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What are the five key elements of a successful swing trade outlined by Jesse Ai?

1) FOMC calendar alignment 2) Tracking regulation 3) On-chain data analysis 4) Classic patterns & trendlines 5) Chart indicators

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Why are FOMC meetings considered the cornerstone of swing-trade planning?

They reliably generate volatility; trades timed around them have produced the highest-yield swings in past examples like $FIRE, $WELL, and $RNDR.

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How does a Federal Reserve rate cut typically affect crypto-market sentiment?

It signals a risk-on environment, encouraging bullishness and capital inflows into crypto.

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How does a Federal Reserve rate hike usually affect market sentiment for crypto?

It creates a risk-off environment, leading to selling pressure and defensive positioning.

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What useful information is found in the Summary of Economic Projections (SEP)?

GDP growth, inflation forecasts, and the dot plot of future rate expectations, which shape long-term sentiment.

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How do projections of future rate cuts influence the "distribution phase"?

They lengthen the phase, attracting institutional interest to sectors like DeFi and AI in anticipation of looser policy.

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Why is analyzing the Fed Chair’s tone during press conferences important?

Dovish or hawkish language can instantly shift market sentiment, triggering rallies or sell-offs.

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What market reaction is usually triggered by dovish language from the Fed Chair?

A bullish rally as traders anticipate easier monetary policy.

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What effect does an expanding Federal Reserve balance sheet (QE) have on crypto markets?

Injects liquidity, generally lifting risk assets such as cryptocurrencies.

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What is quantitative tightening (QT) and its usual effect on markets?

QT shrinks the Fed balance sheet by selling bonds; it removes liquidity and pressures risk assets downward.

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How can a strong labor market influence the timing of Federal Reserve rate cuts?

It can delay cuts because the Fed sees less need to stimulate when employment is robust.

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How might a weakening labor market push the Fed to change policy?

Rising job losses encourage the Fed to cut rates more aggressively to support growth.

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Which inflation metrics do traders focus on during bull markets for clues about policy?

CPI and PCE readings, along with leading data like warehouse prices and supply-chain costs.

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What immediate reaction can forward guidance on future rate cuts provoke?

Sharp market moves, as traders quickly reprice assets based on the new policy path.

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How far in advance does the outline suggest starting to DCA before an expected dovish FOMC?

About one week before the meeting, based on anticipated dovish signals.

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Give one trade example that was successfully timed around an FOMC meeting from the notes.

Shorting AVAX during the May 3, 2023 rate-hike meeting (or buying $FIRE from $0.50 to $1.60).

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When did the previous crypto-market peak occur relative to the November 3 2021 FOMC meeting?

It peaked on November 9 2021, just days after the meeting.

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What potential policy shift could turn the current bull market into a super-cycle, according to the lecture?

A transition from QT to QE by the Federal Reserve.

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How would a 25-basis-point rate cut at the December 17 meeting likely affect crypto?

It would create a bullish, risk-on environment for the crypto market.

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Why is monitoring regulation important for swing trades?

Regulatory moves (e.g., ETF approvals, central-bank policies) can instantly reprice entire sectors.

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Name two regulatory events cited that can impact crypto markets.

SEC approval of a Bitcoin ETF and the Bank of Japan’s potential rate hike on December 18.

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Which central bank’s December 18 rate decision could disrupt carry trades, per the notes?

The Bank of Japan (BOJ).

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How can AI tools like ChatGPT assist traders with regulatory research?

By quickly uncovering and summarizing regulatory factors affecting a specific asset, sector, or market.

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What do rising active wallet addresses and transaction volume generally indicate?

Higher network engagement and growing user activity, bullish for price action.

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Which platform provides comprehensive on-chain metrics such as active addresses?

Glassnode.

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What does whale activity on the blockchain often signal?

Accumulation (buying) or distribution (selling) by large holders, foreshadowing major moves.

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Which service tracks large cryptocurrency transactions across multiple blockchains?

Whale Alert.

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What do exchange outflows generally suggest about investor sentiment?

Bullish sentiment, as coins leaving exchanges imply holders intend to keep them off-market.

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Where can traders find schedules for upcoming token unlocks?

Sites like Token Unlocks by CoinMarketCap, CryptoRank, and ChainBroker.

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Why are upcoming exchange listings important data for swing trades?

Listings often spark short-term demand spikes and price appreciation.

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Which calendar resource also tracks hard forks and mainnet launches?

CoinMarketCal.

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How can protocol performance upgrades influence long-term adoption?

Upgrades enhance speed, security, or scalability, attracting more users and investors.

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What pairing of events is expected for Kaspa in Q1 2025?

Kaspa’s 10 BPS upgrade coinciding with a pause in Federal Reserve QT.

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Which bullish chart pattern is ranked strongest in the lecture notes?

Cup & Handle.

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List the bullish chart patterns from strongest to weakest mentioned.

Cup & Handle, Ascending Triangle, Broadening Wedge, Falling Wedge, Symmetrical Triangle, Double Bottom.

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Why are classic chart patterns valuable tools for swing traders?

They visualize market psychology and add statistical certainty to fundamental outlooks.

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What constitutes an ideal support/resistance setup for a swing trade?

Strong support near entry and a resistance level that average pattern performance can break.

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Which stochastic setup is highlighted as consistently delivering good results?

A full-retrace 1-day stochastic setup.

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Name three additional chart indicators mentioned besides the stochastic.

SMA50, Visible Range Volume Finder, and Volume Strength Finder.

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What trading insight does the SMA50 commonly provide?

It identifies medium-term trend direction and dynamic support/resistance.

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How many points are in the main checklist system traders should consult before using this guideline?

24 points.

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What is the purpose of the "gem-hunting phase"?

To locate undervalued high-potential assets before planning the purchase strategy.

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How do price charts function as reflections of market psychology?

They visually capture collective buying and selling behavior driven by sentiment.

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Why is aligning trades with the FOMC calendar described as a proven approach?

Historical data show significant, predictable volatility around those dates that can be exploited.

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Which collections are cited as covering Macroeconomics, Origin Trendlines, and Classic Patterns in depth?

The document set titled "Collections," serving as supplemental study to the checklist.

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Why should traders analyze token unlock schedules before entering a swing trade?

Unlocks increase supply, potentially exerting downward price pressure.

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In trading terminology, what does "DCA" stand for?

Dollar-Cost Averaging.

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What kind of market environment results from a risk-on sentiment?

Investors favor higher-risk assets like equities and cryptocurrencies, pushing their prices up.

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What is the typical market reaction to hawkish comments from the Fed Chair?

Sell-offs or downward pressure on risk assets such as crypto.

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What does the "Visible Range Volume Finder" help a trader identify?

Key price levels with high historical trading volume, acting as support or resistance.

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What monetary policy conditions defined the 2017 altcoin bull run?

High interest rates combined with limited quantitative easing.

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  1. What monetary policy conditions defined the 2021 altcoin bull run?

Low interest rates alongside full, aggressive quantitative easing.

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How did abundant liquidity in 2021 affect altcoins after the peak?

It produced a one-year distribution phase instead of a brief blow-off.

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  1. What market pattern did altcoins display at the end of the 2017 run?

A rapid blow-off top followed by a sharp decline.

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  1. On 9 Jan 2025, what was the yield on 1-Year U.S. Treasury securities?

Approximately 4.16 percent.

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  1. Which bond maturities mainly fueled the 2017 round of quantitative easing?

3-to-5-year and 1-to-3-year Treasury bonds.

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  1. Which monetary shift coincided with the 2017 altcoin market peak?

The Federal Reserve’s switch from QE to QT during an FOMC meeting.

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What was happening to interest rates throughout the 2017 crypto bull market?

The Fed was actively raising rates the entire cycle.

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In 2021, which bond maturities did the Fed buy most aggressively?

A broad range—from 10-year notes down to 3-month bills.

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What policy cycle began in November 2021 when the Fed started selling bonds?

Quantitative tightening.

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  1. Besides launching QT, what rate move did the Fed make in Nov 2021?

It raised the federal funds rate from 0 percent to 0.25 percent.

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  1. When is the Fed currently expected to halt quantitative tightening (subject to vote)?

In May 2025.

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  1. What sudden policy action in March 2023 highlighted balance-sheet volatility?

A 30-day return to quantitative easing.

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  1. According to the notes, what will make the next market peak obvious to investors?

Staying closely aligned with monetary policy signals and FOMC meetings.

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  1. Which earlier crypto cycle does the present bull run most closely resemble?

The 2017 cycle.

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  1. Who are cited as working to reduce U.S. government spending, potentially lowering inflation?

Elon Musk and the DOGE community.

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What is the core goal of quantitative easing (QE)?

To inject liquidity into the economy by purchasing assets from investors.

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  1. What is the core goal of quantitative tightening (QT)?

To withdraw liquidity by selling assets back into the market.

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What term describes the 2021 post-peak altcoin period lasting about 12 months?

A one-year distribution phase.

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  1. Which TradingView chart was repeatedly referenced for altcoin valuations?

Crypto Total Market Cap Excluding BTC and ETH.

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  1. How did full QE with low rates affect altcoin capital flows in 2021?

It funneled extra capital on-chain, extending the market’s life span.

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  1. What Treasury-data acronym (from FRED) tracks 1-Year yields?

DGS1.

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What does the Weighted Average Maturity metric measure?

The average time remaining until Treasury securities mature.

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  1. During the 2017 cycle, what color denoted QE-targeted bonds on the chart?

Green.

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  1. Which U.S. central-bank committee decides on QE and QT shifts?

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC).

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  1. From whom does the Fed primarily purchase assets when conducting QE?

Large institutional investors such as BlackRock.

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  1. How are ‘risk-on’ markets typically affected by aggressive QE?

They receive a surge of liquidity, pushing asset prices higher.

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  1. What major change is anticipated for the first quarter of 2025?

Potential significant shifts in monetary policy impacting the bull run.

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  1. Roughly what level did the altcoin market cap (ex-BTC/ETH) reach on charts shown?

About $1.1 trillion.

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  1. In market-cycle language, what is a ‘blow-off top’?

A fast, steep price spike followed by an abrupt drop.

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  1. What distinguishes ‘limited’ from ‘full’ QE in the notes?

Limited QE targets only a few maturities, whereas full QE spans almost all maturities.

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  1. Which constant-maturity series was used to illustrate rising rates in 2017?

The 1-Year U.S. Treasury yield.

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  1. When did the Fed last raise rates from the zero-bound before 2025, per notes?

November 2021.

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  1. What specific event marked the 2017 crypto market top?

An FOMC meeting that ended QE and initiated QT.

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  1. What abbreviation stands for Quantitative Easing?

QE.

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  1. What abbreviation stands for Quantitative Tightening?

QT.

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  1. Which candlestick style was mentioned in the TradingView charts used?

Heikin Ashi.

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  1. Why exclude Bitcoin and Ethereum when studying altcoin market cap?

To focus solely on the performance of alternative cryptocurrencies.

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Name one maturity bracket highlighted in the Treasury profile besides 3-5 years.

1-3 years (also acceptable: 0-3 months or >10 years).

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  1. What is considered the longest maturity grouping in the Fed’s chart?

Greater than 10 years.

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  1. How do zero-percent interest rates typically influence crypto markets?

They encourage risk-taking by making capital cheap, boosting crypto demand.

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  1. Over which years does the Treasury maturity profile data extend in the notes?

From 2004 through 2024.

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  1. By what mechanism does QT remove liquidity from the economy?

Through the sale and runoff of Treasury and mortgage-backed securities.

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  1. What online platform provides the economic data series cited (e.g., DGS1)?

The Federal Reserve Economic Data site (FRED).

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  1. What market condition often results from rising Treasury yields?

Tightening financial conditions that can pressure risk assets.

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  1. How can broad QE lead to an elongated distribution phase rather than a blow-off?

Greater, sustained liquidity supports prices longer, delaying sharp reversal.

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  1. What tool does the Fed use to implement both QE and QT?

Adjusting the size and composition of its balance sheet.

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According to the notes, what characteristic marks the current (2024-2025) bull run?

Policy features similar to the 2017 cycle but with potential mid-2025 shifts.

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  1. By monitoring which two indicators can traders time crypto peaks, per the lecture?

Fed balance-sheet changes and FOMC rate decisions.

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  1. What planned event in May 2025 could reshape crypto-market liquidity?

A possible Fed decision to end quantitative tightening.