Beginner to Pro: My Bitcoin & Ethereum Trading Journey Using Elliott Wave Theory

Hii everyone 😀

This is my very first blog — and interestingly, I’m writing this while traveling from Mathura to Gurgaon. I hope you’re all doing great!

Before diving into full-fledged educational content, I want to clarify a few things up front. This blog, and the upcoming series, will focus on Bitcoin and Ethereum trading, mainly through Elliott Wave Theory and other technical analysis tools.

Let me make it clear —
👉 I’m not here to give trading tips or financial advice.
👉 My goal is to share my learning journey and strategies that can help you understand how the crypto market moves.

A Little About Me

I’m Baldev Garg, and I’ve been active in the market since my third year of college. Currently, I work in the corporate sector, but my real passion lies in teaching and financial markets. So, this blog is my attempt to combine both.

Let me also be fully transparent —
I haven’t made huge profits in the market (yet 😄), and I won’t be showing off any P&L screenshots. I believe in building skills over showcasing numbers. That’s what this blog is all about — sharing knowledge and growing together.

What to Expect from This Blog

This is the beginning of a series of blogs focused on advanced-level crypto trading, especially for those who are serious about understanding the structure of the market.

Here’s what you can expect:

Detailed breakdowns of Bitcoin and Ethereum price movements

Insights into Elliott Wave Theory, support/resistance, and trendlines

No fluff, no shortcuts — pure strategy and logic

⚠️ Please start from Chapter 1. Every post builds on the previous one — skipping ahead might leave gaps in understanding.



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