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I made $467,823 trading only $BTC Many people will say I got lucky. But nah - I just found a money glitch Here's how to hack the market in 3 steps🧵👇

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âž® Before we start... I'm planning to go private with my profile soon, so don't forget to follow and bookmark the 1st tweet so you won't lose it later.

2/➮ Regular trading isn’t trendy right now. Most degens are stuck in SOL trenches, hoping to catch next 100x runner. It's all about fast flips without proper strategy. But while the crowd goes full casino, structured trading gets ignored.

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3/➮ Main advantage of trading is that you don’t have to do it 24/7. Over the past 2 years, I’ve realized: the fewer trades I take - the more I make. 96% of people in crypto chase short-term results, and that’s their biggest mistake

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4/➮ Today I’ll walk you through my hassle-free strategy How to spot real moves vs fake ones, And we’ll also break down what liquidity is and how to use it to your advantage👇

5/➮ Timeframes My working timeframes are 1W and 1D - that’s all you need. 12h, 4h, 1h, 5m - it’s just noise that will only distract you.

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6/➮ Liquidity Let’s think logically - when you buy a meme coin hoping for profit, who’s making money off you? Snipers Insiders Devs When you open a long or short on CEX, who’s trying to profit from you? CEX - cuz it earns from your fees.

7/âž® CEX earns 1% to 1.5% of your position size when you get liquidated. So during sharp pumps or dumps, CEXs makes millions in fees from just one manipulation. Are you part of that liquidity?

8/âž® Once you realize that you're trading against the CEX, everything gets simpler. You just need to find points on the chart where the crowd will rush to buy or sell all at once - and do the opposite. These points are usually breakouts or breakdowns of key levels

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9/➮ Here's an example with $BTC to make it clear: Before the real move, the market maker tries to liquidate as many longs as possible. After each of these manipulations, the price briefly moves up. That’s exactly the type of move I’m interested in.

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10/➮ Here’s another example, this time on $SOL. You’ll see 3–5 of these setups per month — and that’s more than enough. Open the chart urrself and you’ll find tons of similar moves that are easy to anticipate.

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11/➮ I’ll share more examples in my private TG - So you can learn to spot manipulation vs real moves. https://t.me/+Zjo428ICd6NmNjJi

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12/➮ To make sure I don’t miss any of these key levels, I use alerts on @tradingview. You can set a notification for any price you’re watching.. And only start trading once price enters your zone.

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13/➮ Main advantage of this strategy is that it’s hassle-free. You can combine this type of trading with any other activity. All you need to do is set an alert at your target level - then wait for price to come to you.

14/➮ Core rules: Timeframe: 1W, 1D only There must be at least one weekly candle between the level forming and the manipulation These setups don’t appear often - but when they do, price moves in the opposite direction ~80% of the time. Always place your stop-loss beyond the

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Follow me @0xReflection I hope you found this research helpful Smash a Like and RT for the 1st tweet, so you won't lose it

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