im_wizard

When a position gets ugly, it’s common to feel the need to add more money to hold on, but once you're out of funds, that fear kicks in. Closing the trade becomes the only rational choice, but then the market usually…

October 10, 2025... remember that crash? If you didn’t have stop-loss orders back then, you could’ve lost everything in hours. Sure, low use and stable coins work when markets are calm, but volatility makes stop-loss…

We don’t start knowing anything. New traders are bound to lose money at first. A good guide can save you from making costly mistakes.

Even though we’re feeling bullish, remember that institutional players can throw a wrench in our predictions. This cycle is different.

Fear of failure is real, especially for traders. It makes you worry about those sudden losses, which messes with your ability to think straight. Taking time for yourself is essential.

Good point about the difference between general arbitrage and spot arbitrage. I see scams claiming high prices, but true spot arbitrage has slim profits now. The market's too close.

This used to work great, especially with Korean exchanges having higher prices. But regulations tightened, and now prices across exchanges are almost the same, reducing opportunities.

You can test this with a small-cap coin. Selling on Binance usually goes smoothly, but transferring to MEXC might lead to price drops or unfilled orders.

You can still make some cash with this method. Just need to keep an eye on price spreads and trading volumes. If one exchange has low prices but high volume, you can sell fast. But if another exchange has a high price…

Since Trump took office, I feel like traditional time frames don't matter as much. His tweets and policies cause crazy volatility. Now, I’m more about predicting his next moves before trading.