volatility
Don’t fear it
Don’t chase it
Learn to manage it
Higher timeframes, smaller position sizes, and clear stop-losses help control volatility.
The Big Takeaway
Volatility is both opportunity and risk.
It rewards preparation — and punishes emotion.
Let’s Keep Going
If crypto ever felt “too fast,” now you know why.
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👉 Comment “DAY 20” if you’re still learning with me 🚀