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City of London Crypto Analyst Trader https://teapawt.net/t.co/TdjfiI0lBd

England, United Kingdom
Joined March 2026
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crypto being an alternative financial system doesn’t mean we should analyse it like idiots. decentralised finance deserves better than centralised stupidity. i like crypto precisely because it isn’t TradFi. that doesn’t mean i want lower standards of financial analysis. !!!
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i just made an imocrypto222 tiktok going to try my best to make some helpful trading content and also some lifestyle stuff I wouldn’t post here cause my life is c*nt thanks to trading so will drop some tea on trading skills and how to get rich in this space peace pout check it out (search the name)
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how it feels when you’re learning to trade crypto by yourself opening tradingview for the first time opening coinglass for the first time opening arkham for the first time etc you have to persevere or stay poor simple lock in or you’ll lock your ambitions out
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a lot of traders aren’t trapped by the market they’re trapped by the box they’ve built around themselves a strategy they learned three years ago, a bias they refuse to invalidate, a collection of indicators they were told they need, and a belief that price must behave a certain way because that’s how somebody taught them it behaves the market changes, and instead of changing with it, they contort themselves to remain inside the framework they add another indicator, draw another line, find another reason their original thesis is still right, when it’s clearly not then they manipulation, blame market makers, blame the exchange anything except questioning the box this is one of the most dangerous things about becoming experienced at trading: eventually, your knowledge can stop being an advantage and become a constraint you become so invested in what you already know that you stop observing what is actually happening markets are adaptive systems (the crypto market since its inception makes this very, very clear) participants change, positioning changes, liquidity changes, volatility changes, the variables driving price discovery change, macro changes, incentives change, geopolitical changes etc etc your thinking has to remain equally adaptive sometimes becoming a better trader isn’t about adding another concept to your existing framework it’sabout having the intellectual flexibility to dismantle part of the framework entirely Question the rules you’ve inherited Question your own assumptions Question why you’re looking at the variables you’re looking at and when the evidence contradicts the model, change the model - don’t distort the evidence until it fits the market is infinitely larger than the intellectual box you’ve constructed around it you can spend your entire trading career becoming increasingly sophisticated at operating inside that box Or you can get out it’s time to think outside the box #cryptotrading #tradingpsychology
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wise people after reading this
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over $850,000,000,000 wiped out from the US stock market at open ummmm ok something worse coming?
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today, I made a sub account on @BitunixOfficial and set myself this challenge: i deposited 100 USDT i’m going to share every trade here on X follow the journey, and if you’re impressed, i can teach you how to do the same let’s fucking go im going to flip this account hard and i’m inviting an audience hopefully this shows retail, it can be done, if you learn how to master crypto perps trading
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most retail crypto traders are not losing because the market is unfair they are losing because they are using the wrong framework for the asset class !!! crypto perps are not stocks they are not forex they are a leveraged liquidation-driven derivatives market and they need to be traded like one you need to read the data tells you what is happening right now derivatives positioning onchain flows liquidation architecture the move is already written you just have to learn to read it the edge in crypto perps is not a secret indicator it is not a signal group it is not someone else's calls it is understanding the mechanics of the asset class you are trading deeply enough that you stop being the liquidity and start being the one collecting it the moves we have seen this week on coins like $EVAA $Q $CAP $JCT $BLESS and in recent weeks $BTW $AKE etc can’t be traded using typical retail patterns that developed to trade different asset classes for instance coin that pumped 1000% and retraced 70% is not necessarily dead, it's potentially the cleanest long setup in the market because everyone who got burned is now bearish and a short squeeze pending (if the read of the data suggests this) so, just remember what asset class you’re trading, and if you learned how to trade forex, equities or indices before pivoting to crypto, you have to re-learn or you’ll just keep getting liquidated crypto perps is a complex and multifaceted puzzle, and you have to start bare with all the parts, and put them together, until you can see the full picture and then trade it
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one week in imocrypto $AGT called the reversal. got positioned. posted a video explaining exactly what I was seeing updates given +45% +70% eventually almost +200% from the level in the video but the important part isn’t just the +200% the #AGTUSDT analysis was posted before the move scam coins = my crypto playground receipts below
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$BLESS traders, I tried to warn you before this dump this morning I posted in my TG: “be careful with BLESS.” an hour later the exact MM move I was worried about played out this is why I’m constantly telling traders not to blindly chase pumps one of the biggest mistakes traders make is chasing a pump while OI is extremely elevated and the market hasn’t had a meaningful liquidation event yet price going up ≠ safe long when price expands aggressively alongside a huge build-up in OI, you have more and more leveraged positioning entering the market that positioning becomes liquidity until some of that excess OI has been flushed out, I’m VERY cautious about becoming exit liquidity late into of an extended move you cannot just looking at candles asking: “is this going up?” you have to ask: who is positioned where? where is the liquidity? how much leverage has accumulated? who can be trapped? and what needs to be cleared before the next real move? often you need the liquidation event first and drop in that open interest, before considering getting involved in a pump don’t enter a long until a liquidity event to the downside literally lock this in your brain i beg #BLESSUSDT gave us a pretty good demonstration just now receipts below
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1 week in imocrypto: $Q, again caught the pump long (see previous post) then flipped short. posted the short + first TP zone in the tg while Q was still above $0.20 the move I was waiting for was a liquidation cascade it came #QUSDT dropped ~70% same asset , opposite direction trade the conditions, not your bias receipts below
1 week in imocrypto: $Q had Q on watch before the move saw the onchain context + heavy short liquidation levels above price but no entry, I told the group not to rush it waited for the inducement and dump so OI would get flushed then I longed #QUSDT moved over 300% from the entry patience → confirmation → execution. receipts below
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one week in imocrypto: ethereum:0xc477b6dfd26ec2460b3b92de18837fd476ea7549 this is one of my favourite calls from the week sent this video in my tg ahead of the move, explaining exactly what I was seeing in JCT and the level I expected price to move towards the thesis was simple: the dump was fake, trapping more shorts, and I expected price to move up into the short liquidation levels above then it played out exactly as I described go on, check the chart now and see what happened #JCTUSDT went straight up to the level I had identified in the video before the move happened +70% +85% eventually +122% from my entry not just calling the direction calling the destination - before price got there receipts below
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1 week in imocrypto: $Q had Q on watch before the move saw the onchain context + heavy short liquidation levels above price but no entry, I told the group not to rush it waited for the inducement and dump so OI would get flushed then I longed #QUSDT moved over 300% from the entry patience → confirmation → execution. receipts below
So, I longed $Q AFTER the dump because open interest dropped massively which is obviously going to happen when loads of retail chase those ridiculous green candles I’ve said it over and over again since the start of my trading group: you never chase a pump with fomo, wait for a big drop in open interest then if you see the confirmations on lower timeframes for another pump, then you strike learn more about these confirmations in my tg
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pov you’re in the shame corner because you just did the exact thing you promised yourself you would never do again overleveraged chased an entry you missed entry moved your stop on a losing trade revenge traded the loss ignored your own invalidation watched a winning trade turn red because you couldn’t take profit it’s funny until you realise how many traders are carrying an enormous amount of shame from previous versions of themselves and I don’t think we talk about this enough there is an important difference between guilt and shame guilt says i made a bad decision shame says i am a bad trader one gives you information the other becomes an identity and once shame becomes part of your identity as a trader, it starts contaminating the decisions that come afterwards you hesitate on good setups because you no longer trust yourself you take profit too early because you’re terrified of watching another winner disappear you revenge trade because you desperately want to erase the previous loss you hide from your journal because looking at the evidence feels uncomfortable. you compare yourself to traders online and wonder why everyone else seems to have figured out something you haven’t eventually you’re no longer trading the market in front of you you’re trading against the memory of everything you’ve done wrong that’s how the cycle sustains itself. mistake → shame → loss of self-trust → emotionally distorted decision-making → another mistake → more shame and the trader retreats further into the corner at some point, you have to separate accountability from self-punishment you absolutely should examine your mistakes study them journal them understand exactly what happened and build systems that make them less likely to happen again but you do not need to keep psychologically punishing yourself for a trade you took six months ago the trader who made those mistakes was operating with the knowledge, emotional regulation and experience you had then your responsibility is not to hate that version of yourself. your responsibility is to outgrow them because if every new trading decision is still being filtered through shame about your old ones, you never actually give the new version of yourself room to develop you cannot build self-trust while constantly presenting yourself with evidence that you are fundamentally untrustworthy you cannot become disciplined while privately maintaining an identity built around all the times you weren’t and you cannot invite meaningful development into your trading while remaining emotionally attached to proving that your past mistakes define you you are not your worst trade you’re not alone and it doesn’t mean you won’t make it but eventually, you have to pull yourself out of the corner address the shame you’re carrying from the trader you used to be learn what that version of you needed to teach you then let them go #tradingpsychology #tradingdiscipline #daytrading
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$AIN L/S ratio divergence is +427% on Binance. Top traders by size are at 1.58 (61% long) and retail at 0.30 (23% long), a 38-point gap in long percentage. Hence the epic short squeeze, impulsive bullish moves and frequent fake dumps Anyone trading #AINUSDT simply must be aware of this divergence.
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About $1.85M of AIN shorts have been liquidated in the last 24 hours. By exchange: Binance accounts for about $1.75M of it. Bybit, BingX and Bitunix show nothing recorded, and Gate, MEXC and KuCoin returned no data. So, the real figure is likely higher !!! Binance's public liquidation feed only reports a sample (at most one order per symbol per second), and several venues don't report at all. Treat $1.85M as a floor. For scale, that's small against about $44M of Binance OI and 541M coins of OI overall. With retail still 77% short, most of the shorts that opened into the pump haven't been forced out yet. More short squeeze to come.
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if you see someone on x claiming to be ‘the market maker’ and you’ve believed them, they’re talking shit read this now
THE MARKET MAKER IS NOT A MAN BEHIND A SCREEN Liquidity, leverage, positioning and the machinery beneath crypto price formation Spend enough time in crypto and eventually you encounter the mythology of “the market maker”. But, crypto markets are considerably more complex than a a reductive concept of marker-making would assume. Indeed, liquidity providers exert meaningful influence over short-term price formation. Large participants strategically manage execution. Liquidity is not distributed randomly. Manipulation exists. Spoofing exists. Wash trading exists. Liquidation cascades exist. Information asymmetry exists. But reducing all of this to an omnipotent entity called “the market maker” is analytically conceptually useless. And understanding that complexity changed the way I trade:
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be vigilant lots of scam coin action atm but with big trading opportunities, comes traps just as big
retail traders, listen up: YOU MUST REMIND YOURSELF BEFORE TAKING A TRADE… what is inducing me [retail traders] to take this position who would benefit from enticing me [retail traders] to take this position (market makers etc) and why might they want me [retail traders] to open this position the so-called ‘invisible hand’ of the market, is often not-so -invisible in crypto trading, and *it* may well be manipulating you to do exactly what they need to provide their liquidity
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is $BTW ready for more scam? last time was a pleasure to trade, to say the least
been telling people to long $BTW for many weeks. millions in retail shorts have now been liquidated across a multi-cycle squeeze. and somehow they just kept coming back to short it again. $AKE happened shortly before. retail learnt absolutely nothing. “it’s already pumped too much” is not a short thesis. eventually you’ll be right, but wont still be solvent when the *actual* short arrives. your liquidation levels will have been harvested by the time it’s truly dump-ready. but by a look at liquidation numbers, they already have been. if this is you, the market makers are collecting your cash, and you have made it easy for them
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i know this will piss some people off: but if your entire ‘product’ is keeping inexperienced traders dependent on your next signal, you’re not selling financial freedom you’re selling dependency you’ve probably built an artificially inflated huge social following, post obscene (and fake) PNL screenshots, telling everyone you know the “NEXT 100X” just to *manufacture* enough social proof that follower count becomes a substitute for credibility, and foster a false sense of trustworthiness, and power dynamic, trying to build the facade that you’re some kind of ‘messiah of trading’ i get that business is business and profit is profit, but i would personally rather not larp and trick often-vulnerable people to extract their money, just to provide shit signals and not give a fuck about them as people who have a dream, just to line my own pockets absolute loser behaviour please retail traders, especially new traders, do your due diligence, and don’t blindly trust someone because of their follow count, many followers does not equal good trader, and it certainly does not mean good person behind said account don’t feed take their bait #cryptoscam #cryptosignal
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