the_cobra

I prefer Hyperliquid for its speed. Can’t beat that.

Right now, S&P and NASDAQ are down. Not surprising.

Yeah, if they go after data centers in the Middle East, that could cause some chaos.

What do you think will happen to the S&P 500 and NASDAQ if things escalate with Iran?

I’m trying to short BTC now. Using a pyramiding strategy with a stop-loss. If it goes up, I’m ready to adjust. Gotta stay smart in this volatile market.

Here’s my method: whenever I get a trade signal, I set a stop-loss to breakeven super fast. It helps minimize losses, even if I get kicked out.

Having a good strategy is key. Sure, not every trade will hit, but a win rate above 60% can boost your earnings. If you’re losing more, then something’s gotta change in your approach.

For crypto, stick to the spot market. Bitcoin is king. The RSI is a solid indicator too, buy under 20, sell over 80. Also, look for divergences; they can signal market moves.

Copying trades sounds easy but it's risky. If you pick the wrong trader to mimic, that could lead to serious losses.

It doesn’t really matter how decentralized a platform is. The Hyperliquid team is based in Singapore, and their servers are in Japan. That means they’re still accessible to U.S. regulators.

I heard Binance’s ex-CEO, CZ, has connections with Trump. That’s why BNB is still strong, even with few validators, while Hyperliquid isn’t.

Doesn’t matter if it’s better or worse. The real question is whether Hyperliquid will stick around.

So, Hyperliquid is tied to one of the most hyped decentralized exchanges for perpetual futures. But is it really decentralized? I mean, compared to Ethereum, which has over 800,000 validators, Hyperliquid only has about…

I really hope Bitcoin hits $200k soon. I bought a ton when it was below $20k back in 2022. I mean, we were over $100k last year, right?

But think about it... He’s still got like 200k ETH in his wallet. If he wanted out, wouldn’t he have dumped way more?

Is the real question if Bitcoin will fall below $60k soon? I mean, it might even hit 40k if this crisis drags out.

If the stock market dips, Bitcoin might follow suit. I keep seeing this phrase "see you at $40k" everywhere. But with Binance shifting its SAFU fund to Bitcoin, could we actually see it climb above $100k this year? Or…

Not throwing shade on Ethereum, but it did start after Bitcoin. Back in the day, holding ETH was more profitable than Bitcoin. Everyone was hyped about it on all the forums. The altcoin boom? Yeah, that came from…

So, Bitmine made bank off Bitcoin, right? But now they’ve kinda backed off. What’s up with that? Any chance they’ll jump back into Bitcoin?