2 threads simply wasn't enough, needed an entire YouTube video as well.https://t.co/vAuFv98jn6 ...

RT Mayne (@Tradermayne)People love talking shit about propThey’re not wrong because most firms suckBreakout doesn’t, that’s why we were acquired by KrakenThis dude pulled $20,000+ in 5 days using @BreakoutpropThis shit is legit one of the best ways to trade crypto. ...

Tonight's NBA parlay. https://t.co/z5BOhdKtn4 ...

Market Sentiment - The market presents a case for extreme bearishness based on chart analysis [1] - There are plenty of reasons based on the chart alone to be EXTREMELY bearish [1] - The market is threatening to close back within the 2024 yearly range [1] - A reasonable position is to sell any rally for lower prices [1] Technical Analysis - The market shows a monthly and weekly SFP (Swing Failure Pattern) [1] - The market shows a weekly structure break [1] Trading Strategy - The key is having a plan and knowing where your idea is wrong [2] - Wait and let the market decide [2]

Lots of comments on my post about comparisons to 2021 top, bear divs etc.Listen there are plenty of reasons based on the chart alone to be EXTREMELY bearish.We have a monthly and weekly SFP, and a weekly structure break.We are threatening to close back within the 2024 yearly range.A bunch of similarities indeed.I completely see a case for bearishness, I think it's a reasonable position to be looking to sell any rally for lower prices.That is the beauty of the markets and trading, 2 ppl can have drastically ...

People love talking shit about propThey’re not wrong because most firms suckBreakout doesn’t, that’s why we were acquired by KrakenThis dude pulled $20,000+ in 5 days using @BreakoutpropThis shit is legit one of the best ways to trade crypto.Breakout (@breakoutprop):Over $20,000 in payouts.In under 1 week.Including 8 payouts in ONE day.No profit caps, no consistency rules, no nonsense.On-demand payouts.Only at Breakout. ...

RT The Haven (@TheHavenCrypto)Sorry not sorry. The Boss with a quick $ETH banger👨‍🚀 https://t.co/8CEBD5PrrJ ...

Market Cycle Analysis - The analysis suggests a belief in a 4-year cycle, anticipating a market peak in Q4 2025 or early Q1 2026 [1] - The analysis indicates that Bitcoin (BTC) hasn't experienced its "blow off top" compared to tech stocks, gold, and some crypto companies, suggesting a potential future parabolic rally [2] - The analysis points to an upcoming weekly cycle low for BTC, potentially leading to a push towards new All-Time Highs (ATHs) [3] Potential Market Drivers - The analysis speculates on potential market-pumping strategies by Trump leading into 2026, drawing parallels with the 2019 cycle and government reopening [3] Risk Assessment - The analysis acknowledges the possibility that the 4-year cycle may no longer be valid, but indicates a willingness to remain bullish if the market continues to rise [4] - The analysis anticipates a mostly bearish 2026 if the 4-year cycle holds, expecting significantly lower BTC prices but not necessarily an 80%+ drawdown [5] - The analysis considers a bearish scenario where the current rally fails to create a new ATH, suggesting a potential distribution phase with the top already in [5]

$BTCLower squiggly looking nice!We may come back and sweep that low for some finally fuckery but I think the worst is over.Weekly close as an SFP would be nice, and I fully expect the low of November to be in if it's not already by early next week.Reclaim the monthly open and it'll be off to the races.Stay strong bulls!Mayne (@Tradermayne):$BTCWe are so close to confirming the weekly swing low.It's either already in or we get one more stab down.Either way, up a lot soon IMO. https://t.co/ToTtJrNj5l ...

RT Breakout (@breakoutprop)Risk management essentials:1. Invalidation - When and where are you wrong?2. Risk % - How much will you lose if you’re wrong?3. Position Sizing - How do you size the trade to limit potential losses?Start there.Later you can refine and add expectancy data, time of day trends, filter by setup, and more.But managing your sizing and potential losses using predefined criteria comes first. ...