Topic: Crypto trading tips based on years of experience --- by Raja (Read 18410 times)
BUMP after a month.
BUMP, after about 5 months. 
BUMP, after more than one and a half months!
September 09, 2019, 07:16:17 PM
BUMP, after three months! 
Guys, I'm not going to accept any spammy comments in this thread. I've repeatedly warned you all and now I'm going to report a few posts. Please be careful from now on, otherwise, you'll get reported.
P.S. A couple of new tips coming up soon in OP!
P.S. A couple of new tips coming up soon in OP!
Just added another point; now the OP consists of a total of 30 tips.
One must-know tip if you're trading alts priced at 2-digit or 1-digit values:
Search for other pairs against your coin that provide you more "precisement" in the value. This could potentially provide you up to 1% more money (in the case of 2-digit values) and up to 10% more money (in the case of 1-digit values).
For example:
Buying DENT right now through the DENT/BTC pair at Binance will cost you $0.001740 right now. However, buying the same DENT coin through the DENT/ETH pair at Binance will cost you $0.001674, which is about 3% more:
DENT/BTC pair:
DENT/ETH pair:
I'll summarize this tip and add it to OP soon.
Search for other pairs against your coin that provide you more "precisement" in the value. This could potentially provide you up to 1% more money (in the case of 2-digit values) and up to 10% more money (in the case of 1-digit values).
For example:
Buying DENT right now through the DENT/BTC pair at Binance will cost you $0.001740 right now. However, buying the same DENT coin through the DENT/ETH pair at Binance will cost you $0.001674, which is about 3% more:
DENT/BTC pair:
DENT/ETH pair:
I'll summarize this tip and add it to OP soon.
Guys! I'm not going to accept the comments like "Nice tips, keep it up!" in the thread from now on, as I feel it's all spamming only. In case someone still posts such comments, I'll report to the mods.
Lemme make it a bit simpler for you. Point 5 tells you to NOT go all-in on one coin only, while point 9 suggests you to have patience with your investment.
In my opinion, points 5 and 9 collided. Maybe TS can be explain? Because, at this time I fall in love with someone coin.
Lemme make it a bit simpler for you. Point 5 tells you to NOT go all-in on one coin only, while point 9 suggests you to have patience with your investment.
3. Paid trading tips, pump n' dump groups, Twitter, or other sorts of paid groups are not going to give you the right suggestions, in fact, their main goal is to squeeze some money out from you! Use Twitter and other such platforms only for remaining updated, not for decision-making
Can it be called a scam? Because its purpose is to rob money from newbies or newcomers, The trading signals that they provide only benefit themselves.For example, [Bob] is a signal provider.
Bob said that this coin will give a very good profit today, then its followers will start buying it. And when many people buy it, the price of that coin will be pumped.
In this way, Bob has two benefits; #1 Bob's words will be proved true. Second, He (Bob) also sold his coins at a good price.
Correct me if I'm wrong
BUMP, after about 5 months.
Today is my BD, can you give me a free real pro tip as gift? hahaha come on spit it out. time to buy or hodl?
Great tips and statements for both beginners and experienced traders, but no one can predict the price movement of cryptocurrencies, each can show an increase of several dozen times, so the greater the variety of digital assets in your portfolio, the better
I love number 3 and the disclaimer. I use twitter too to be updated and I follow some known twitter personalities who gave out tips and technical analysis about Bitcoin and other alts but at the end of the day, the decision will come from us who will push the Buy or Sell button and not that twitter user who posted Buy or Sell. If we loss anything because of his post, we can't ask him for any compensation for the loss.
Lemme make it a bit simpler for you. Point 5 tells you to NOT go all-in on one coin only, while point 9 suggests you to have patience with your investment.
Now, I understand your point. It's true, before I was very in love with one coin, after reading the article and listening to your explanation, I understood that.
FOMO is not a good thing for traders, you have to analyze what choices you have to make. You can't follow the trend or what's happening, FOMO is like gambling, because maybe prices will fall after you follow panic buying when prices go up? You can't depend on luck in trading dude.
Rest assured that the opportunity will come if you are smart in research and analyzing by yourself.
Most people would have even used the last experience and a lesson to them, and for the newbies, they would have also learnt from the mistakes shared on this forum that FOMO is really not a good thing to follow. Many people that invested in some coins out of FOMO during the last bull run are still yet to get over their losses because some panic sold when the price was crashing, while those who are yet to sell are still eagerly waiting with tension on when bitcoin will rise back. Rest assured that the opportunity will come if you are smart in research and analyzing by yourself.
So, we should learn not to always follow the hype, we need to be patient and strategically plan our trade using of Technical and Fundamental Analysis strongly to make an entry point in trade.
yes I think most of the clauses are correct. Never fomo is golden.
However it is not easy to stay calm even you are experienced because crypto is so exciting
FOMO isnt really a good habit to consider, its just really instead like a pure gambling to me because having these kind of habit will really put you on risk later on when prices do go opposite on what you expect. For things being listed above those tips are common but somehow these things should be followed yet this would really be helpful along the way.If you are just purely starting on crypto trading then better to read up this tips and get aware on what you are doing.However it is not easy to stay calm even you are experienced because crypto is so exciting
Rest assured that the opportunity will come if you are smart in research and analyzing by yourself.
Those trading tips are very important for newbies who wanted to embark on cryptos trading that is why it is always emphasized to research and learn all the rudiments of trading before investing any money.
Those tips are very valuable and will guide a trader towards successfully making profits consistently by following those tips which of course is different from other forms of trading.
Those tips are very valuable and will guide a trader towards successfully making profits consistently by following those tips which of course is different from other forms of trading.
Lemme make it a bit simpler for you. Point 5 tells you to NOT go all-in on one coin only, while point 9 suggests you to have patience with your investment.
Now, I understand your point. It's true, before I was very in love with one coin, after reading the article and listening to your explanation, I understood that.
In my opinion, points 5 and 9 collided. Maybe TS can be explain? Because, at this time I fall in love with someone coin.
Very useful tips for a novice trader, I agree with almost all points, bitcoin still dominates over all other crypto-currencies and will always have much more users!
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