Orvayne888

P2P Deal Today:
Amount: 500 USDT
Spread: 1.2%
Cycle Time: 18 minutes
Net: ~6 USDT
Small cycles → steady growth.

Why do I place my own orders in P2P instead of working through others?
In P2P, there is often an emphasis on speed: who finds the listing faster, who clicks the button quicker.
I have come to a different approach.
When you set up your own order, you understand the terms of the deal in advance: the exchange rate, limits, payment format. There’s no need to adapt to others’ rules or make decisions in haste. This reduces the number of mistakes and unnecessary stress.
Yes, this format is not the fastest. Transactions may proceed more slowly than when working with ready-made listings. But it offers

What is happening with BTC ( in simple language ):
On the daily chart, BTC shows a steady downtrend. The price has fallen from approximately 116k and is now trading around 85–86k, which is confirmed by:
price below MA10 / MA30 → market under pressure;
moving averages pointing down — weak momentum;
MACD in the negative zone → buyers are not in control yet;
volumes are decreasing — no aggressive buy-up.
Key point:
The 85k zone is a local support. If it holds, a technical rebound is possible.
If it breaks down and consolidates — the next area of interest is 80–82k.
Conclusion: Now is not the time

There is a lot of noise, promises, and "guarantees" in crypto. I'm not here for that.
My path is real P2P, real deals, and numbers without embellishment. I don't sell courses or invite to closed chats for money. This profile is my work journal where I record experiences, mistakes, and solutions.
P2P is not a "cash button." It’s logic, quick reactions, and discipline. Sometimes the day closes in profit, sometimes the market pressures — and that's normal. The main thing is to understand why you're earning or losing, not just guessing the price.
I share what I go through myself:
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In recent weeks, I am increasingly convinced: P2P is not about "speed," but about stability and systematization. Greed doesn't work here, and emotions don't save you. Only discipline, calculation, and a cool head matter.
I don’t chase the maximum price nor try to catch the perfect moment. My goal is to maintain the pace and not lose control. Small margin, but many repetitions — ultimately, it yields results.
It's not the number of trades that matters, but their quality. It doesn't matter how much you earned in a day — what matters is whether you can repeat it tomorrow.
I'm still learning

I've been interested in financial technologies and how to conduct transactions safely and conveniently in the digital environment for a long time. Every day, I observe how the market develops, new tools and services emerge that make processes faster, more transparent, and more accessible. I'm especially interested in studying how people utilize modern payment methods, instant transfers, and convenient digital solutions for various operations.
I enjoy understanding the mechanics of exchange processes, analyzing price movements, and seeing how technology simplifies interaction between users. Eve