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Hello crypto world! Does anyone know how I have to create an NFT? I understand that I need two followers, but I don't know if I should get them here or on the NFT portal. Can someone give me a hand? I'm new to this world and I'm still learning. Thank you and have a good day!😊 My idea is to make NFTs because I am a 3D artist and I like to share my art with you. They would be works of this type created with Blender😍
another tool to keep in mind!! Thanks for remembering!
10 chart patterns every trader needs to know
1. Head and shoulders
Head and shoulders is a chart pattern in which a large peak has a slightly smaller peak on either side of it. Traders look at head and shoulders patterns to predict a bullish-to-bearish reversal.
Typically, the first and third peak will be smaller than the second, but they will all fall back to the same level of support, otherwise known as the ‘neckline’. Once the third peak has fallen back to the level of support, it is likely that it will breakout into a bearish downtrend.
2. Double top
A double top is another pattern that traders use to highlight trend reversals. Typically, an asset’s price will experience a peak, before retracing back to a level of support. It will then climb up once more before reversing back more permanently against the prevailing trend.
3. Double bottom
A double bottom chart pattern indicates a period of selling, causing an asset’s price to drop below a level of support. It will then rise to a level of resistance, before dropping again. Finally, the trend will reverse and begin an upward motion as the market becomes more bullish.
A double bottom is a bullish reversal pattern, because it signifies the end of a downtrend and a shift towards an uptrend.
4. Rounding bottom
A rounding bottom chart pattern can signify a continuation or a reversal. For instance, during an uptrend an asset’s price may fall back slightly before rising once more. This would be a bullish continuation.
An example of a bullish reversal rounding bottom – shown below – would be if an asset’s price was in a downward trend and a rounding bottom formed before the trend reversed and entered a bullish uptrend.
5. Cup and handle
The cup and handle pattern is a bullish continuation pattern that is used to show a period of bearish market sentiment before the overall trend finally continues in a bullish motion. The cup appears similar to a rounding bottom chart pattern, and the handle is similar to a wedge pattern – which is explained in the next section.
Following the rounding bottom, the price of an asset will likely enter a temporary retracement, which is known as the handle because this retracement is confined to two parallel lines on the price graph. The asset will eventually reverse out of the handle and continue with the overall bullish trend.
6. Wedges
Wedges form as an asset’s price movements tighten between two sloping trend lines. There are two types of wedge: rising and falling.
A rising wedge is represented by a trend line caught between two upwardly slanted lines of support and resistance. In this case the line of support is steeper than the resistance line. This pattern generally signals that an asset’s price will eventually decline more permanently – which is demonstrated when it breaks through the support level.
A falling wedge occurs between two downwardly sloping levels. In this case the line of resistance is steeper than the support. A falling wedge is usually indicative that an asset’s price will rise and break through the level of resistance, as shown in the example below.
Both rising and falling wedges are reversal patterns, with rising wedges representing a bearish market and falling wedges being more typical of a bullish market
7. Pennant or flags
Pennant patterns, or flags, are created after an asset experiences a period of upward movement, followed by a consolidation. Generally, there will be a significant increase during the early stages of the trend, before it enters into a series of smaller upward and downward movements.
Pennants can be either bullish or bearish, and they can represent a continuation or a reversal. The above chart is an example of a bullish continuation. In this respect, pennants can be a form of bilateral pattern because they show either continuations or reversals.
While a pennant may seem similar to a wedge pattern or a triangle pattern – explained in the next sections – it is important to note that wedges are narrower than pennants or triangles. Also, wedges differ from pennants because a wedge is always ascending or descending, while a pennant is always horizontal.
8. Ascending triangle
The ascending triangle is a bullish continuation pattern which signifies the continuation of an uptrend. Ascending triangles can be drawn onto charts by placing a horizontal line along the swing highs – the resistance – and then drawing an ascending trend line along the swing lows – the support.
Ascending triangles often have two or more identical peak highs which allow for the horizontal line to be drawn. The trend line signifies the overall uptrend of the pattern, while the horizontal line indicates the historic level of resistance for that particular asset.
9. Descending triangle
In contrast, a descending triangle signifies a bearish continuation of a downtrend. Typically, a trader will enter a short position during a descending triangle – possibly with CFDs – in an attempt to profit from a falling market.
Descending triangles generally shift lower and break through the support because they are indicative of a market dominated by sellers, meaning that successively lower peaks are likely to be prevalent and unlikely to reverse.
Descending triangles can be identified from a horizontal line of support and a downward-sloping line of resistance. Eventually, the trend will break through the support and the downtrend will continue.
10. Symmetrical triangle
The symmetrical triangle pattern can be either bullish or bearish, depending on the market. In either case, it is normally a continuation pattern, which means the market will usually continue in the same direction as the overall trend once the pattern has formed.
Symmetrical triangles form when the price converges with a series of lower peaks and higher troughs. In the example below, the overall trend is bearish, but the symmetrical triangle shows us that there has been a brief period of upward reversals.
However, if there is no clear trend before the triangle pattern forms, the market could break out in either direction. This makes symmetrical triangles a bilateral pattern – meaning they are best used in volatile markets where there is no clear indication of which way an asset’s price might move. An example of a bilateral symmetrical triangle can be seen below.
Head and shoulders is a chart pattern in which a large peak has a slightly smaller peak on either side of it. Traders look at head and shoulders patterns to predict a bullish-to-bearish reversal.
Typically, the first and third peak will be smaller than the second, but they will all fall back to the same level of support, otherwise known as the ‘neckline’. Once the third peak has fallen back to the level of support, it is likely that it will breakout into a bearish downtrend.
2. Double top
A double top is another pattern that traders use to highlight trend reversals. Typically, an asset’s price will experience a peak, before retracing back to a level of support. It will then climb up once more before reversing back more permanently against the prevailing trend.
3. Double bottom
A double bottom chart pattern indicates a period of selling, causing an asset’s price to drop below a level of support. It will then rise to a level of resistance, before dropping again. Finally, the trend will reverse and begin an upward motion as the market becomes more bullish.
A double bottom is a bullish reversal pattern, because it signifies the end of a downtrend and a shift towards an uptrend.
4. Rounding bottom
A rounding bottom chart pattern can signify a continuation or a reversal. For instance, during an uptrend an asset’s price may fall back slightly before rising once more. This would be a bullish continuation.
An example of a bullish reversal rounding bottom – shown below – would be if an asset’s price was in a downward trend and a rounding bottom formed before the trend reversed and entered a bullish uptrend.
5. Cup and handle
The cup and handle pattern is a bullish continuation pattern that is used to show a period of bearish market sentiment before the overall trend finally continues in a bullish motion. The cup appears similar to a rounding bottom chart pattern, and the handle is similar to a wedge pattern – which is explained in the next section.
Following the rounding bottom, the price of an asset will likely enter a temporary retracement, which is known as the handle because this retracement is confined to two parallel lines on the price graph. The asset will eventually reverse out of the handle and continue with the overall bullish trend.
6. Wedges
Wedges form as an asset’s price movements tighten between two sloping trend lines. There are two types of wedge: rising and falling.
A rising wedge is represented by a trend line caught between two upwardly slanted lines of support and resistance. In this case the line of support is steeper than the resistance line. This pattern generally signals that an asset’s price will eventually decline more permanently – which is demonstrated when it breaks through the support level.
A falling wedge occurs between two downwardly sloping levels. In this case the line of resistance is steeper than the support. A falling wedge is usually indicative that an asset’s price will rise and break through the level of resistance, as shown in the example below.
Both rising and falling wedges are reversal patterns, with rising wedges representing a bearish market and falling wedges being more typical of a bullish market
7. Pennant or flags
Pennant patterns, or flags, are created after an asset experiences a period of upward movement, followed by a consolidation. Generally, there will be a significant increase during the early stages of the trend, before it enters into a series of smaller upward and downward movements.
Pennants can be either bullish or bearish, and they can represent a continuation or a reversal. The above chart is an example of a bullish continuation. In this respect, pennants can be a form of bilateral pattern because they show either continuations or reversals.
While a pennant may seem similar to a wedge pattern or a triangle pattern – explained in the next sections – it is important to note that wedges are narrower than pennants or triangles. Also, wedges differ from pennants because a wedge is always ascending or descending, while a pennant is always horizontal.
8. Ascending triangle
The ascending triangle is a bullish continuation pattern which signifies the continuation of an uptrend. Ascending triangles can be drawn onto charts by placing a horizontal line along the swing highs – the resistance – and then drawing an ascending trend line along the swing lows – the support.
Ascending triangles often have two or more identical peak highs which allow for the horizontal line to be drawn. The trend line signifies the overall uptrend of the pattern, while the horizontal line indicates the historic level of resistance for that particular asset.
9. Descending triangle
In contrast, a descending triangle signifies a bearish continuation of a downtrend. Typically, a trader will enter a short position during a descending triangle – possibly with CFDs – in an attempt to profit from a falling market.
Descending triangles generally shift lower and break through the support because they are indicative of a market dominated by sellers, meaning that successively lower peaks are likely to be prevalent and unlikely to reverse.
Descending triangles can be identified from a horizontal line of support and a downward-sloping line of resistance. Eventually, the trend will break through the support and the downtrend will continue.
10. Symmetrical triangle
The symmetrical triangle pattern can be either bullish or bearish, depending on the market. In either case, it is normally a continuation pattern, which means the market will usually continue in the same direction as the overall trend once the pattern has formed.
Symmetrical triangles form when the price converges with a series of lower peaks and higher troughs. In the example below, the overall trend is bearish, but the symmetrical triangle shows us that there has been a brief period of upward reversals.
However, if there is no clear trend before the triangle pattern forms, the market could break out in either direction. This makes symmetrical triangles a bilateral pattern – meaning they are best used in volatile markets where there is no clear indication of which way an asset’s price might move. An example of a bilateral symmetrical triangle can be seen below.
Nice strategy to follow to avoid seeing your capital trapped or lost in a big crypto crash! $SOL ~$ETH
Bluechip
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I made thousands in past bull markets and gave most of it back in the bear
Four full cycles showed me that making money is not the real challenge
The hardest part is walking away while the market is still euphoric
This time I have a plan to leave with more than I started
Most traders will make good money this bull market.
Most will also lose it all in the next bear.
I’ve been through three full cycles and spent millions learning the hard way.
This is the plan I’m following to keep my profits.
In my first bull run I turned a small stack into life-changing money.
Then I watched most of it vanish because I didn’t take profits.
That mistake repeats every cycle, no matter how big the wins look.
My only goal now is to finish richer than I started.
The plan is built on portfolio size, market exposure, and asset mix.
These three things decide how aggressive or safe I should be.
If my exposure is big, I sell in smaller, more frequent chunks.
If it’s small, I can take bigger exits without much risk.
Markets move in a sequence every cycle.
First BTC runs, then ETH and large caps follow.
The final stage is a short but explosive altseason.
It usually lasts less than 40 days before heavy corrections.
Knowing this order lets me rotate early and avoid the trap.
My BTC target is around $140k, ETH around $8k.
I’ll start taking profits from BTC before the target.
Then I’ll move gains into ETH and later into selected alts.
Small caps can crash 70% in days.
BTC and ETH tend to fall slower.
I pull my initial investment after a 2x in volatile alts.
The rest rides with far less risk attached.
If an asset can collapse fast, I sell faster.
My trigger is simple — would I buy this today?
If not, I start securing gains immediately.
I don’t wait for hype or Twitter calls to guide me.
Profits are earned capital, not lottery winnings.
I protect them instead of chasing unrealistic targets.
Better to leave early than be caught in a 70% drop.
This way I keep what the market gave me.
📌 Follow @Bluechip for unfiltered crypto intelligence, feel free to bookmark & share.
The hardest part is walking away while the market is still euphoric
This time I have a plan to leave with more than I started
Most traders will make good money this bull market.
Most will also lose it all in the next bear.
I’ve been through three full cycles and spent millions learning the hard way.
This is the plan I’m following to keep my profits.
In my first bull run I turned a small stack into life-changing money.
Then I watched most of it vanish because I didn’t take profits.
That mistake repeats every cycle, no matter how big the wins look.
My only goal now is to finish richer than I started.
The plan is built on portfolio size, market exposure, and asset mix.
These three things decide how aggressive or safe I should be.
If my exposure is big, I sell in smaller, more frequent chunks.
If it’s small, I can take bigger exits without much risk.
Markets move in a sequence every cycle.
First BTC runs, then ETH and large caps follow.
The final stage is a short but explosive altseason.
It usually lasts less than 40 days before heavy corrections.
Knowing this order lets me rotate early and avoid the trap.
My BTC target is around $140k, ETH around $8k.
I’ll start taking profits from BTC before the target.
Then I’ll move gains into ETH and later into selected alts.
Small caps can crash 70% in days.
BTC and ETH tend to fall slower.
I pull my initial investment after a 2x in volatile alts.
The rest rides with far less risk attached.
If an asset can collapse fast, I sell faster.
My trigger is simple — would I buy this today?
If not, I start securing gains immediately.
I don’t wait for hype or Twitter calls to guide me.
Profits are earned capital, not lottery winnings.
I protect them instead of chasing unrealistic targets.
Better to leave early than be caught in a 70% drop.
This way I keep what the market gave me.
📌 Follow @Bluechip for unfiltered crypto intelligence, feel free to bookmark & share.
nice strategy!!! $SOL $BTC $XRP
There is a stupid way to trade cryptocurrencies that can help you easily earn a million a year!
I have tried many trading methods, but most of them lack practicality. Only this method has allowed me to achieve relatively consistent profits, and I am still using it now; it is highly effective and very stable.
You don't have to worry about whether you can learn it. If I can seize this opportunity, so can you. I am not a god, just an ordinary person. The only difference between others and me is that they have overlooked this method.
If you can learn this method and take it seriously during the trading process, it can help you earn an additional 3 to 10 percentage points every day.
First step: Add cryptocurrencies that have risen on the list within the last 11 days to your watchlist. However, you need to note that any cryptocurrency that has dropped for more than three days should be excluded to avoid capital exiting after profit.
Second step: Open the candlestick chart and only look at coins with a monthly MACD golden cross.
Third step: Open the daily candlestick chart, here only look at the 60-day moving average. As long as the price of the coin pulls back near the 60-day moving average and a volume candlestick appears, then enter the market with a significant investment.
Fourth step: After entering the market, use the 60-day moving average as a standard. If the price is above it, hold on; if it is below, sell. This is divided into three details. The first is that when the price increase exceeds 30%, sell one-third. The second is that when the price increase exceeds 50%, sell another one-third. The third, which is the most important and the core that determines whether you can profit, is that if you buy in on a day and the next day there is an unexpected situation where the price drops below the 60-day moving average, then you must exit completely. Do not have any delusions.
In the cryptocurrency market, the most important thing is to protect your principal. However, even if you have sold, you can wait until it meets the buying criteria again before buying back!
I have tried many trading methods, but most of them lack practicality. Only this method has allowed me to achieve relatively consistent profits, and I am still using it now; it is highly effective and very stable.
You don't have to worry about whether you can learn it. If I can seize this opportunity, so can you. I am not a god, just an ordinary person. The only difference between others and me is that they have overlooked this method.
If you can learn this method and take it seriously during the trading process, it can help you earn an additional 3 to 10 percentage points every day.
First step: Add cryptocurrencies that have risen on the list within the last 11 days to your watchlist. However, you need to note that any cryptocurrency that has dropped for more than three days should be excluded to avoid capital exiting after profit.
Second step: Open the candlestick chart and only look at coins with a monthly MACD golden cross.
Third step: Open the daily candlestick chart, here only look at the 60-day moving average. As long as the price of the coin pulls back near the 60-day moving average and a volume candlestick appears, then enter the market with a significant investment.
Fourth step: After entering the market, use the 60-day moving average as a standard. If the price is above it, hold on; if it is below, sell. This is divided into three details. The first is that when the price increase exceeds 30%, sell one-third. The second is that when the price increase exceeds 50%, sell another one-third. The third, which is the most important and the core that determines whether you can profit, is that if you buy in on a day and the next day there is an unexpected situation where the price drops below the 60-day moving average, then you must exit completely. Do not have any delusions.
In the cryptocurrency market, the most important thing is to protect your principal. However, even if you have sold, you can wait until it meets the buying criteria again before buying back!
Nice work 😁🔥
🚀 6 Clear Signals to Sell Cryptocurrencies at Market Peak (and Not Give It All Back)
In the crypto world, everyone talks about when to buy, but few master when to sell.
The difference between an investor who preserves their gains and one who loses them is called exit discipline.
Let's look at 6 key signals that have historically anticipated market tops, how to detect them, and how to act.
1. Massive inflow into exchanges
What it is: Large amounts of BTC, ETH, or altcoins being deposited in centralized exchanges.
Why it matters: Holders transfer to exchanges to sell.
The difference between an investor who preserves their gains and one who loses them is called exit discipline.
Let's look at 6 key signals that have historically anticipated market tops, how to detect them, and how to act.
1. Massive inflow into exchanges
What it is: Large amounts of BTC, ETH, or altcoins being deposited in centralized exchanges.
Why it matters: Holders transfer to exchanges to sell.
Nice and easy 😁💯🌊
🚨 Learn these candles and you won't face any losses in cryptocurrencies ☑️☑️👇
🔹 Top row (from left to right):
1. ✅ Buyers in complete control
🟩 Large green candle - Strong upward momentum, buyers dominated the session.
2. ✅ Sellers showed strength, but buyers outperformed
🟩 Long lower wick - Sellers pushed the price down but buyers recovered and closed at a higher level.
3. ❌ Market indecision
1. ✅ Buyers in complete control
🟩 Large green candle - Strong upward momentum, buyers dominated the session.
2. ✅ Sellers showed strength, but buyers outperformed
🟩 Long lower wick - Sellers pushed the price down but buyers recovered and closed at a higher level.
3. ❌ Market indecision
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a beautiful world we are left with
Seirra
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🚨 READ THIS TWICE BEFORE YOUR NEXT TRADE
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Today is Friday the 13th.
Air India Plane Crash: Air India plane crashed in Ahmedabad, India, killing 241–242 with one possible survivor.
Israeli Strikes on Iran: Israel bombed Tehran, killing civilians, six nuclear scientists, and Ali Shamkhani.
Gaza Blackout: Gaza faced a communications blackout, escalating regional tensions.
West Bank Lockdown: Emergency lockdown imposed in the West Bank amid unrest.
U.S. Protests and Riots: Protests and riots erupted across the U.S., notably in Los Angeles.
U.S. Senator Detained: A U.S. senator was reportedly illegally detained.
ICE Facility Incident: An incident described as a "jailbreak" occurred at an ICE facility in New Jersey.
North Korean Threats: North Korea issued heightened threats against the United States.
JetBlue Incident: A JetBlue plane went off the runway, details unclear.
Russia-Ukraine Conflict: Russia continued bombing Ukraine, intensifying the ongoing war.
#IsraelIranConflict #BinanceHODLerHOME #TrumpTariffs #BinanceAlphaAlert #Write2Earn
Nice and easy
“Bottom buying strategy for beginners… without indicators or complications!” 🧠📉💎
How many times have you heard the phrase 'buy the bottom and sell the top'?
But the real question is: How do you determine the bottom? 🤯
Most traders wait for confirmations that never come, or enter early and get burned with the drop...
Today I share with you a simple and effective strategy...
You don't need indicators, just a smart eye and hard patience 😈
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1️⃣ Look for 'killer boredom' 💤
But the real question is: How do you determine the bottom? 🤯
Most traders wait for confirmations that never come, or enter early and get burned with the drop...
Today I share with you a simple and effective strategy...
You don't need indicators, just a smart eye and hard patience 😈
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1️⃣ Look for 'killer boredom' 💤
GM what do you think to do at the maximums?
$BTC
$BTC
vender $Bitcoin en 111
50%
Hold $Bitcoin hasta la muerte
50%
4 votes • Voting closed
and if later $Bitcoin drops, you have the party set up, I'm not convinced
What to do if #xrp RETURNS to $2.20? $XRP
🔴 OPTION 1: More conservative profile – SELL
• If it drops below $2.20 strongly, you could:
• Partially sell to protect gains if you already have them.
• Avoid a deeper drop towards $1.80 or less.
• Ideal if you don't want to endure a large correction.
When?
→ If it closes below $2.20 on the daily chart, or drops with high volume.
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🟠 OPTION 2: More active profile – ROTATE to BTC
• If you see that XRP is losing strength but BTC remains strong or is rising, you can:
• Sell XRP (or part of it) and switch to BTC, which has more institutional support and a stable trend.
• This way you stay in crypto, but in one with a better technical moment.
When?
→ If XRP falls below $2.20 and BTC is in the $109 K–110 K zone without losing momentum.
🔴 OPTION 1: More conservative profile – SELL
• If it drops below $2.20 strongly, you could:
• Partially sell to protect gains if you already have them.
• Avoid a deeper drop towards $1.80 or less.
• Ideal if you don't want to endure a large correction.
When?
→ If it closes below $2.20 on the daily chart, or drops with high volume.
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🟠 OPTION 2: More active profile – ROTATE to BTC
• If you see that XRP is losing strength but BTC remains strong or is rising, you can:
• Sell XRP (or part of it) and switch to BTC, which has more institutional support and a stable trend.
• This way you stay in crypto, but in one with a better technical moment.
When?
→ If XRP falls below $2.20 and BTC is in the $109 K–110 K zone without losing momentum.
Does anyone know if it is currently possible to buy ~$PAXG on Binance in Spain? Thank you very much for the info
A question, does anyone know of any stablecoin on Binance backed by gold like $PAXG? thanks
GM!!!😊NFT ? 😍
GM! I'm thinking about getting the Binance wallet.. What do you think of it? Is it worth it? Or is it better to look at others... greetings!👍😀
I like to hold Bitcoin, Ether, Sol, Ripple, for the medium term of 5 years and as memes looking for a big hit I carry Dogecoin and Pepe but in a chill way.
I want to buy a crypto that I can hold for a few months with some profit but that is relatively safe, what do you recommend? Is it worth buying like this or should I try to look for something short-term with more gains? Any well-intentioned advice is helpful 🙂
$BTC $ETH #BinanceAlphaAlert
$BTC $ETH #BinanceAlphaAlert
GM! What do you think about the photographs turned into NFTs? Do you think it's a good idea?👍😀 #landscape #phtography #NFT
Nice black Monday for all bags and cryptos
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