Yesterday the cryptocurrencies market crashed again. Or should I say they crashed it again? Because it didn’t crashed itself, isn’t it? During the bloodbath Ether (the currency of the Ethereum network) sank to 3200$ and Bitcoin to $44.5k. There are some speculations that the flash crash was caused by the liquidation of overleveraged position by triggering stop orders. On the other hand some opinions in the market said that prices were driven towards the stop-loss levels by FUD news like: energy concerns, China miners crackdown, US regulators going over Coinbase, protests in El Salvador regarding Bitcoin status as legal tender, etc.

This is not investment advice. Trading carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors. You should never invest money that you cannot afford to lose. From the beginning, many called Bitcoin a bubble, a fraud, a Ponzi scheme, and so on. Fortunately Bitcoin and…

Trading with cryptocurrencies is gaining popularity and in relation to that, there have been many questions whether and when you have to pay your taxes on cryptocurrencies. The tax liability comes mainly in three cases converting cryptocurrency against normal currency trading cryptocurrency for some other cryptocurrencies using crypto money to…

You know what is Dogecoin, right? It is a parody crypto coin created with the meme of Kabosu (Japanese かぼす) a female Shiba Inu (Japanese 柴犬)dog. This Dogecoin was created as a satire of the Bitcoin boom back in 2017 — to prove that any coin can make it (no…

A risk profile function is a function that allows you to control your exposure to a market in order to be able to protect yourself from future risks. The simplest risk profile function is an inverse sublinear function. This function is simply designed to decrease exposure at higher prices and…

A very simple question. This is the dream of all investors or traders, and a question they ask often: How can I beat this market? It is even possible to beat the market? Well, the answer is simple but yet hard enough to put into everyday practice. Yes, it is…

It is well known that most people confuse uncertainty with risk, and that’s why they don’t care much about market exposure. The future is uncertain and it will always be This is true especially when it comes to the social or economical outcome of some future event. Nobody has a crystal ball, nobody knows the future, that’s why trying…

You may have heard statements like “trade with the trend” or “trend is your friend" but what actually is a trend? The favourite discussion for a lot of traders, investors and media is fundamentals vs technicals, but at the end of the day the basis of the trend following method…