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It’s a gamble, honestly. Rotating profits can work out, or it can backfire. Just be cautious about risky coins.

I said I follow trends with the parabolic SAR to help with direction and spotting reversals.

Yeah, I’m a fan of the parabolic SAR too. Makes managing risks a whole lot easier because it shows trend direction and reversals.

DCA is nice. I also use parabolic SAR to find where the trends are heading and spot reversals.

I think most would say there's no absolute safest method. But there are definitely ways to trade that can help cut losses. I've been at this for a while and I find that following trends is a solid approach. It's safer…

I believe Bitcoin will hit some insane numbers this year, given how favorable the conditions are now, especially with political support. It grew even when there was a lot of opposition last year.

Can’t share that negativity! Bitcoin’s volatility is part of the game. And calling 90k or 70k hell is a stretch.

But what if your ‘small’ isn’t enough to even make a dent?

Hey, everyone! So, I’ve been pondering this question. Should I wait until I have a big pile of cash before diving into trading or just start with whatever I can afford right now? I’ve heard mixed opinions on this.

I see your point, but I disagree. Bitcoin can absolutely replicate the 2017 bull run, maybe not this year or next, but it will happen. the space is more Bitcoin-friendly now than it was back then.

In 2017, we saw Bitcoin’s price skyrocket 200%. It kicked off around $1,000 and ended at about $20,000. The last year's gains? They don’t even compare. But what if we see a bull run like 2017? We’d need prices over…

Looking at how 2024 wrapped up, it surprised a lot of us Bitcoin fans. Bitcoin hit its all-time high late last year. Remember 2017? It started around $1,000 and shot up to about $20,000 by year-end. That’s a wild…

This sounds really good, considering how you enlightened more on the setup. I'm totally hearing this for the first time though, and honestly I would really love to participate, considering you've explained this like…