[00:02] Peace be upon you. In this market, you and I need one thing: to buy a currency at the right time and at the right price, and also to sell it at the right time and at the right price.
[00:15] The method I will explain is one I haven't applied myself, but I am about to apply it, and I am 100% sure it will work for me. Why? Because simply put, I am talking about the fundamentals of the market, which is the cryptocurrency market, and the fundamentals of technical analysis. I will combine the two to get the best
[00:30] combine the two to get the best possible result. I will start by talking about the fundamentals of this market. How does this market work? In your opinion, how do these currencies in front of you move? Who moves them? Is it ordinary people or market makers? Of course, it's market makers. So how do
[00:45] market makers move, even with Bitcoin? I mean, even Bitcoin, how do they move? It's a hot market, and it's psychological, and that's what we analyze. But the way the buying and selling is done is simply through bots. These are things programmed to buy in this area and to accumulate in this
[01:02] entire area, and then there is an upward movement and selling. So, it's not the whale or the market maker who buys himself; not the whale or the market maker who buys himself; he lets an artificial intelligence bot buy.  The entire market is programmed in this way: liquidity distribution. If not in the
[01:18] same currency, then in all currencies. So, Bitcoin moves first, then the classic currencies, then Metaverse, then MIMS, and so on. Understanding this structure is crucial to exploiting it. You now understand that the market moves by liquidity distribution. Liquidity enters Bitcoin, then goes
[01:34] to other currencies, and so on. Now, the question is, how do I know that after Bitcoin moves, EGX, for example, or Atom, or ABTS will move directly after it? You need to
[01:47] live with the market. From 15 to 30, this is a complete wave, and most currencies have moved within this wave. You are simply in an upward or even downward wave, as long as it's a large wave. Just observe the market with the group you
[02:04] the market with the group you follow and the recommendations. If a currency enters the list of winners, record it in a table. Put its name in a simple table and leave it. Then, after a while, if another currency enters the winners list, put it in the same table and write down its date.
[02:20] Over time, if this is a wave...  Okay, so what you 'll have is a list of currencies that move sequentially, not a pump for any one currency. Simply put, you've applied one of the fundamentals of buying a suitable currency: when a currency moves, the liquidity in
[02:37] that currency will naturally flow to the next one. Of course, these currencies must be relatively new. It can't be a very new currency, like one that's only a day and a half old and day and a half old and moves after another currency, like Aptos. You can't add it to the
[02:51] list. But if it moves after another currency, like Afts, for example, you can add it. and leave the video, the first point will bring you back to this second point
[03:05] will bring you back to this second point because they complement each other. Without both, you wo n't know what to do. This second point might be helpful, but the first might not. So, watch the video until might be helpful, but the first might not. So, watch the video until the end. I'll explain using a new currency, or one that's not
[03:17] years old. The reason I'm explaining this currency is because many people say, "Thank you, I'm new to analysis."  Technical analysis doesn't respect the technical aspects. I'm going to analysis."  Technical analysis doesn't respect the technical aspects. I'm going to analyze a new currency for you now, and at the same time teach you
[03:30] about another one, because technical analysis doesn't distinguish between new and old. Technical analysis only recognizes conditions and candlesticks. The only difference is speed; this currency might be faster than Bitcoin, and that's normal. The question is, in technical analysis, how can I sell here and buy there? How do I know it's the
[03:46] right area to buy? You only need one thing, my friend: to understand the basics of only need one thing, my friend: to understand the basics of market behavior. Generally, the behavior is upward, then sideways, then downward, then sideways again, then upwards, and so on. But this is for the average person, for someone who does
[04:03] n't know what technical analysis is. As someone who needs to analyze and follow technical analysis to buy and sell, you need to understand that the market isn't like that at all. The market is about rising, falling, or correcting. We can say that this market consists of only two waves: the
[04:20] trend, which is upward or downward, and the correction, which is the opposite of the trend. It's not a flat path. Keep in mind, this isn't a sideways path. To buy a currency at the right price at the right time, in technical analysis, I only need to know its target and whether it has reached that target or not.
[04:36] Target setting is always based on patterns. For example, we have this pattern. You need to learn technical patterns. For instance, we have this pattern where it was strong and then became a bearish flag. Simply set its target in this way and set a target for the currency. What is the target for the
[04:51] Simply set its target in this way and set a target for the currency. What is the target for the currency? What is 1 and 12?
[05:56] has reversed? He answered his target simply: if there are large patterns, I rely on them. For example, this is considered a large patterns, I rely on them. For example, this is considered a large pattern, meaning a large target. I can rely on it like this: large pattern, meaning a large target. I can rely on it like this:
[06:30] same time, buy when the currency gives you an upward move, then a continuation pattern is completed. Then upward move, then a continuation pattern is completed. Then enter and don't sell. Be patient. Don't sell at all. Don't sell. And of course, all this analysis is done on large daily timeframes, four hours maximum.  It's helpful to
[06:46] analyze using a 15-minute timeframe, for example. These timeframes can be useful, but don't make them the primary focus of your analysis. When a bullish signal appears—meaning you get several green candles, or even just one green candle followed by a correction—you need a strong market push followed by a correction to
[07:02] strong market push followed by a correction to test the strength of buyers and sellers. If you look at this upward movement, notice there isn't a significant correction; there aren't many red candles, many red candles, just a single upward wave. Here, we can almost
[07:16] say this is a continuation pattern. After the pattern breaks, it continues. Where do you sell? When it gives you a wave and then breaks, you sell. This way, you've solved the problem of people who tell you to divide your trades, and you've solved the problem of people who tell you to draw a trend line and
[07:32] enter. You've solved many other problems too numerous to list in this video. If this video didn't help you, watch it again, as the explanation might be too quick. If this video was helpful, please like and subscribe to the channel. Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you.