This meme coin is up +3,000% YTD and it just broke out yet again.

The crypto community has done a terrible job of educating people what the hell all these tokens do.

Let's face it, none of us have time to dig through hundreds of whitepapers full of complex jargon.

The end result is no one knows what all these tokens do.

This is a problem.

But I think I have a solution.

As I've been writing about for some time now, it appears the crypto bear market is concluding.

We're in a bull market in traditional assets and stocks are still pressing higher.

I'm still bullish looking ahead in the coming months and quarters, but neutral in the short term as Bitcoin trades sideways in anticipation of a breakout.

I have been writing about patience for the longest time.

But now I'm finally seeing early signs that altcoins are setting up for an upside move.

As such, I'm increasing my exposure.

Crypto is shaping up.

As such I'm taking more trades.

Here are three crypto stocks I like.

This is the tape to begin thinking about taking trade setups.

As such, here are three potential meme coin trades.

It appears this seven month bear market is reaching its concluding stages.

There is an increasing number of bullish developments that point to a Bitcoin breakout.

I think there is going to be tremendous opportunity to make money in the altcoins in the coming quarters.

For the longest time I have been virtually out of the market.

Apart from a number of setups, my exposure has been rather light.

But this is the first time in a while I'm increasing my exposure.

Time to get on board.

There are few updates.

I am still bullish over the coming months and quarters. Crypto looks to be shaping up rather nicely.

Over the short-term, however, there is a small bearish price setup.

Crypto is on the cusp of a bullish trend reversal.

These last six months in the crypto market have reflected the utility of patience in trading. Because we view trading through a financial lens, we always assume that risk management is preventing financial loses. And as such, we integrate strategies to mitigate against such losses.

These include stop losses, invalidations, and hedging strategies.

And while these are imperative in preventing losses from spiraling out of control, there is another aspect that gets commonly overlooked.

And that is psychological risk management.

Just like our portfolio value, we need to maintain a healthy balance within our inner emotional and psychological wellbeing. When we have a prolonged stretch of losing money in the markets, it negatively weighs on our mind. As such, this can create a negative feedback loop whereby we make decisions without awareness of the emotions in behind them.