06/07/2026
My name is Sadia, a female from Houston, Texas, USA.
Today I'm posting a First article, so a lot of my Pakistani, Indian, and Bangladeshi friends can catch up.
For those joining here who don't understand English articles or posts, I'm here to help.
My journey in crypto started back in 2009 when I was in school, right around the time this article was published. Satoshi Nakamoto, an anonymous character, remains unfound to this day; this mystery hasn't been solved yet.
The article mentions that I'm developing a blockchain technology that will operate on a peer-to-peer basis, allowing you to send money from one computer to another.
It will be publicly transparent and decentralized, meaning that anyone can see how much crypto has been transferred from one wallet address to another, but unlike traditional bank accounts, you won't know the account holder's identity. Decentralized means no single power can control it, whether it's a government, an individual, or an institution.
A new topic of debate has started in the world, and people began discussing it after the launch in 2009. We were informed about mining, where Satoshi mined on computers and collected Satoshis. In 2011, a university in Washington, named Cornell University, announced that they were starting classes for graduation in blockchain technology as a subject.
I told my parents that I would study and learn this new technology; the world is about to receive a new technology. I, along with 200 students, took admission, of which 120 were female and 80 male from different countries speaking various languages, but none of them were Pakistani. My only connection to Pakistan is through my grandparents, but I am not Pakistani myself. For four years, I studied blockchain technology, and in mid-2014,
I completed my graduation with second position.
Until now, we had one crypto exchange in the world and many digital wallets, but I can't mention their names here due to rules and regulations. I researched candlestick patterns and chart patterns, wondering who created them and how they work;
I found out it was a Japanese businessman named (Munehisa Homma) who developed these digital graph candlestick patterns in the 1800s. I told my parents that since these were created by the Japanese, I would go there and study them. So, in 2016, I went to Japan and studied candlestick patterns and chart patterns for one year.
I studied single patterns, double patterns, triple patterns, bearish, bullish candles, the body, wick, shadow of candles, and many chart patterns; by the end of 2017, I returned from New York with a master's degree in analysis, making predictions, and a lot of other things.
In 2017, Binance crypto exchange came up, I created my account, and since then, I trade here, handling deposits/withdrawals; you all know a lot of things, so there's no need for me to write them down.
Because of my degree, many companies invited me to consult for them, advising how market manipulation happens, fluctuations, how pump/dump works, what a bear market is, what a bull market is, hot wallet, cold wallet, security, safety, encryption,
In Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, and many Asian countries, I've often seen people creating pages to mislead newcomers, claiming they are experts and that you can trade with their signals for massive profits, leading to millions or billions. Many ordinary people fall into their traps; they might make some profit initially,
but later, liquidation occurs, and their account portfolio goes to zero. I have many such stories, but I can't explain them all in one post. I just want to say that this market is unpredictable, and no one can predict it.
So, don't fall for these people's tricks and don't waste your halal money and capital; do your own research.
In 2020, due to the coronavirus, a financial crisis was observed around the world, causing many markets to crash, including cryptocurrency, stocks, and exchanges. After that, the Federal Reserve meeting came to the forefront, which is famously awaited by Pakistanis for FOMC meetings, anticipating rate cuts that would pump the market. If rates are not cut, the market dumps. People here are also misled in the name of FOMC meetings. In 2020,
when the coronavirus hit, the USA and the world's financial institutions lowered interest rates on bank loans significantly, allowing people to take loans with minimal interest to conduct business and earn. As the rate cuts began, it started affecting the countries' economies.
They decided to raise interest rates; otherwise, unemployment and economic collapse would occur, involving PPI, CPI, FOMC meetings, and rate cuts.
You should educate your children about blockchain technology, help them get admissions in your areas, and search for verified institutes, but those that truly have verified degrees and can provide good education for your children. This is the same Bitcoin that we bought for cents and which reached its all-time high of $126,200 in 2026. This is the same blockchain I mentioned earlier. I can't cover everything in one article. My hands are tired from writing so much for the next article; please wait for me.
In the next article, I will clarify all these things which are used to mislead people, like what altcoins are, what alt sessions are, what a bull run is, liquidity, liquidation, liquidity grab zones, support zones, demand zones, resistance zones, indicators, stop-loss, TP, limit, right time to enter, right time to exit, trading, investment, saving; these are all different concepts. I will also explain that a trader takes profits from investments. I hold coins for the long term, and savings are about saving a portion of your income in crypto every month.
I hope I have clarified many things for you all. Perhaps this topic is so vast that I might not cover it in 100 articles, but I will still try to provide accurate information and knowledge to you all, considering it as my charitable act. Please pray for me, jazakALLAH, thank you.
Sincerely
Sadia
