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🚨 $SOMI / USDT Breakout Alert $SOMI is showing strong momentum after breaking out of a descending trendline on the 1H chart. ✅ Price successfully closed above resistance, flipping short-term market structure. ✅ EMA cluster is aligning bullishly, signaling momentum shift. ✅ Target zone: $1.55 – $1.88 if the breakout sustains. ⚠️ Risk management: Stop loss placed below $1.20 zone. This setup is looking like a classic breakout + retest play. Volume confirmation will be key to push further. 📊 Are you watching $SOMI for the next leg up? $ETH $BCH $ARB $SWELL $PORTALS $AVNT $LIVE

Risk Comes From Not Knowing What You're Doing "The stock market is a device for transferring money from the impatient to the patient." – Warren Buffett But here's the thing about crypto: it doesn't just transfer money from the impatient to the patient. It transfers money → from the unprepared to the prepared, → from the gamblers to the strategists, and most brutally → from those who don't know what they're doing to those who do. I've watched fortunes evaporate in minutes and empires built overnight. After five years navigating these digital waters, I can tell you with absolute certainty that your biggest enemy isn't market volatility, regulatory uncertainty, or even those dreaded "rug pulls." Your biggest enemy is your own ignorance. The Expensive Education Most Can't Afford Picture this: Sarah, a marketing professional, heard about a new "revolutionary" DeFi token from her colleague. The chart looked promising → 300% up in two weeks. She threw in $5,000 without understanding tokenomics, liquidity pools, or even checking the project's roadmap. Three days later, the founders dumped their tokens. Sarah's $5,000 became $200. Sound familiar? This isn't a cautionary tale → it's Tuesday in crypto. The brutal truth is that this market doesn't forgive ignorance. Traditional markets might give you a gentle slap on the wrist for poor decisions. Crypto? It'll empty your wallet and not even leave a note. Knowledge Isn't Just Power – It's Profit Protection Here's what separates the crypto survivors from the casualties: ✔ The survivors understand smart contracts before they interact with them. They read the code, check the audit reports, and understand the mechanisms. The casualties? They see green candles and click "buy." ✔ The survivors know the difference between various blockchain networks and their fee structures. They don't pay $50 in Ethereum gas fees to move $20 worth of tokens. The casualties learn this lesson the expensive way. ✔ The survivors grasp market cycles and psychology. They accumulate during despair and take profits during euphoria. The casualties buy the top of bull runs and panic sell the bottom of bear markets. ✔ The survivors have exit strategies before they have entry strategies. They know exactly when they'll take profits and cut losses. The casualties hope and pray. The Four Pillars of Crypto Competence ① Technical Foundation You don't need to be a blockchain developer, but you better understand wallets, private keys, public keys, and basic security practices. If you're storing significant amounts on exchanges or clicking random DeFi links, you're not investing → you're gambling with house money. ② Fundamental Analysis Market cap, total supply, circulating supply, use case, team background, partnerships, roadmap execution. These aren't just buzzwords → they're your compass in a sea of shitcoins. Learn to read them like your portfolio depends on it. Because it does. ③ Risk Management Position sizing isn't optional. Diversification isn't outdated. Stop losses aren't for weaklings. These are survival tools. The moment you think you've found the "sure thing" that deserves your entire portfolio → is the moment you've lost the game. ④ Emotional Intelligence FOMO, FUD, euphoria, despair → crypto amplifies every human emotion. The market will test your psychology harder than any university exam. Master your emotions, or they'll master your portfolio. Your Expensive Mistakes Are Optional Every crypto veteran has battle scars → failed investments, missed opportunities, painful lessons. But here's the kicker: most of these expensive mistakes are completely avoidable with proper education. You don't have to lose money to learn. You don't have to get rugged to understand smart contract risks. You don't have to experience a flash crash to appreciate proper risk management. The information is out there. The tools are available. The only question is: → are you willing to do the work before you need the knowledge? The Path Forward ✔ Start small. ✔ Learn continuously. ✔ Question everything. ✔ Never invest more than you can afford to lose. ✔ Use dollar-cost averaging. ✔ Understand what you're buying. ✔ Have a plan. Stick to your plan. Adjust when necessary, but don't abandon ship during every storm. Remember: in crypto, there are old traders and bold traders, but very few old, bold traders who kept their money. The market doesn't care about your hopes, dreams, or financial situation. It doesn't owe you profits. But it will reward competence, patience, and preparation. The Bottom Line Risk doesn't come from crypto's volatility → that's just the nature of the beast. Risk comes from walking into this arena unprepared, uninformed, and unprotected. Every day you spend learning is a day you're not losing money to avoidable mistakes. Every hour invested in understanding this technology is an hour that might save you thousands later. The crypto space is unforgiving, but it's also incredibly rewarding for those who respect it enough to understand it. Your choice isn't between risk and safety → it's between calculated risks and blind gambling. Choose wisely. Your future self will thank you. What's your biggest crypto lesson learned the hard way? Drop your story in the comments below → your experience might save someone else from making the same expensive mistake. And if this resonated with you, share it with someone who needs to read it. Knowledge shared is loss prevented. $BTC $ETH $SWELL

I think we will see a major breakdown in the equity market within the next months, latest Q2 2026. Before you laugh I‘m NONE of those „doom posters“ that always talk about an impending crash but I talk about it when I think the time is right. Having this said I CAN NOT SAY when exactly the crash will happen. Markets can stay irrational and trend higher before major turndowns than most of us think. The signs will be in the charts on majors: - Swing Failure Patterns on HTF - Rejections fib extensions - Bullish HTF HOBs turning into bearish ones - Market Structure changes…. We are prepared Knowledge wise. We can spot weakness when it appears. Having this said these are the reasons I think a recession is likely to happen: 1. The yield curve un-inversion is a proven late-cycle marker. History is consistent: the big crashes of 2000, 2008, and 2020 didn’t line up with the inversion itself, but with the un-inversion when the Fed began cutting. That’s not random. It’s because un-inversion happens when the economy is already rolling over and the Fed is forced into easing. Stocks typically lag that reality. 2. Market Money Fund (MMF) Levels are at record size (7.5 trillion) Think of it as a giant “cash parking lot” for investors. A money market fund pools money from investors and invests it in very short-term, safe assets like: •U.S. Treasury bills (T-Bills) •Repurchase agreements (repos) •Commercial paper (short-term corporate debt) Investors use MMFs because they’re liquid (easy to access) and pay a yield (right now ~5%) with very low risk compared to stocks or long-term bonds. When MMFs swell to record size (like the current $7.5 trillion), it signals investors prefer safety and guaranteed yield over risk assets like stocks or crypto. Wall Street likes to spin it as “dry powder” ready to flow into equities. In reality, it’s a symptom of late-cycle caution — the same thing we saw in 2000 and 2007, right before major crashes. 3. Rising long yields into Fed cuts is unusual and potentially dangerous. Normally, when the Fed cuts, both short and long yields fall. That’s a sign of easing working. But right now, long yields (10Y, 30Y) are rising due to Inflation fears and less confidence into a stable future. demand higher long yields to compensate their loss of confidence. This is potentially dangerous because mortgages, car loans, student loans — all tied to long rates — get more expensive even while the Fed “eases.” 4. Weak Labor and Inflation Data Nonfarm Payrolls (August 2025) grew by only +22,000 jobs. That is very low, well below what used to be expected. The unemployment rate is ~ 4.3% as of August. It hasn’t moved much recently, but the growth in unemployment and stagnant job creation suggest labor demand is cooling. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics cut its estimate of job creation by ~911,000 jobs for the 12 months ending March 2025 compared to earlier reports. That’s a major downgrade, indicating that what appeared strong growth was weaker than thought. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) year-over-year (for all items) in August 2025 is +2.9%. Core CPI (excluding food & energy) is about +3.1% over the last 12 months. That’s higher than the Fed’s target (around 2%) and indicates persistent inflation pressure in less volatile components. This combination — weak labor, persistent inflation — points to a stagflation-like risk or at least a scenario where the Fed is under pressure: cut rates to ease labor stress, but inflation might push back - not exactly a soft landing story „But Phoenix all of this blabla about recession dangers and you don’t even know when it will kick in, it could be months lol“ True. But I will have cash aside when it happens to buy the crash. And I keep in mind that major HTF supply levels could lead into a more severe retrace than we expect.