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Topic: 5 Things I've learned day trading Bitcoin for 3 years (successfully) - page 4. (Read 411 times)

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We can still trade against the trend but we have to bear in mind that we have to exit immediately since the bias is in opposite direction. Trading against the trend has low probability for me than with following the trend but we can't deny that there are traders who are more profitable of trading against the trend.
The reason I added this part is because when you trade with trend your win chance is already higher. You can look at it as a really simple confirmation indicator
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1. Never trade against the market trend. The market trend is king, and attempting to trade against it is a recipe for disaster. Following the trend allows you to capture profits and avoid unnecessary losses.
We can still trade against the trend but we have to bear in mind that we have to exit immediately since the bias is in opposite direction. Trading against the trend has low probability for me than with following the trend but we can't deny that there are traders who are more profitable of trading against the trend.
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3. Use technology to your advantage. Emotions can hinder a trader's ability to make sound decisions, but technology can remove this obstacle. Using a crypto trading bot that operates on pre-set criteria ensures that trades are executed objectively and without emotions
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Don't let the bot trade for you because the market movement is always changing. So trading with the bots will only good for beginners and it only good at the beginning, it will not work in the long run. Learning to handle an emotion is a must, so if you're having a hard time try to read the book of "Atomic Habits".
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4. Listen to industry influencers but form your own opinion on the long-term direction. Industry influencers can offer valuable insights, but blindly following their advice is a mistake. It's essential to conduct independent research and form your own opinions about the market's long-term direction.
I agree with you. They're just getting paid to hype a project or maybe they have huge holdings with that coin that's why they are hyping. But even though we knew that he/she just hyping, but we can't deny that there's always have an effect to the price.
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As someone who has been day trading Bitcoin for the past 3 years usually successfully, I have learned some valuable lessons that have helped me become a successful trader. Here are five key things I've learned:

1. Never trade against the market trend. The market trend is king, and attempting to trade against it is a recipe for disaster. Following the trend allows you to capture profits and avoid unnecessary losses.

2. Stick to your strategy no matter what. A trading strategy is a roadmap to success, and it's crucial to stick to it regardless of market conditions. Deviating from your plan leads to impulsive decisions and missed opportunities.

3. Use technology to your advantage. Emotions can hinder a trader's ability to make sound decisions, but technology can remove this obstacle. Using a crypto trading bot that operates on pre-set criteria ensures that trades are executed objectively and without emotions.

4. Listen to industry influencers but form your own opinion on the long-term direction. Industry influencers can offer valuable insights, but blindly following their advice is a mistake. It's essential to conduct independent research and form your own opinions about the market's long-term direction.

5. Risk management is critical. Managing risk is essential to a day trader's survival. I always set stop-loss orders and avoid over-leveraging my trades to limit losses and protect my capital.

Bonus tip: Keep it simple, don't complicate your trading even if it looks cool. It's easy to get caught up in fancy indicators and complex trading strategies, but simplicity is often the key to success. Keeping your approach straightforward and easy to execute will lead to success.

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