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Crypto Trade Breakdown: Step-by-Step Guide & Transcript

0h 22m video Published Jul 20, 2026 Transcribed Aug 7, 2026 D Digahka - Скальпинг
Beginner 5 min read For: Novice crypto traders looking for a systematic, rule-based approach to trading.
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"Delivers on the promise of trade breakdowns, but heavy promotion of the team and channel dilutes the educational value."

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This video from the Puzach team demonstrates a systematic approach to crypto trading by analyzing real trades that strictly follow a defined strategy. The presenter explains the criteria for coin selection, entry and exit points, and the importance of trading based on facts rather than emotions, with each trade illustrating key principles.

[00:47]
First Trade: Coin Selection Criteria

The first trade on a coin that was among top gainers (+130%) with 4 million trades in 24 hours. The team uses a screener (Digash) to filter for formations, selecting coins from top 5-10 gainers/losers or those with over 1 million trades.

[02:15]
Entry Point: Waiting for Factual Confirmation

Puzach did not enter immediately after a retest; he waited for all factors to align and entered only when the strength of longs showed, not with a limit order or in advance. This trade resulted in +9.5% profit.

[04:12]
Second Trade: Liquidity Removal and Long Targets

For the XPL coin, the formation had a clear cascade of levels as targets. After removing liquidity behind lows, the coin had only long targets left. Entry was from the low on price rebound, stop behind the high, and take profits after breaking the cascade, yielding +3.8%.

[06:01]
Third Trade: River Coin - Fact-Based Exit

The coin was at the top of a fall with 2.5 million trades. Entry was based on a rebound from the slope, not guessing. Exit was before the final level because the coin hit resistance, locking in +3% movement. The presenter emphasizes not sitting out declines.

[08:23]
Fourth Trade: River Coin - Long Structure and Liquidity

With 11 million trades, the coin had a clear long structure with rising lows. The trader entered after a reaction from the lows, with stops behind the structure and take profits after breaking all levels. The coin moved further after exit, highlighting the need to monitor the order book.

[09:44]
Fifth Trade: Bit Coin - Short Trend

The coin had a clear short trend, down 20% with 14 million trades. The trader waited for the approach to a short level, entered at the intersection, and took a fast move for +1.2%. The presenter notes that basic, systematic things work in trading.

[10:10]
Sixth Trade: Mon Coin - Stops Behind Highs

The coin grew 27% with 3.7 million trades. Two highs acted as targets, with stops behind them. The trader entered at the intersection of the first level and exited at resistance near a round number, avoiding waiting for a miracle. Result: +3%.

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Seventh Trade: Sirin Coin - Stops and Quick Profit

The coin was up 96% with 17 million trades. The trader identified highs with hidden stops, entered at the intersection of the first level, and took +3% in seconds. The presenter notes the coin went further, suggesting more experience could capture larger moves.

[14:26]
Eighth Trade: Rif Coin - Liquidity Removal and Reaction

The coin was pumped with 3 million trades. The market removed liquidity beyond the nearest low, then went for remaining liquidity. The trader entered after the reaction, with stops behind the stake and take profits after the final level, gaining +5.5%.

[16:07]
Ninth Trade: Retest and Risk-Reward

A coin formed a tilt; the trader entered after a reaction on the retest, with stops behind the retest and take profits after breaking levels. He held for more movement, resulting in +4.5% with a risk-reward of 1:0.6, described as a great deal.

[17:19]
Tenth Trade: Accumulation and Breakout

A coin accumulated in a square, then broke through a high and went long. The entry point gave immediate profit, with takes after crossing levels. The trader took +11% movement, demonstrating the value of waiting for level crossings during activity.

[18:02]
Eleventh Trade: Stake Breakout

The coin formed a final high, started to return, and the trader entered a breakout trade, taking shorts. He gained +6% movement, with entry at breakout and stop behind the trade. The presenter notes it might have been better to exit earlier on take-offs.

[18:29]
Twelfth Trade: Bit Coin - Quick Breakout

Entry at the breakout of the first level, the trader rewrote the final high and fixed the entire position, gaining +2.6%. The presenter emphasizes entering at decisive points where the market immediately gives profit.

[18:57]
Thirteenth Trade: Ala Coin - Scalp

A tilt formed, entry at the intersection of the slope for a breakout, with an impulse. The trader gained +1% in a couple of minutes, illustrating scalping for fast movements.

[19:11]
Fourteenth Trade: Stake Stab

The trader waited for a stab from the high, entered after the coin started falling, and took +6.5% when the price slowed down. He exited on resistance, not waiting for a miracle, emphasizing the importance of a system.

[20:03]
Fifteenth Trade: Sky Coin - Retest and Patience

The coin had a tilt with three touches; on the fourth touch, the trader entered. Stops were behind the retest, take profits after the final high. The coin retested the clone, and the trader held, gaining +5% in 20 minutes. The presenter warns against rash decisions by newbies.

The video reinforces that successful trading relies on a systematic approach: selecting active coins with clear formations, entering based on factual reactions, and exiting at resistance. Following a proven strategy and avoiding emotional decisions are key to consistent profits.

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Study Flashcards (6)

What are the criteria for selecting a coin to trade according to the Puzach team?

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Top 5-10 gainers or losers, or coins with over 1 million trades in 24 hours.

01:17

What tool does the team use to filter for formations?

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The Digash screener.

01:44

Why does the team enter trades based on facts rather than limit orders?

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To enter only when there is confirmed movement or reaction, avoiding guessing.

06:32

What is the significance of stops behind highs in a long trend?

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Stops are market orders; crossing highs triggers buys, providing momentum.

11:08

What common mistake do newbies make when a coin retests a level?

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They close positions prematurely out of fear, missing the subsequent move.

20:46

What is the recommended starting volume for practice?

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A minimum volume of $10.

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💡 Key Takeaways

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Coin Selection Criteria

Provides a clear, actionable filter for choosing tradeable coins.

01:17
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Fact-Based Entry

Emphasizes entering only on confirmed reactions, a core principle for avoiding false entries.

06:32
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Stops as Market Orders

Explains how stop triggers create buying pressure, a key market mechanic.

11:08
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Newbie Mistake: Premature Exit

Highlights a common psychological pitfall that undermines profitable trades.

20:46
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Start Small, Gain Experience

Advises starting with minimal capital to build skill, a practical tip for beginners.

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[00:03] from the Puzach team: "If you wanted to show a beginner how to trade correctly using a working strategy, what kind of trades would you show them? Where

[00:15] all the rules are fully observed, where the trade is made strictly according to the trading strategy, and the traders from the Puzach team shared such trades. They have a clearly, explicitly expressed pattern, which allows you to earn a good income from

[00:30] trading. Now I will show you these trades, explain them completely and tell you how we manage to earn money from trading.

[00:47] the comments. And the first trade that Puzach sent, he writes here: one of the first trades that he made based on the scenario highlighting in the channel. Entry from a spike on activity, exit on impulse when stops are triggered. We open

[01:01] the trade. Here's the first thing. We pay attention to the coin itself. The coin was not chosen randomly, not a random coin. And our team has a clearly developed scenario Coin selection. We trade the top 5-10 coins that are among the top

[01:17] gainers. The top 5-10 coins that are among the top losers. We also trade coins with over 1 million trades in 24 hours. Here, the coin was among the super-top

[01:30] Here, the coin was among the super-top gainers, up 130%, and had 4 million trades. The coin perfectly fits the criteria for an active coin, so Puzachi started trading it. The next criterion is choosing a

[01:44] formation. Here we see that the coin had a clear slope and also a good cascade of levels. We select coins using the Digash screener. Here, we go to the formation tab. Next, we select the exchange, strategy, timeframe, and

[02:00] formation type. We also select the formation the screener will show us. After that, the screener itself completely filters the entire market, all coins, and shows us the best formations currently on the market . After that, we select the

[02:15] formation itself and start trading it. The next step is This is the trading itself. First, here we have the entry point. The coin broke through the slope. After that, it hit a retest. It stood for a while , and then hit that retest. And here's the

[02:30] important point: Puzach wasn't rushing to enter immediately after the retest, after some local structure. He was waiting for a truly good scenario here and entered only when all the factors for trading were fully in place. And

[02:44] what happened here? The coin hit that retest. This low, which retested, the coin hit it. After that, the coin hit these lows. And since this particular trade was quite narrow, these

[02:59] lows act as support for the coin. Therefore, we removed the stops closest to the retest itself on the columns. And after that, as soon as the coin began to return to longs, Puzach opened a trade here not after the fact, not with a limit order, not

[03:15] in advance, but precisely at the moment when the strength of the longs showed. At that moment, When our coin started to grow, there was a reaction, and the guy with the belly button entered, his stop-loss order was behind the structure itself, and he took his take-profits after breaking through a significant level.

[03:31] Ultimately, the coin crossed this high, generated momentum, and when the price slowed down and the coin hit resistance, he locked in his entire position. He ended up making +9.5% of the move. And he didn't sit on the take-profits

[03:45] , waiting for a miracle. He followed the rules exactly. The coin stalled, hit resistance, and he exited. And if he hadn't, the coin would have done so well for him. There's no point in sitting out declines, trading without a

[04:00] strategy, if it doesn't yield any results. That's why it's always important to follow the rules we've outlined. Now let's move on to the next outlined. Now let's move on to the next trade. Here we have the XPL coin. And the guy with the belly button

[04:12] writes that the coin wasn't at the top of the growth chart, but there was this formation. Plus, the coin was active and a lot... A number of trades went long after liquidity was removed from this particular trade. Let's take a look. Here, the coin has a

[04:24] clear, good cascade of levels, which act as our targets. The coin also had a low, and we have stops both behind the low and behind the high. And after we removed the liquidity behind the lows, we ended up with the

[04:38] removed the liquidity behind the lows, we ended up with the which is behind the highs. So, it's already clear that the coin will go long because it has nowhere else to go. It only has

[04:51] long targets left. Therefore, after the coin started to return after the low, the big guy entered the trade due to the reaction. At the moment the coin went long, he clicked; his entry point was from the low on the price rebound.

[05:06] His stop was behind the high itself. This was precisely the scenario's cancellation. In other words , if we go beyond the low itself, that's it. The coin continues to flow into shorts. But if we hold off from this spike, the coin goes long to withdraw all

[05:19] By the way, don't forget about stops either. This is very important, as it's where you'll see the scenario canceled. And Puzač's take profits were after the entire cascade had been broken through. We crossed the first level, and momentum occurred. The coin moved well.

[05:32] As a result, we gained 3.8% profit. Now let's look at the next trade. Here, Puzač posted several trades and wrote: "I think almost all the trades will be important, since this is all about experience." And I remember that Dania said [music] that the

[05:46] observation skills and gain experience. But using my transactions as an example, I would show these . Super Puzacha sent several transactions. Let's take a look at them too. Our first deal will be on the River coin. Here we see that the coin is

[06:01] at the top of the fall. This is excellent. The number of transactions is 2.5 million. Also super. Now let's look at the formation itself. Here we have a clear slope on the coin and also long targets in the form of two levels. Next we have the entry point.

[06:17] Again, the entry point is not in advance, not a limit, not a guessing game, but an entry point based on the fact that we have already started to rebound from the slope. This is the whole point of us trading as a team. Don't enter just anywhere, but

[06:32] only based on facts. Based on the fact that we have already begun a rebound from some zone, or movement has begun, or the strength of people has appeared. We only enter upon factual basis. And it was here that we hit a slump. A

[06:45] rebound began to occur from it. Kuzach saw that we had a reaction and entered into a deal. His stop was behind the reaction itself, and Teiki's was before the final level. And why are the take profits here just before the level, and not something to take for another

[07:00] breakout? Once again, we do everything based on the facts. And here is the fact that the coin has reached this high. She started to bounce back from that final high, which meant she encountered some kind of resistance. And if the coin has encountered

[07:13] resistance, then it is not profitable to sit, wait for some miracle, guard the corn and wait for the moment when something changes. Here we have the fact that the coin has reached resistance. That's it, we're coming out on this fact and we're fully establishing

[07:27] our position. And as a result, the coin rolled in here after its release. What's the point of sitting out this cut? And the coin could have gone even lower. As a result, all the green stuff here could have rolled down. Therefore, there is no point in this action.

[07:41] Therefore, Puzach completely fixed the entire position. Then the coin rolled in, but Puzach didn’t take this ray anymore. The green stuff didn't work for him anymore , he took away the maximum movement. He immediately made a profit, and when he left, the coin rolled in right away. As a result, this is the

[07:54] maximum that could be obtained from this formation. As a result, plus 3% movement. I also wanted to ask you, write in the comments what topic you would like me to cover in the next video. It will be very interesting to read. I

[08:08] read all comments and take them into account. Therefore, write about the topics that interest you. This is how my heart feels to you. Here are some hearts for my beloved subscribers. The next trade here is for the River coin. The coin had as many as 11 million

[08:23] transactions. That's a lot. It is clear that everyone is trading the coin, and everyone sees the formation of this coin. There was a clear, good, excellent cascade of long levels here. The coin had a long structure, where the coins of the lai were not

[08:37] rewritten, but rather they rose and held the zone. Here the pot-bellied guy saw this, saw the market structure, that the coin is growing historically, that it is holding its prices, and the coin still has long liquidity, then it is

[08:50] clear that he will be here hunting for the withdrawal of long liquidity. As a result, the coin began to bounce off these likes. Kuzach saw this. After the reaction, he entered into a deal. His stop was located behind the

[09:03] structure itself, and his take profits were after breaking through all levels. As a result, he entered, the green light immediately drew for him, and the coin went completely according to his take profits. Here, of course, it would have been possible to sit further on the take profits and take the biggest move.

[09:16] Here. Because we see that the pot-bellied man has come out and the coin has gone even further. Therefore, it is also important to always monitor what is happening in our glass, because after the breakouts themselves, the movements can develop very well, so we need

[09:29] to be more attentive. And so the deal turned out to be absolutely super-excellent and everything was done strictly according to strategy. Let's move on to the next transaction on the bit coin. The coin has a clear short trend here. The coin has fallen by 20%, plus it has

[09:44] 14 million transactions. The coin is super active, there is a clear, understandable trend. She formed a short level with two touches on this trend. As a result, Puzach waited for the approach to this level, entered the intersection, and took a

[09:57] clean, fast move to break out with the aim of gaining momentum. As a result, + 1.2% movement. Everything is as clear, understandable and easy as possible. In trading, you don't need to invent anything at all. In trading, the basic things that we have work.

[10:10] Next deal on the Mon coin. Here, the coin is already at the top of growth, the coin is already at the top of growth, having grown by 27% and has 3.7 million transactions. On the chart we see that it has two highs, which

[10:23] act as our targets. And behind these highs there is a lot of ? Where do people's feet come from ? If a coin has a trend in one direction or another, long or short, in this case long, 27% growth, then a

[10:39] large number of people will gather in this coin who are trying to catch the top point in order to enter from there and take the full reversal. these coins. Where is the Mon coin growing here? Where are the highest points here? Of

[10:55] course, it will be these very highs. People saw a high, shorted it, put stops behind the high, saw another high, saw that this high did not rewrite the previous high, shorted it again, put stops behind the

[11:08] next high. As a result, when we approach these highs and cross them, people's stops are triggered; stops are market orders. As a result, a large number of purchases appear on the market, because people go short, and in order to

[11:20] exit the position, they set a stop, and a stop is a long purchase at the crossing the levels , that all the dancing, all the fun, all the excitement began. Well, the pot-bellied guy did everything exactly

[11:35] right here. The entry point is at the intersection of the first level, and Teiki after the breakout of these levels. And he didn’t come out right away, but did it as carefully as possible. He waited for resistance, and then there was the super round number of

[11:50] density there. We approached this density, we hit it, and the pot-bellied one came out here. As a result, he left, and then the coin went short right on those same candles and then slightly went short again. And here's the important point: you don't have to sit it out, wait for some miracle, for some kind of

[12:06] have to sit it out, wait for some miracle, for some kind of , for the coin to make some incredible movement. This usually doesn't happen. The market operates according to basic algorithms because it works for us

[12:18] . Therefore, you should only do what is supported by facts and what has logic. And if you want to take those kinds of trades off the market, our team of fatties has a pinned message with the most detailed

[12:32] training for all types of traders. For beginners, where everything is fully described, how to trade, for experienced traders. Here is my trading strategy, the key points, and how it works. Everything is described in full detail.

[12:46] Trade reviews where you can learn from experience, trading psychology, real-life trading, current formations with pre-determined trading scenarios, a friendly team, and 24/7 support. I'll leave a link to the pot-bellied team in the description below the video.

[13:02] Join us, let's pull the green stuff together. The next deal will be for the Sirin coin. And again, the coin is in the super-top of growth, having grown by is in the super-top of growth, having grown by 96%. It has 17 million transactions, so it's

[13:15] clear that people will trade this coin . And what do people do? They set their stops, enter trades, exit, lock in positions, add to them, average them out, and stop them out. That is, people do these actions. And

[13:28] knowing where people will do these actions, we can join in these places and take our money, put it in our pocket. That 's why the pot-bellied guy here chose this coin for trading. I noted clear highs

[13:42] behind which a large number of stops were hidden , entered a trade at the intersection of the first level and took home a plus 3% in a couple of seconds. But here we see that the coin has gone further, so most likely, the price in the order book continued to be pushed,

[13:58] the coin was pushed, and it would have been possible to take 10 percent or 15 percent here, take this entire exit. Therefore, you need to be more attentive and make more trades, analyze more trades, so that you have more experience, which

[14:12] will ultimately turn into your skill, the ability to manage your position, and this will actually develop into an increase in your profits. Let's move on to the next deals that the Kuzachi sent us. Here is a Rif coin, it was

[14:26] pumped. The coin was active with 3 million transactions in 24 hours. Entrance from the chain. Let's see what it looked like. Here we see that the coin has grown and formed a pro-trade level. And in this pro-trading pot-bellied man he has already

[14:40] started trading. He came here from the slaughter of the nearest loy. The coin once again formed long liquidity, long targets, long levels, and it had the nearest short level. And so the market most often moves in this way:

[14:55] it removes the closest liquidity that we have, and then goes for the remaining liquidity. And that's what happened here. The coin has withdrawn liquidity beyond the nearest low. They started to return the whole land . Puzach came in after the reaction,

[15:10] after they had already started returning the coin . And this is absolutely correct. There is no need to enter limits in advance. We need to enter based on the fact that we have already seen good movement, based on the fact that we have developed an interest in longs.

[15:22] His stop was located behind the stake itself, and Teiki's was after crossing the final level. As a result, he took plus 5.5% of the movement here. as quickly, clearly and strategically as possible. By the way, the coin eventually went further. She also has this

[15:37] long trend that happened. It could also be pulled out. By the way, I recently posted a video to the Puzachy team about how to extract trends. And after watching this video, the fat ones can take bigger deals,

[15:52] rather complex topic, and that's why I recorded the video. Now it has become much easier for everyone. So, next deal. Well, today there is only one girl. [music] So, here we have a coin that has formed a tilt. We got through it.

[16:07] Here on the retest I wanted a pot-bellied one after the reaction started, after we started to rebound, he entered into a deal. His stop was located behind deal. His stop was located behind the retest itself. And take profits after a high, after

[16:20] breaking through levels. By the way, he apparently wanted to get more movement here, so he didn’t come out immediately after the crossing. But this is also correct, because the coin can go further and you can get much more from the transaction, so you

[16:32] after the coin had already started to roll in, it ended up with a plus 4.5% movement. And here he got a riskreward of 1 to his stop, his take profit is 0.6%. This is a really great deal, excellent, where everything is done strictly

[16:49] according to strategy. I also wanted to remind you that I have a Telegram channel. In it I post the work on my deals, posts from my life, posts on the topic of psychology, what I do in life, what deals I work on, and much more. I'll leave a link to the

[17:03] Telegram channel in the description below the video. Join us, let's have fun. It's amazing. The next trade entry is from the retest of the torque. Here we had such a square. We accumulated the price, then formed the den targets, and the coin

[17:19] hit this square. Here we also had a small accumulation level. As a result, the coin broke through this high, broke the structure, and went long. The entry point immediately gives profit. And after the crossing here are the takes. Well, more precisely, even when

[17:33] approaching the long level. There were takes here a little earlier. But if we hit a level and the coin meets resistance, then in that case, yes, we is approaching a level during activity, then in this case it is better to sit back and

[17:47] wait for the level to be crossed in order to gain additional movement. Exit. As a result, Puzachiy took plus 11% of the movement here. Everything is clear, super, excellent. The next deal here is from the stake. So it turns out we called this final high, the coin

[18:02] started to return, and the pot-bellied guy went into a breakout of the trade, took the exit into shorts. Plus 6% movement, also a great deal. Entry point for breakout, trading. Stop for the trade itself. And here

[18:15] we crossed these barks, started to roll in and on the roll out of the teiki. Well, it would have been possible to exit earlier based on the take-offs , without waiting for such a roll-in. Let's move on. Here we have a coin bit. Entry point at the breakout of the first level. We traded it and

[18:29] started to approach. The pot-bellied man came in and immediately a little green appeared. We rewrote the final high. There, apparently, they stopped and the pot-bellied one completely fixed the entire position. As a result, I gained 2.6% of the movement. A clear, quick deal on the

[18:43] breakout entered, green stuff immediately appeared. And this is the essence of our trading strategy. To enter at the decisive point where you entered, the market immediately gives a profit. Next deal is Ala coin. A tilt has formed here. Entry point

[18:57] at the intersection of the slope for a breakout. There was an impulse. Plus 1% movement. The fastest possible deal in a couple of minutes plus interest. We also trade such scalpers . We collect fast movements from the market. He is a coin over a stake. Here

[19:11] market. He is a coin over a stake. Here we have Puzach waiting for a stab from the high. The coin began to roll in. And here the pot-bellied man didn’t come in advance. He came in because of the fact that a stab had occurred. They stabbed him, the coin started to fall, he

[19:23] went in and opened a deal. As a result, he immediately got a green light, and he took a plus 6.5% of the take profit movement when the price slowed down. This is what our higher timeframe looks like. He gained a clear, fast movement and he came out on the take. The coin

[19:37] began to roll in. That is, he came out [music] correctly on the slowdown, on the resistance, and not sit and wait for some miracle, some grand movement, or else, like newbies like to do, that they set themselves the

[19:49] computer, a car, an apartment, something else with one deal and, as a result, they chase these endless X's. But this does not lead to anything good, because in trading, a system is important. Only with a system will you achieve

[20:03] good results. Next deal. Here we have a Sky coin. The coin had a tilt of 1 2 three touches. And on the fourth touch the pot-bellied one just came in. He had an entry point here. His stop was behind the retest, behind the

[20:17] closest loy that we had. And the take profits were after the breakout of the final high, which we also had here. As a result, the pot-bellied guy came in and immediately got the green paint again. Then the coin was retested for a clone and moved on.

[20:32] Here's another point: they retested the clone, the coin treaded on the stop, and newcomers who enter on increased volume begin to worry during the transaction and make rash decisions. They are afraid that the coin will roll in, that it

[20:46] will stop at the stop, or that it will draw a few minuses. They want to get a plus right away. And such newbies make a very common mistake in that they take rash actions. As a result, as soon as the coin reaches a stop

[20:59] or is slightly in the minus, they simply close the position. As a result, they are knocked out by a stop or they exit on their own and after that the coin goes according to take profits. Therefore, you need to understand what you are doing, what you are trading, why it works, why

[21:11] we should have a movement, and then everything will fall into place, it will be much easier to trade, because you understand the origin of the movements themselves. That's why Puzachetko decided on trading scenarios. Entry point into the tilt. stop

[21:25] for retest on the column. After that, he put together a clear, good exit into longs. As put together a clear, good exit into longs. As a result, in 20 minutes there was a plus 5% movement. The market essentially produces the same movements. People behave the same way

[21:37] when trading coins. Knowing people's behavior, where and what they will do, we, as a team of bubbles, join this place and take our green stuff. We put some money in our pockets. There is no need to invent anything new. there’s some kind of

[21:51] loot button, a button was stolen, something else . No, the market operates on the usual systemic things, which I have just shown. We trade a system, something that brings good results. If you want trading to become your

[22:04] primary source of income, you need to adopt a statistically profitable strategy so that you have the exact trading template I you start practicing with a minimum volume of $10. You gain experience,

[22:19] practice, you acquire knowledge, and then all this is converted into money, into good income from trading. You will definitely succeed, I believe in you. shake hands, enjoy ourselves, have fun, and inflate our huge, green bellies. Thank you all very much

[22:33] for watching. I send you rays of happiness, rays of energy, rays of positivity, rays of greenery. You will definitely succeed. Goodbye. Bye. Bam! succeed. Goodbye. Bye. Bam!

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