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2025-ci il üçün Top 10 Kripto Bull Run Narrativləri
Kripto bazarını formalaşdıran qüvvələrə dalmağa hazır mısınız? AI-dən Bitcoin Ordinals-a qədər, cari bull run-u idarə edən narrativlərin qısa icmalı. İstər təcrübəli bir sərmayəçi, istərsə də kriptoya maraqlı olan biri olsanız, bu anlayışlar sizə rəqəmsal aktivlərin dinamik mənzərəsində yolunuzu tapmağa kömək edəcək. Bu ilin bazar artımını nələrin qidalandırdığını araşdıraq! 🔥
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Kripto bazarını formalaşdıran qüvvələrə dalmağa hazır mısınız? AI-dən Bitcoin Ordinals-a qədər, cari bull run-u idarə edən narrativlərin qısa icmalı. İstər təcrübəli bir sərmayəçi, istərsə də kriptoya maraqlı olan biri olsanız, bu anlayışlar sizə rəqəmsal aktivlərin dinamik mənzərəsində yolunuzu tapmağa kömək edəcək. Bu ilin bazar artımını nələrin qidalandırdığını araşdıraq! 🔥
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90 % ticarətçilərin itirir.
Qalan 10 % ?$ZKC
Onlar sadəcə başa düşdülər ki, bazar bir güzgüdür:
→ sən qorxanda ALmaq üçün basırsan
→ sən FOMO olduğunda SATmaq üçün basırsan
Bazar sənə bir şillə vurur və « sats üçün təşəkkür edirəm » deyir.
Qayda #1 : əgər ticarət etmək istəyirsənsə, artıq itirməkdə olursan.
Qayda #2 : #1 -a geri dön, ta ki daha ağrımayana qədər.
Bəyən = bunu çətin yolla öyrəndin
RT = -90 % olan bir dostunu xilas etmək istəyirsən
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Qalan 10 % ?$ZKC
Onlar sadəcə başa düşdülər ki, bazar bir güzgüdür:
→ sən qorxanda ALmaq üçün basırsan
→ sən FOMO olduğunda SATmaq üçün basırsan
Bazar sənə bir şillə vurur və « sats üçün təşəkkür edirəm » deyir.
Qayda #1 : əgər ticarət etmək istəyirsənsə, artıq itirməkdə olursan.
Qayda #2 : #1 -a geri dön, ta ki daha ağrımayana qədər.
Bəyən = bunu çətin yolla öyrəndin
RT = -90 % olan bir dostunu xilas etmək istəyirsən
#Trading #Thread
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In this THREAD I will explain “Liquidity “
1. Where is the Liquidity?
Liquidity refers to how easily an asset can be bought or sold in the market without affecting its price. In financial markets, liquidity is typically found where there are pending orders—places where buy or sell orders are waiting to be filled. These areas can be identified in the order book or at key price levels, such as support and resistance zones, where traders often set their stop-loss or take-profit orders.
2. Liquidity Sweep
A liquidity sweep happens when price moves to an area where many stop-loss orders or pending orders are located, “sweeping” through them. This can occur when market participants (such as institutional traders) intentionally move price to clear out these orders, creating volatility. After the sweep, price often reverses or accelerates in the opposite direction, once liquidity has been taken.
3. Types of Liquidity
• Buy-side Liquidity: This is the pool of buy orders that exist below the current price, often found near support levels or where stop-loss orders for short positions are placed.
• Sell-side Liquidity: These are the sell orders sitting above the current price, commonly at resistance levels or stop-loss orders for long positions.
• Market Liquidity: This refers to the overall ease with which assets can be traded in the market. High market liquidity means there are plenty of buyers and sellers, while low liquidity means fewer participants, leading to higher volatility.
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1. Where is the Liquidity?
Liquidity refers to how easily an asset can be bought or sold in the market without affecting its price. In financial markets, liquidity is typically found where there are pending orders—places where buy or sell orders are waiting to be filled. These areas can be identified in the order book or at key price levels, such as support and resistance zones, where traders often set their stop-loss or take-profit orders.
2. Liquidity Sweep
A liquidity sweep happens when price moves to an area where many stop-loss orders or pending orders are located, “sweeping” through them. This can occur when market participants (such as institutional traders) intentionally move price to clear out these orders, creating volatility. After the sweep, price often reverses or accelerates in the opposite direction, once liquidity has been taken.
3. Types of Liquidity
• Buy-side Liquidity: This is the pool of buy orders that exist below the current price, often found near support levels or where stop-loss orders for short positions are placed.
• Sell-side Liquidity: These are the sell orders sitting above the current price, commonly at resistance levels or stop-loss orders for long positions.
• Market Liquidity: This refers to the overall ease with which assets can be traded in the market. High market liquidity means there are plenty of buyers and sellers, while low liquidity means fewer participants, leading to higher volatility.
#LiquidityFarming #thread #BTCUptober #moonbix
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Hey Crypto Nerds.
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Who are some crypto nerds that everyone interested in trading should follow?
Looking to learn quick and bet heavy🤑
Let me know your favorites
#thread #crypto #NewsAboutCrypto
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$2 Trillion Vanished: What You’re Not Hearing About Tariffs — And Why It Matters for Web3
While countless voices online debate with little understanding of macroeconomics, it's time we tune into the real experts — economists with a proven global lens. Amid all the noise, something massive is shifting underneath our feet.
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Back in 2018, the United States introduced sweeping tariffs affecting over $300 billion worth of goods, targeting imports from China, Canada, Europe, and beyond. What began as a tactical move evolved into a fundamental rewrite of U.S. trade policy: protectionism over partnerships, tariffs before treaties. The repercussions have rippled far and wide, triggering retaliatory measures across Asia and beyond — with countries like China, Vietnam, and India responding with tariffs of their own. This tit-for-tat strategy has pushed global trade into a new, unpredictable era.
Now, leading economists are warning of deeper consequences. Antonio Fatas of INSEAD highlights how these policies increase global economic uncertainty, with real risks of a slowdown. Nomura’s Takahide Kiuchi believes these moves may undo decades of progress toward free trade, potentially dismantling the post-WWII order. Fitch’s Olu Sonola draws a startling parallel: today’s average tariff rates are approaching those not seen since 1910 — a sign of drastic structural transformation, not just a policy tweak. Meanwhile, ING’s Lynn Song and Capital Economics’ Marcel Thieliant warn of inflationary shocks and weakening supply chains, especially across export-reliant Asian economies.
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So what does this mean for the future — and for decentralized ecosystems like Web3?
As global financial systems feel the strain, the demand for decentralized, borderless platforms will only grow. If traditional institutions falter under policy pressure and market volatility, trust will inevitably shift toward blockchain-based solutions, where code replaces political inconsistency. While markets may face short-term instability, Web3 has the potential to emerge as a resilient alternative in a world where centralized economic decisions are shaking investor confidence.
💡 Key Takeaway: The trade war is no longer a headline — it’s a macroeconomic shift that affects inflation, global supply chains, and capital markets. Web3 builders and investors should prepare for a future shaped by economic fragmentation — and seize the opportunity it presents.
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#BreakingNews
#Thread
#MustRead
#StayInformed #CryptoCommunity
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Back in 2018, the United States introduced sweeping tariffs affecting over $300 billion worth of goods, targeting imports from China, Canada, Europe, and beyond. What began as a tactical move evolved into a fundamental rewrite of U.S. trade policy: protectionism over partnerships, tariffs before treaties. The repercussions have rippled far and wide, triggering retaliatory measures across Asia and beyond — with countries like China, Vietnam, and India responding with tariffs of their own. This tit-for-tat strategy has pushed global trade into a new, unpredictable era.
Now, leading economists are warning of deeper consequences. Antonio Fatas of INSEAD highlights how these policies increase global economic uncertainty, with real risks of a slowdown. Nomura’s Takahide Kiuchi believes these moves may undo decades of progress toward free trade, potentially dismantling the post-WWII order. Fitch’s Olu Sonola draws a startling parallel: today’s average tariff rates are approaching those not seen since 1910 — a sign of drastic structural transformation, not just a policy tweak. Meanwhile, ING’s Lynn Song and Capital Economics’ Marcel Thieliant warn of inflationary shocks and weakening supply chains, especially across export-reliant Asian economies.
$ETH
So what does this mean for the future — and for decentralized ecosystems like Web3?
As global financial systems feel the strain, the demand for decentralized, borderless platforms will only grow. If traditional institutions falter under policy pressure and market volatility, trust will inevitably shift toward blockchain-based solutions, where code replaces political inconsistency. While markets may face short-term instability, Web3 has the potential to emerge as a resilient alternative in a world where centralized economic decisions are shaking investor confidence.
💡 Key Takeaway: The trade war is no longer a headline — it’s a macroeconomic shift that affects inflation, global supply chains, and capital markets. Web3 builders and investors should prepare for a future shaped by economic fragmentation — and seize the opportunity it presents.
$XRP
#BreakingNews
#Thread
#MustRead
#StayInformed #CryptoCommunity
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