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Mid-cap altcoins are beginning to diversify – those who don't know how to filter easily get trapped
No longer the case where all altcoins rise simultaneously.
Money is flowing into groups with real use cases.
Weak liquidity coins are starting to drop sharply.
Newbies should focus on groups: AI, DePIN, L2, RWAs.
The market is diversifying = the time when knowledgeable people make the most money.
Not every altcoin is worth holding.
#BTC #ETH #crypto #trading #ClarissaCrypto
Money is flowing into groups with real use cases.
Weak liquidity coins are starting to drop sharply.
Newbies should focus on groups: AI, DePIN, L2, RWAs.
The market is diversifying = the time when knowledgeable people make the most money.
Not every altcoin is worth holding.
#BTC #ETH #crypto #trading #ClarissaCrypto
Newbies are extremely likely to fail when the market fluctuates – and this is how to survive
Large fluctuations cause many new accounts to evaporate.
Reduce order size by 50% when volume is high.
Do not trade during hot news.
Prioritize spot if you are not familiar with futures.
Take profits earlier than usual.Strong fluctuations are a double-edged sword – sharpen it correctly, use it incorrectly and you will get hurt.Safety first, profit later.#BTC #ETH #crypto #trading #ClarissaCrypto
Reduce order size by 50% when volume is high.
Do not trade during hot news.
Prioritize spot if you are not familiar with futures.
Take profits earlier than usual.Strong fluctuations are a double-edged sword – sharpen it correctly, use it incorrectly and you will get hurt.Safety first, profit later.#BTC #ETH #crypto #trading #ClarissaCrypto
AI altcoin sector is heating up – don't let FOMO lead you into the 'death zone' of sharks.
The wave of AI tokens is increasing 10–30% in a day.
This is often sector rotation – hot money jumping temporarily.
Pumping too fast → risk of being dumped by sharks.
Newbies should look at the D1 chart instead of just looking at M15.
FOMO in AI can easily turn into FO-RED.
A hot industry doesn't mean you have to enter when it's at its hottest.
#BTC #ETH #crypto #trading #ClarissaCrypto
This is often sector rotation – hot money jumping temporarily.
Pumping too fast → risk of being dumped by sharks.
Newbies should look at the D1 chart instead of just looking at M15.
FOMO in AI can easily turn into FO-RED.
A hot industry doesn't mean you have to enter when it's at its hottest.
#BTC #ETH #crypto #trading #ClarissaCrypto
Bitcoin drops below $90,000 then rebounds – this is the necessary cleansing.
According to AP News, Bitcoin temporarily dropped to about $89,500 on November 18 before bouncing back up to ~93,600 USD.
The drop below $90,000 indicates that the market is going through a strong cleansing phase – those using high leverage or inexperienced traders may be forced out.
But the quick rebound is a sign that buyers still have strength, or that the 'whales' are accumulating after the sell-off.
Newbie experience: this is not the time to rush into buying, but rather a moment to observe. Place light limit buy orders or gradually allocate if you believe in Bitcoin for the long term.
The drop below $90,000 indicates that the market is going through a strong cleansing phase – those using high leverage or inexperienced traders may be forced out.
But the quick rebound is a sign that buyers still have strength, or that the 'whales' are accumulating after the sell-off.
Newbie experience: this is not the time to rush into buying, but rather a moment to observe. Place light limit buy orders or gradually allocate if you believe in Bitcoin for the long term.
Bitcoin slight recovery on the morning of November 19 – has it hit a short-term bottom?
According to Thanh Niên, the price of Bitcoin has increased by about 1% on the morning of November 19 after the drop below 90,000 USD the day before.
This recovery phase is a sign of a high-probability retrace: buyers may catch the bottom or accumulate from the low region.
However, a slight recovery may not necessarily indicate a strong reversal – if the volume is not large or if there is no institutional buying pressure.
Newbie experience: it's advisable to use a small portion of capital to catch this recovery if you believe in the bottom, but still keep a lot of capital to continue buying if the price drops deeper or breaks out again.
This recovery phase is a sign of a high-probability retrace: buyers may catch the bottom or accumulate from the low region.
However, a slight recovery may not necessarily indicate a strong reversal – if the volume is not large or if there is no institutional buying pressure.
Newbie experience: it's advisable to use a small portion of capital to catch this recovery if you believe in the bottom, but still keep a lot of capital to continue buying if the price drops deeper or breaks out again.
Hello everyone!
I am a newbie who has been into Crypto for 3 months.
To be honest, at first I couldn't even tell Bitcoin from Binance 😅 But now I feel much more confident thanks to my own research and some small "hard-earned" lessons:
2 new things I learned that I wish I had known earlier:
1. A "Crypto Wallet" does not actually "hold" coins!
Instead, it stores the private key - the key to prove you own coins on the blockchain. Losing the key = losing money for sure!
"Not your keys, not your crypto" is real!
2. Keeping coins on an exchange is convenient, but self-custody wallets are truly safe. I am using Trust Wallet and MetaMask - both are easy to use for newbies!
Personal experiences:
1. I once mistakenly transferred on the wrong network and lost $10 in fees - now I always double-check before sending!
2. I learned about staking and am experimenting with a small amount of money - earning a few % makes me happy already!
I am still learning every day and would love to hear everyone's experiences! Are there any newbies like me? Or if anyone has good tips, please share with me! 🙏
#newbie #crypto #BTC #ETH #ClarissaCrypto
The Wall Street giant says you are wrong — and your crypto may still rise
According to Tom Lee – a famous investor on Wall Street – although many people are skeptical, he remains optimistic about crypto, especially Ethereum.
It sounds counterintuitive: when many people think Bitcoin is the 'digital gold' and will lead, Lee argues that Ethereum will surpass it.
For newcomers:
Open your eyes to the fact that the largest coins do not always win in the long run
Technique: view the price structure of Ethereum – for example higher-low, retest, breakout
It sounds counterintuitive: when many people think Bitcoin is the 'digital gold' and will lead, Lee argues that Ethereum will surpass it.
For newcomers:
Open your eyes to the fact that the largest coins do not always win in the long run
Technique: view the price structure of Ethereum – for example higher-low, retest, breakout
Multi-timeframe compression is a weapon of professional traders — have you learned it yet?
"Multi-timeframe" sounds complicated?
But it is a powerful tool for beginners if understood how to use it.
Multi-timeframe compression:
Large timeframe (D1/W1): identify the main trend
Small timeframe (H4/H1): look for entries
When hot news appears (like Bitcoin breaking a threshold) → the risk of noise is very high.
Therefore:
On D1: downtrend → you prioritize Short or stay out of Spot
On H1: wait for breakout or retest
Experience: beginners should draw support/resistance on D1 and only look for setups on H4/H1.
But it is a powerful tool for beginners if understood how to use it.
Multi-timeframe compression:
Large timeframe (D1/W1): identify the main trend
Small timeframe (H4/H1): look for entries
When hot news appears (like Bitcoin breaking a threshold) → the risk of noise is very high.
Therefore:
On D1: downtrend → you prioritize Short or stay out of Spot
On H1: wait for breakout or retest
Experience: beginners should draw support/resistance on D1 and only look for setups on H4/H1.
The whirlpool of news hype dump: you are in it without realizing it
A project has just announced a partnership → the price surged → you buy.
After hearing the news, it did not meet expectations → the price dropped.
That's the process: News → Hype → Pump → Dump → Dump.
Newcomers often get caught up in the hype phase and then suffer the consequences. Technique: wait for the retest of the news, check for increased volume before buying.
Check: are big buyers actually participating? Or are only small players involved?
If only small players are involved, it's highly likely to be a 'dump'.
After hearing the news, it did not meet expectations → the price dropped.
That's the process: News → Hype → Pump → Dump → Dump.
Newcomers often get caught up in the hype phase and then suffer the consequences. Technique: wait for the retest of the news, check for increased volume before buying.
Check: are big buyers actually participating? Or are only small players involved?
If only small players are involved, it's highly likely to be a 'dump'.
When the market rises — your capital SHOULD NOT increase accordingly!
Newcomers often increase capital after the price has run strongly, creating an 'euphoric mindset'.
This is a psychological trap:
Market goes first → you go after
Increase capital at the peak → when correcting will lose a lot
Solution:
Allocate a large portion of capital for the sideways–accumulation phase
When breakout → only into a small part
If you want to increase capital → only after a clear pullback
Technique:
Identify the higher-low structureDCA in the support zone, not when FOMOLarge capital does not help you win — but the right timing does help you win.
This is a psychological trap:
Market goes first → you go after
Increase capital at the peak → when correcting will lose a lot
Solution:
Allocate a large portion of capital for the sideways–accumulation phase
When breakout → only into a small part
If you want to increase capital → only after a clear pullback
Technique:
Identify the higher-low structureDCA in the support zone, not when FOMOLarge capital does not help you win — but the right timing does help you win.
Futures do not kill — unrealistic expectations are what make you blow your account!
Many people blame futures for losses, but the real cause is unrealistic expectations.
Common mistakes:
Thinking x10 x20 is easy
There is no clear setup
Do not accept early cut
Experience:
Futures should only be used when you have an edge + discipline
Risk must be limited: each trade @ 1–2% of the account
Do not enter based on emotions
Technique:Backtest setupPrioritize breakout + volumeSet stop smaller than TP 2–3 timesFutures are not bad — new users are the problem.
Common mistakes:
Thinking x10 x20 is easy
There is no clear setup
Do not accept early cut
Experience:
Futures should only be used when you have an edge + discipline
Risk must be limited: each trade @ 1–2% of the account
Do not enter based on emotions
Technique:Backtest setupPrioritize breakout + volumeSet stop smaller than TP 2–3 timesFutures are not bad — new users are the problem.
Don't FOMO when good news comes out – prices have already reflected it!
One of the most common mistakes of newcomers is 'seeing good news, buying immediately.'
In reality, the market reacts to news, not after it is published.
When good news comes out, most big players have already bought in advance.
For example: ETF news, network upgrade, partnership – prices often pump before the announcement and dump immediately when the news is official.
The correct way:
Observe the 'rumor' phase – where volume starts to increase.
When the news is out, watch the price reaction: if it doesn't break the peak → a signal to take profits.
In reality, the market reacts to news, not after it is published.
When good news comes out, most big players have already bought in advance.
For example: ETF news, network upgrade, partnership – prices often pump before the announcement and dump immediately when the news is official.
The correct way:
Observe the 'rumor' phase – where volume starts to increase.
When the news is out, watch the price reaction: if it doesn't break the peak → a signal to take profits.
You don't need to see the top at once — just need to know the top is being redrawn daily
'Many people wait for the top before selling' — is a dangerous mindset.
Top forms when:
Price creates lower high
Volume weakens
Money is flowing out
Newbie should:
Take profits when the structure is suspicious instead of waiting for the 'perfect top'
Techniques: set alerts when price creates lower high + low volumeNo need to see the top — just need to know when the top is being redrawn.Sell when the structure leans towards sellers instead of confidently thinking 'the top has arrived'.
Top forms when:
Price creates lower high
Volume weakens
Money is flowing out
Newbie should:
Take profits when the structure is suspicious instead of waiting for the 'perfect top'
Techniques: set alerts when price creates lower high + low volumeNo need to see the top — just need to know when the top is being redrawn.Sell when the structure leans towards sellers instead of confidently thinking 'the top has arrived'.
Not entering a trade is also a trade – and often the best trade
Newbie fears missing out → enters trades continuously.
I used to be like that → losing because I traded more than I understood.
Later I learned:
Do not trade in bad market conditions = protect your capital
Not every moment in the market has good opportunities.
The ability to patiently wait for a good setup is a skill.
📌 I practice:
Only trade when there is a clear setup
No fomo
Filter out dangerous sideways marketsDoing nothing → often the smartest choice.
I used to be like that → losing because I traded more than I understood.
Later I learned:
Do not trade in bad market conditions = protect your capital
Not every moment in the market has good opportunities.
The ability to patiently wait for a good setup is a skill.
📌 I practice:
Only trade when there is a clear setup
No fomo
Filter out dangerous sideways marketsDoing nothing → often the smartest choice.
“The reason 90% of traders lose is not because they are bad — but because they lack discipline”
Many people think that losses are due to not being good at analysis, but in fact, most of it is due to not following the trading plan.
I once fomoed into a coin that was pumping, only to see the price crash a few minutes later. Looking back now, it's just because I didn't set a stop-loss.
Since I learned to keep a record of each trade, the results have improved significantly.
Anyone who has capital management tips or wants to share, join my group for discussion!
#trading #BTC #ETH #newbie #ClarissaCrypto
[Multi-time frame analysis – my biggest mistake when trading too early :(((]
I once saw a 15-minute candle rise 3 times → jumped right in.
But looking at the daily chart, it turned out to be hitting resistance 😭
Now I always check:
- 1D to understand the main trend
- 4H to identify entry points
- 1H to watch for action
Lesson: A zoomed-out view can save you from FOMO.
👉 If you are new to trading, try to look at 3 time frames before entering a trade.
#BTC #ETH #trading #newbie #ClarissaCrypto
"Candlestick chart – the first language of the market that I learned to understand over time"
When I first entered the market, I only knew that "a green candle means increase, and a red candle means decrease".
But later I understood: each candle represents the emotions of millions of people in that time frame.
- Candle body = the difference between opening & closing price
- Candle wick = the range of psychological fluctuations (fear – greed)
For example: a candle with a long upper wick = buyers pushed strongly, but were pushed down by sellers — signaling weakness.
Lesson: Reading candles is not about reading prices, but understanding the psychology behind the prices.
#BTC #ETH #newbie #trading #ClarissaCrypto
[The Layer-2 network is experiencing the strongest drop today – what am I monitoring from here?]
Hot news: Layer-2 networks like Starknet and Mantle have decreased by ~7%–9%. CryptoRank+1
🧐 Experience:
- Spot: If you hold Layer-2 coins – this is the time to “check the foundation”. Because if the market turns its back on Layer-2, prices may drop significantly.
- Futures: You can short – but if you go long, you must be very sure.
📊 Chart tips: On the 4-hour frame, look for whether the price is creating a series of “lower highs” + decreasing volume – if so → the trend may reverse.
👉 Which Layer-2 coin are you holding? Join the group to discuss so we can all take a look at the chart together.
#newbie #crypto #BTC #ETH #ClarissaCrypto
“Not every beautiful candle means to enter a trade – even bad candles have opportunities”
I have missed many opportunities when prices broke out just because the candle wasn’t “beautiful” like in the guidebook. I thought: “Only when the candle is perfect, I will enter a trade.” But after several losses, I realized: a beautiful candle is not the deciding factor, but the price trend and trading volume are more important.
In reality, a breakout with a bad candle but with high trading volume and a supporting price trend can still bring profits. Conversely, a beautiful candle but with low trading volume or a weak market can be a trap, causing you to incur losses.
From this experience, I learned to:
1. Observe market behavior and trading volume more than just looking at candle shapes.
2. Use candles only as a reference tool, not an absolute decision.
3. Combine market news, investor psychology, and overall trends before deciding to buy or sell.
Lesson learned: flexibility is more important than rigidly following the guidebook. A good trader is someone who knows how to seize opportunities even when the candle isn’t beautiful, knowing how to turn “bad” into an advantage.
#BTC #ETH #trading #newbieTrader #ClarissaCrypto
I have missed many opportunities when prices broke out just because the candle wasn’t “beautiful” like in the guidebook. I thought: “Only when the candle is perfect, I will enter a trade.” But after several losses, I realized: a beautiful candle is not the deciding factor, but the price trend and trading volume are more important.
In reality, a breakout with a bad candle but with high trading volume and a supporting price trend can still bring profits. Conversely, a beautiful candle but with low trading volume or a weak market can be a trap, causing you to incur losses.
From this experience, I learned to:
1. Observe market behavior and trading volume more than just looking at candle shapes.
2. Use candles only as a reference tool, not an absolute decision.
3. Combine market news, investor psychology, and overall trends before deciding to buy or sell.
Lesson learned: flexibility is more important than rigidly following the guidebook. A good trader is someone who knows how to seize opportunities even when the candle isn’t beautiful, knowing how to turn “bad” into an advantage.
#BTC #ETH #trading #newbieTrader #ClarissaCrypto
The market has been really tense these past few days, everyone...
I just started doing 2-3 future trades based on my friend's advice for a while, but lately watching BTC drop and rise has been really scary :(((
When I enter a trade, I get nervous; when I don’t enter, I regret if my friend makes a profit. I’ve noticed quite a few people losing trades due to high leverage, so I remind myself to be more careful and not to be too greedy.
After entering a few trades, I’ve drawn out some "hard-earned" experiences as follows:
1) When there’s too much news, it’s best to stay still. I’ve entered trades a few times when news came out, and I lost every time.
2) FOMO is indeed the enemy. Whenever I see people bragging about their profits, I want to jump in too, but I always lose.
3) Managing capital sounds easy, but it’s hard to do. Now I only dare to use a small amount of money to learn gradually.
Now I’ve temporarily stopped trading futures and focused on watching charts and reading more basic knowledge. The market is still there, no need to rush.
I wonder if there’s anyone new like me who is in the "learning while being scared" phase? If so, please share some experiences with me, thank you <3
#CryptoVietnam #BTC #FutureTrading #newbie #ClarissaCrypto
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