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Market growth is temporary, so a price reduction will always follow it. It is absolutely normal, so a trader should accept it as a fact. But what to do when assets go down, and your cryptocurrency portfolio follows them? It is the moment when you should know the difference between a correction and a bear market. That's what we're going to talk about.

Experienced investors and traders take cryptocurrency trading seriously. They are used to carefully weighing their chances in search of the highest entry and exit points. If one position makes the same profit as another but a less risky, it will prove to be a much better investment. So, how to calculate the Risk/Reward ratio when trading crypto? Let's review this question together!

Often, you can find news about the rise or fall of the digital currency market after statements or specific actions by the Fed. And lately, the community has been discussing interest rate hikes and the reduction of the U.S. central bank's balance sheet. Let's learn how the cryptocurrency market is affected by the actions of the U.S. Federal Reserve System.

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