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casda858

Cristiano Ronaldo's last World Cup as Portugal champions; hoping Portugal will win.

cfvfsd99

yes

junipero

Ole, Ole, Ole, Ole, Ole, Ole, Ola! 🩵

Ronaldo2win

Go all in on Portugal and thank me later.

junipero

Portugal is definitely quite undervalued here actually. Real strong team + Martinez magic. 🧐

nikitakud77

you think portugal will win this world cup? Spain is actually pretty strong with Lamine Yamal

casda858

Cristiano Ronaldo's last World Cup as Portugal champions; hoping Portugal will win.

cfvfsd99

yes

junipero

Ole, Ole, Ole, Ole, Ole, Ole, Ola! 🩵

Ronaldo2win

Go all in on Portugal and thank me later.

junipero

Portugal is definitely quite undervalued here actually. Real strong team + Martinez magic. 🧐

nikitakud77

you think portugal will win this world cup? Spain is actually pretty strong with Lamine Yamal

casda858

Cristiano Ronaldo's last World Cup as Portugal champions; hoping Portugal will win.

cfvfsd99

yes

junipero

Ole, Ole, Ole, Ole, Ole, Ole, Ola! 🩵

Ronaldo2win

Go all in on Portugal and thank me later.

junipero

Portugal is definitely quite undervalued here actually. Real strong team + Martinez magic. 🧐

nikitakud77

you think portugal will win this world cup? Spain is actually pretty strong with Lamine Yamal

ToastGato

1min market wen ?

Reflecting-Gravity

The best strategy in the 5-minute game is to make very fast trades—micro gains. But it causes me a lot of stress and frustration. I’m entering less and less. What surprises me the most is seeing people drop €3000 in the last 20 seconds. It’s insane. Lately, I’ve been playing the 15-minute one. I love it. You have time to use different strategies depending on the dynamics and movement of the last trades, it’s more “playable,” and you have a bit more time to correct things if you applied a wrong strategy. I’ve named the different strategies I’ve tried in my own way: 1-Going almost all-in in the last 15 seconds: NEVER. You can go broke with a single loss. 2-Betting both sides when it’s 50–50: you minimize losses because you win on the other side 3-Betting both sides at the extremes: I only use it when there’s a lot of bouncing 4-DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging): a classic that works if you do it properly 5-Inverse betting: MY FAVORITE. Buy when the price drops and sell when it rises 6-Scalping micro-movements: only in the 5-minute game 7-Following the trend: NEVER (SORRY my english isnt good. Iam Basque)

calipso-protocol1

I suspect it will be up or down.

ToastGato

1min market wen ?

Reflecting-Gravity

The best strategy in the 5-minute game is to make very fast trades—micro gains. But it causes me a lot of stress and frustration. I’m entering less and less. What surprises me the most is seeing people drop €3000 in the last 20 seconds. It’s insane. Lately, I’ve been playing the 15-minute one. I love it. You have time to use different strategies depending on the dynamics and movement of the last trades, it’s more “playable,” and you have a bit more time to correct things if you applied a wrong strategy. I’ve named the different strategies I’ve tried in my own way: 1-Going almost all-in in the last 15 seconds: NEVER. You can go broke with a single loss. 2-Betting both sides when it’s 50–50: you minimize losses because you win on the other side 3-Betting both sides at the extremes: I only use it when there’s a lot of bouncing 4-DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging): a classic that works if you do it properly 5-Inverse betting: MY FAVORITE. Buy when the price drops and sell when it rises 6-Scalping micro-movements: only in the 5-minute game 7-Following the trend: NEVER (SORRY my english isnt good. Iam Basque)

calipso-protocol1

I suspect it will be up or down.

ToastGato

1min market wen ?

Reflecting-Gravity

The best strategy in the 5-minute game is to make very fast trades—micro gains. But it causes me a lot of stress and frustration. I’m entering less and less. What surprises me the most is seeing people drop €3000 in the last 20 seconds. It’s insane. Lately, I’ve been playing the 15-minute one. I love it. You have time to use different strategies depending on the dynamics and movement of the last trades, it’s more “playable,” and you have a bit more time to correct things if you applied a wrong strategy. I’ve named the different strategies I’ve tried in my own way: 1-Going almost all-in in the last 15 seconds: NEVER. You can go broke with a single loss. 2-Betting both sides when it’s 50–50: you minimize losses because you win on the other side 3-Betting both sides at the extremes: I only use it when there’s a lot of bouncing 4-DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging): a classic that works if you do it properly 5-Inverse betting: MY FAVORITE. Buy when the price drops and sell when it rises 6-Scalping micro-movements: only in the 5-minute game 7-Following the trend: NEVER (SORRY my english isnt good. Iam Basque)

calipso-protocol1

I suspect it will be up or down.