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I've been following Elon Musk's movement in the crypto world for a while, and honestly, it's fascinating to see how his tweets move markets. The guy is literally the richest man on the planet, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, but what makes the most noise is his relationship with cryptocurrencies. He's nicknamed "The Dogefather" for a reason, right?
So I started researching which cryptocurrencies Elon Musk actually has in his portfolio and why he's interested in them. Turns out, the story is more interesting than it seems.
Let's start with Bitcoin. Musk publicly adopted BTC in 2021 when Tesla announce

I just remembered something that many people don't know well: the US dollar has several ways to be abbreviated. The most common is USD, which is the official code according to ISO 4217 standards, but you also see the symbol $ everywhere. Basically, USD is how dollars are officially abbreviated in international transactions.
The interesting thing is that the dollar is not only the currency of the United States, but it is practically the global reference currency. There are countries that don't even issue their own real currency; they simply use dollars directly or peg their currency's value to

I just read about The Merge by Pak and I can't believe it's the most expensive NFT in the world at 91.8 million. The crazy part is that it wasn't sold to a single person, but 28,000 collectors bought pieces of the same NFT. Each paid $575 per unit. So technically, it's the most expensive but also the most distributed—does that make sense?
Then there's Everydays by Beeple with 69 million at Christie's. The guy created a digital artwork every day for 5,000 days and sold it as a massive collage. He started selling it for $100 and ended up at nearly $70 million. The difference is that this was a s

I've been observing for a while how many traders still don't properly utilize the RSI, one of the most accessible yet most misunderstood technical indicators in the market.
Basically, the RSI is an oscillator that shows you the speed of price movements on a scale from 0 to 100. J. Welles Wilder created it in 1978, and since then it has become an essential tool for anyone analyzing charts. The idea is simple: when the RSI indicator rises above 70, you're in overbought territory, which could indicate a downward correction. When it falls below 30, it enters oversold territory, suggesting possible

I just read something quite interesting about the case of Richard Heart and HEX against the SEC. It turns out that last April, the U.S. regulators decided not to refile their fraud lawsuit. The court had already dismissed the charges on February 28, but this is basically the final closure.
For context, the SEC had gone pretty hard against Richard Heart and his projects. They filed the complaint in July 2023, accusing securities fraud, registration violations, and a bunch of other things. They wanted to ban him from operating any kind of crypto security offering. The lawsuit included allegation

Some time ago, I was thinking about the mindset of entrepreneurs who truly change the game.
And the story of Elon Musk in 2002 came to mind, when he sold PayPal and pocketed 180 million dollars.
Imagine that moment: you had enough money to live comfortably for the rest of your life.
But instead, this guy decided to take the riskiest shot possible.
He put all his money into two ideas that most people considered crazy: rockets and electric cars.
SpaceX and Tesla, right?
By 2008, both were practically bankrupt.
He was literally borrowing money to pay rent, dividing what little he ha

I've been observing for a while how many new traders overlook a pattern that can be quite revealing in the markets: the inverted red hammer candle. It's not that it's the magic solution, but when it appears in the right context, it deserves your full attention.
Basically, an inverted red hammer candle forms after sustained declines and shows something interesting: sellers tried to maintain control of the market but buyers started to really fight back. How do you see it? A small red body (close below open) with a very long upper shadow. That long shadow is the key because it indicates significa

I just checked the SOL chart and it’s at $84.42 with a nearly flat movement.
This led me to think about something many beginner traders don’t understand well: what is a pullback in trading and how to differentiate it from a real trend reversal.
You see, in cryptocurrency, stock, or Forex markets, a pullback is that temporary retracement that occurs when the price moves in the opposite direction of the main trend.
It’s not the same as a reversal. A pullback is basically the pause the market takes to “breathe” before continuing with the previous move.
In an uptrend, you see a short-term

I recently reviewed my notes on technical analysis and realized something: most traders I know make the same mistake when working with support and resistance levels. They think it's just drawing lines on the chart, when in reality it's much more than that.
Look, if you want to improve your trading, you need to understand how these levels actually work. I started completely lost, drawing meaningless lines, but over time I learned there is a progressive path to mastering this.
Let's start with the basics. Supports are those zones where the price bounces upward because there is more demand than s

I just realized something that many traders forget: classic trading patterns remain one of the most reliable tools in technical analysis, even with all the technology we have today.
The truth is, these patterns work because they reflect market psychology. When you see a double top or a head and shoulders, it’s no coincidence; it’s the repeated behavior of buyers and sellers leaving their mark on the chart.
There are two main categories that every trader must master. Reversal patterns tell you when the trend is about to change direction. The double top is bearish, the double bottom is bullish.

I have been observing how many novice traders lose money simply because they don't understand what a gap is in trading. The reality is that gaps are one of those market phenomena that can be very profitable if you know how to read them.
Basically, a gap occurs when there is a gap between the closing price of a session and the opening price of the next. This happens due to important news, economic events, or changes in supply and demand. It sounds simple, but how you handle these gaps can make the difference between profits and losses.
There are four main types you need to recognize. First are

Hey, I’m sharing something that has worked pretty well for me in my trades: understanding the engulfing candle is key to detecting trend reversals.
Basically, this pattern appears right when a trend is coming to an end. Imagine the market drops sharply and suddenly you see a candle that completely covers the previous one, not just in the body but also in the wicks. That’s a bullish engulfing and it’s a sign that buyers are taking control. The opposite happens with a bearish engulfing at the end of an uptrend.
To identify it properly, the important thing is that the new candle fully covers the

Recently, someone asked me how to identify what the big players in the market are doing. The truth is, tracking crypto whales has become almost a science among serious traders.
First, let's clarify what a whale is. Basically, they are individuals or entities that accumulate massive amounts of crypto. When we talk about crypto whales, we usually refer to wallets with more than 1,000 BTC, although some consider smaller holders to be whales depending on the asset. The important thing is that they have enough buying or selling power to move the market. If a whale dumps a large Bitcoin block, the p

Recently, I was reviewing trading strategies and came across something that many traders still underestimate: the VWAP. Honestly, it’s one of those indicators that changes your perspective on how to read the market.
Most people think that the average price is just that, an average. But the Volume Weighted Average Price goes much further. It not only shows you the average price of an asset but combines it with trading volume to give you a real picture of market sentiment. It’s like seeing through the trading fog.
Before all this modern technical analysis existed, traders relied on economic data

Recently, I was reviewing how mining actually works in Bitcoin, and honestly, the mechanism is quite clever. Most people believe that mining cryptocurrencies is just solving complex equations, but there's much more behind it.
Mining nodes do two things simultaneously. First, they take all those pending transactions on the network and organize them into a candidate block using a Merkle tree. But what's interesting is that they also create a special transaction called coinbase, which is where the new Bitcoin is issued. If your mining is successful, that transaction sends the reward directly to y

I recently came across the story of Harland Sanders, and honestly, it made me think. It’s not a typical story of a successful entrepreneur; it’s more of a reminder that timing isn’t always what matters.
This guy was born in 1890 in Indiana with everything against him. His father died when he was just 6 years old, so as a child, he ended up cooking and taking care of his siblings while his mom worked. Childhood disappeared quickly. He dropped out of school in seventh grade and then jumped from one job to another — farmhand, streetcar conductor, railroad fireman, insurance salesman. Basically fa

I have been observing how cryptocurrency trading has changed quite a bit in recent years, and honestly, there is a methodology that has gained a lot of ground in institutional circles: ICT or Inner Circle Trader. The truth is, when I started researching this, I was surprised at how Michael Huddleston managed to develop an approach that really changes your perspective on how markets work.
ICT is basically a technical analysis method that focuses on understanding how price moves, but with a very particular angle: how large institutions manipulate it. Michael Huddleston, the creator of this metho

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