😤 Price breaks the key level, triggers your stop-loss order, and then reverses, leaving you on the sidelines. This is a liquidity sweep.

Larger traders push the price into areas where retail traders’ stop-losses are clustered to fill their own orders, and then move the price in the opposite direction. You can usually spot it by a false breakout, where a candle pierces the level with a long wick before the price quickly reverses 📉 This pattern is easiest to see on the H1 and H4 charts.

Our new article explains how a liquidity sweep differs from a liquidity grab and how to use Smart Money Concepts in your trading.

📊 Copy trading can be more than a way to follow a trader. It can also help you learn from their decisions.

Study entry points, stop-loss levels and position management to better understand their trading approach. Remember that past performance does not guarantee future profits.

👇 What do you look at when choosing a trader to copy?

💰 LiteFinance bonuses work differently depending on their type.

A non-tradable bonus is removed under specific conditions, while a tradable bonus can remain in your account until stop-out. Learn how they differ and how this affects your trading.

👇 Do you know which type of bonus you use?

📱 Your phone dies, and you can't open your crypto wallet. How do you get back in? This is where the seed phrase you saved when setting up your wallet comes in.

A seed phrase is a sequence of usually 12 or 24 words that lets you restore access to your crypto in a compatible wallet. Keeping it safe is essential, as notes apps and cloud photos could leave it exposed to others, while a paper copy could be damaged by water 🔐

Our new article explains how crypto seed phrases work and how to store them securely.

🎯 A stop-loss should be placed where your trading scenario is no longer valid.

If it’s too close to the entry price, a normal market fluctuation may close the trade too early. First identify the level that invalidates your setup, then calculate your position size based on your risk.

👇 Where do you usually place your stop-loss?