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Welcome back! We’ve mastered capital allocation and stop-losses. Now, let’s learn the most satisfying yet difficult skill: Taking Profit (TP). Remember: "Profits on the screen are just numbers; profits in your wallet are real life."
1. Why is Taking Profit so hard?
If cutting losses is hard, taking profit is ten times harder. Why? One word: GREED. When the price pumps, your brain starts calculating the price of a Lamborghini and thinks: "It’s going higher! If I sell now, I’ll miss out!". Then... boom! The market reverses, and your "moon bag" turns into a "sad bag."

2. The Funny Side: "The Fisherman’s Dilemma"
Imagine you’re out fishing (opening a trade). You hook a massive shark (50% Profit).
• The Smart Trader: Pulls the shark into the boat and heads home for a feast. Good night, sweet dreams.
• The Greedy Trader: Sees the shark but thinks, "There must be a Megalodon down there!". You keep the shark in the water as bait, hoping for more. The result? The shark snaps the line, pulls you into the ocean, and you lose everything—including your dignity.

3. Strategies for "Sleep-Well" Profits:
• Scale Out (Reverse DCA): Never sell everything at once. Sell 30% at Target 1, another 30% at Target 2, and let the rest "ride" with a safety net.
• Trailing Stop-loss: Once you’re in profit, move your Stop-loss to your entry point or even higher. This way, even if the market "pulls a U-turn," you still exit with a win.
• Don't Aim for the Peak: Nobody sells exactly at the top unless they’re a time traveler. Selling when you’re happy with the gains is the ultimate win.

Final Tip: Nobody ever went broke taking profits. You might feel a bit salty if the price keeps pumping after you sell, but it’s much better to have "FOMO" than a "Margin Call"!

Are you a "Profit is Profit" person or a "Hold until it turns Red" legend? Let me know below!

This concludes our "Anti-Rekt" Series. Trade safe, stay disciplined, and keep those gains! 🚀

#Tp #CryptoEducation💡🚀 #TakeProfits
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ANTIREKT SĒRIJA (1. DAĻA)
Sveiki, kolēģi degens! Mēs esam apskatījuši pamatus, bet būsim reāli: zināt tehnisko analīzi, nezinot kapitāla pārvaldību, ir kā braukt ar F1 auto bez bremzēm. Tu vari braukt ātri, bet noteikti avarēsi.
Šodien runāsim par "Naudas pārvaldību"—lietas, par kurām eksperti pastāvīgi runā, bet lielākā daļa iesācēju tās ignorē, līdz viņu konts nokrīt uz nulli.
1. Kas ir kapitāla pārvaldība?
Vienkārši sakot, kapitāla pārvaldība ir māksla "neielikt visus savus olu grozus vienā grozā" un "nekad neiet All-in," neskatoties uz to, cik "mēness virzienā" izskatās monēta.

Izdzīvošanas komplekta sērija

Neitrālais tīkla robots nemirst pēkšņi, tas vispirms saslimst — klusi. Problēma ir:
Lielākā daļa tirgotāju to pamanīs tikai tad, kad ir par vēlu.

Šeit ir agrākās brīdinājuma zīmes, ka jūsu neitrālais robots tuvojas savai beigām.
1️⃣ Cena pielīp pie viena malas pārāk ilgi
• Cena turas pie augšējās vai apakšējās robežas
• Nav atgriešanās centrā
• Ilgst 2–3 dienas vai ilgāk

Nozīme:
• Robots kļūst par pozīciju smagu
• Nepāra PnL sāk paplašināties
Neitrālie robotiem nepieciešama kustība, nevis vienpusēja spiediena.

Izdzīvošanas komplektu sērija

Ja esi jauns kriptovalūtā, visticamāk, esi dzirdējis tādas lietas kā:
“Neitrālie roboti gūst stabilu peļņu.”
“Ideāli sānu tirgiem.”
“Nav nepieciešams izvēlēties Garu vai Īsu.”

Izskatās lieliski, vai ne?

Tātad tu palaid botu…
Pirmajās dažās dienās: peļņa.
Pāris nedēļas vēlāk: joprojām izņem naudu.
Bet tad tu paskaties uz Kopējo PnL… un tas ir sarkans 🤯

👉 Tad ir brīdis, kad īstā jautājums uznāk:
“Tātad, kam īsti domāts Neitrālais Grida Bots?”

Šis raksts ir godīga, praktiska atbilde.

Izdzīvošanas komplekta sērija
Kryptovalūtu pasaulē dažreiz "nekas nedarīšana ir supervara." Ir brīži, kad tirgus sauc tavu vārdu, bet patiesībā tas ir slazds, kas gaida, lai tu paklūp.
Ja tu atrodies kādā no šīm situācijām, aizver lietotni, uztaisi kafiju un... vienkārši atpūties.
1. Kad tirgus "veic vingrojumus" (ekstremāla svārstīgums)
FOMC naktīs vai CPI izlaišanas laikā sveces sāk dejot kā klubā. Ja nevēlies redzēt, kā tavs bilance zūd vienā mirklī, jo "baisie vīksti" trāpa abās pusēs, paliec kā skatītājs. Novērot citus, kam ir likvidācija, ir mācību pieredze... tikai neļauj, lai tas esi tu!

Izdzīvošanas komplekta sērija

Ja esi jauns kriptovalūtās, ir liela iespēja, ka esi bijis šeit iepriekš:

👉 Atver Binance lietotni
👉 Skatīt Spot
👉 Skatīt Futures
👉 Smadzeņu apstrāde 3 sekundes…
👉 “Tātad… kurš no tiem neļaus man zaudēt naudu?” 😅

Atpūties. Ikviens ir bijis tur. Apskatīsim Spot un Futures tā, lai tas būtu vienkārši, jautri un neprasītu finanšu grādu.

Spot – Pērc to… un vienkārši turē

Spot ir kā doties uz tirgu:
• Tev ir nauda → tu pērk monētas
• Tu pērk → monētas paliek tavā makā

The Survival Kit Series
Entering the crypto world without knowing these terms is like going to a restaurant and not knowing the difference between the menu, the food, and the bill. Don't worry, let’s break it down in the most "street-smart" way possible.
1. Coin: The "Self-Made" Landlord
Think of a Coin as that guy who owns the entire apartment building. He built the foundation (his own Blockchain), set the house rules, and hired his own security guards (miners or validators).
• Personality: Proud, independent, and owns the "land deed."
• Prime Examples:
• Bitcoin (BTC): The "Grandfather" of crypto. He’s old-school, but when he speaks, everyone listens.
• Ethereum (ETH): The multi-talented guy who not only built a house but also installed high-tech "Smart Contracts" for everyone to use.
• How to spot them: They have their own network (Bitcoin Network, Ethereum Network).

2. Token: The "Flashy" Tenant
If a Coin is the landlord, a Token is a tenant who rents a room (or a whole floor) in the Coin’s building. Tokens don't have time to pour concrete or lay bricks; they focus on their own specific business or "vibe."
• Personality: Lives on someone else’s Blockchain (usually Ethereum or Binance Smart Chain).
• Prime Examples:
• Link (Chainlink): The reliable "data delivery" guy.
• Meme Coins (Shiba Inu, etc.): The cute dogs that wandered into the building and somehow became world-famous.
• How to spot them: To move a Token, you usually have to pay a "gas fee" using the Landlord’s Coin (like paying utilities to your landlord).

3. Stablecoin: The "Straight-A" Student in a Party School
While regular Coins and Tokens are partying hard—jumping up and down in price (rich in the morning, broke by dinner)—the Stablecoin is the one person staying sober and steady.
• Personality: Obsessed with being "normal." It clings to a real-world asset (usually the US Dollar) to keep its value boringly stable.
• Prime Examples:
• USDT, USDC: 1 unit of these is always dreaming of being exactly 1 USD.
• The Role: It’s the "Storm Shelter." When the crypto market starts crashing and everyone is panicking, Stablecoin holders are calmly sipping coffee because their wallet value hasn't moved an inch.

In a Nutshell:
• Coin is the foundation of the house.
• Token is the furniture you put inside.
• Stablecoin is the safe where you keep your cash so it doesn't catch fire when the market gets "hot."
Hopefully, this helps you feel less "lost in the sauce" when the crypto bros start talking shop!

Would you like me to explain how to "mine" coins or how to avoid getting "rugged" (scammed) next?

#CryptoForBeginners
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There was a time when I was quite confident that I had come up with a “hard-to-lose” strategy: running two futures grid bots at the same time — one Long and one Short — on the same trading pair. In my mind, the logic seemed flawless. If the market moved sideways, both bots would collect grid profits. If the price went up, the Long bot would profit. If the price went down, the Short bot would compensate. Just hearing it already sounded like the perfect solution for someone who isn’t good at predicting market direction, especially during a sideways market.

At first, reality seemed to support that belief. Grid profits were ticking up steadily. One bot was green, the other red, but overall everything still looked “fine.” The account didn’t grow fast, but it didn’t feel dangerous either. I started to think that if I just let the bots run long enough, profits would naturally accumulate.

Then the market entered a downtrend — not a sharp crash in a single day, but a slow, steady, and prolonged decline. That was when everything began to drift far away from theory. The Long bot kept accumulating more positions, and the unrealized loss expanded rapidly. Meanwhile, the Short bot was still profitable, but the speed of earning grid profit was painfully slow. It felt like one side was sprinting toward losses while the other was casually walking toward gains. A little grid profit each day, while the floating loss kept growing larger and larger.

The irony was that on the surface, everything still looked quite “comfortable.” Grid profit was green, and sometimes one of the bots was still showing profit. But equity kept declining, and total PnL became increasingly negative. That was when it really hit me: grid profit is just a number on the screen. It doesn’t mean much if unrealized loss keeps expanding and the bot hasn’t been closed. To put it humorously, it’s more like emotional comfort than real money.

My biggest mistake wasn’t the bot itself — it was my expectations. I believed the market would soon return to a sideways phase. I believed the downtrend would eventually end. So I let the bots keep running, day after day, hoping everything would balance itself out. But the market doesn’t care about hope. It didn’t wipe out my account in one dramatic move; instead, it slowly wore it down, a little bit each day, until the total loss became undeniable.

I wouldn’t dare to say that running two futures grid bots — one Long and one Short — is completely wrong. For highly experienced traders who can read trends, know when to turn bots on and off, and manage capital very strictly, this strategy might still have its place. However, for most beginners — especially those new to futures, who don’t fully understand unrealized loss and are easily misled by the feeling of “being in profit” — I honestly wouldn’t recommend trying it.

Bots aren’t stupid, and the market isn’t evil. Sometimes, we just believe too much in an idea that sounds very logical. If this post helps someone avoid paying the same “tuition fee” that I did, then at least that loss has brought a bit of value 😅.