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Topic: How do you trade? At the exchange? Platform? Bots? - page 5. (Read 826 times)

legendary
Activity: 1624
Merit: 1130
Bitcoin FTW!
I do a little bit of everything. I hold the majority of my coins in a cold wallet and I only use that wallet a few times a year, while I trade manually on leveraged sites like Bitmex with a small percentage of my funds and using bots that I've manually tweaked and continue to tweak pretty often. I'm pretty active on Bitmex and they offer TradingView integration with their site, which is nice, but I still do most of my analysis and charting directly on TradingView because it's just much more convenient than working with a small window in a browser. I've never personally coded a bot myself, but I've made plenty of strategies that are mostly nonviable with a few great exceptions.
member
Activity: 616
Merit: 10
Wow.
I voted and then shocked at the results.
I didnt know a lot of users here are the same as me.
Yes, I do it manually. The hardcore manual trading.
Monitoring every 30 minutes and then selling when I am happy with the profit.
I tend to get greedy at some point but $100 and I am fine to take it.
Let it marinade again then buy back. Or? I would be trading using another coin.
What is the best exchange for you to make marginal trading?
hero member
Activity: 2912
Merit: 642
Wow.
I voted and then shocked at the results.
I didnt know a lot of users here are the same as me.
Yes, I do it manually. The hardcore manual trading.
Monitoring every 30 minutes and then selling when I am happy with the profit.
I tend to get greedy at some point but $100 and I am fine to take it.
Let it marinade again then buy back. Or? I would be trading using another coin.
full member
Activity: 994
Merit: 101
Hey!

Do you ever wonder how many traders roam around the Trading Discussion section?

Let's help clear that out with a quick vote!

Feel free to tell your trading story too!

I never prefer bot for trade no matter how much easy and greedy it is. Of course i trade on my own placing orders directly at the exchange, manually. Because all i believe if i do it my self and i face to loss though then it's ok for me, cause at least i can learn from my mistakes. But if i trade listen from bot or another people or bump dump group there is nothing i can learn not even my own mistakes.
legendary
Activity: 2338
Merit: 1124
Like the majority here I trade by manually placing orders on exchanges. I see it as the most efficient way of trading. I don't trust third parties that could do it for me and I don't trust bots so manual trading is all I have left.

It works out fine so I have no reason to change anything.
Better for you because that is the wisest thing to do, to trade yourself is still the best bet in having a more reliable trade, when you rely too much on one of these bots, they might eventually fail along the line, although from the beginning they might be effective, but it is like they are cursed to break down along the middle, while human intelligence when out into trading will never do that as long as we acquire the technical skill and strategy to do so and make the trade  successful one.

One other one that i don’t follow at all is the one they call signal, and how can my fellow person be giving me signal when I can also study and learn to develop my own personal signal that I can rely on without doubting the quality of such signal.
member
Activity: 616
Merit: 10
I am trading with hands and also I'm a holder, actually bots are useful but can be very riskly.
legendary
Activity: 2450
Merit: 1225
I do trade by my self.

Honestly, I really love trading with a small capital cryptocurrency, I can use a FA for the trading activity pretty easy to use only to do research about :
  • Project
  • Team
  • Volume Trading
  • Spread Order
  • Wall Order
  • Have some a good target of about 30/50/70%
I really don't trust bot, because already see/hear the problem using a bot trading. A month ago, I got a good profit from a stupid bot at IDEX. The order book bot always moving every time we put an order above him because of that, i make a fake order with a gap around 180% from other market and get a good profit because of the stupid bot.
sr. member
Activity: 798
Merit: 250
I am trading directly at the exchange, manually. It is the best and the safest method of trading and the risk is much lower than using bots or giving the funds to someone else to trade. Trading directly at the exchange will also build your experience and it is helping to avoid big loses.
copper member
Activity: 87
Merit: 6
I do multiple things on your list... I really don't think it's a good idea to reveal exactly how I trade. So I won't really vote. I don't want to be dishonest with my vote. Wish you didn't include some of the things on your list.


I definitely place my orders directly on  exchanges. I also trade on a single platform that allows trading multiple exchanges one place.

I understand traders not revealing their strategies or even their approach to trading, but still find intriguing that you wouldn't even say if you use a platform or any form of automation. Would you elaborate on the reason not discuss such general type of information? It also intrigues me that you wish I hadn't include some of the items in the list... did you find something offensive?
 
hero member
Activity: 2170
Merit: 528
Like the majority here I trade by manually placing orders on exchanges. I see it as the most efficient way of trading. I don't trust third parties that could do it for me and I don't trust bots so manual trading is all I have left.

It works out fine so I have no reason to change anything.
legendary
Activity: 1834
Merit: 1036
Dont be surprised if those who posts here are not really traders but just posers who pretends that they are really traders. Some will just post here for the signature that they are wearing but ask them technical questions about trading, they have no knowledge, just the basics. I am not an expert in trading, but I am the type of guy who is willing to learn and spend money to learn and earn.
legendary
Activity: 2338
Merit: 1354
Are there really some traders who are coding their own bots for trading? Maybe there are only few of them.
I am really favor in trading bots since then, I am doing manually trading, placing my own orders and taking profits manually, so I can learn to trade as time goes by.
Ucy
sr. member
Activity: 2576
Merit: 402
Bisq is a Bitcoin Fiat Dex. Use responsibly
I do multiple things on your list... I really don't think it's a good idea to reveal exactly how I trade. So I won't really vote. I don't want to be dishonest with my vote. Wish you didn't include some of the things on your list.


I definitely place my orders directly on  exchanges. I also trade on a single platform that allows trading multiple exchanges one place.
hero member
Activity: 1596
Merit: 502
Hey!

Do you ever wonder how many traders roam around the Trading Discussion section?

Let's help clear that out with a quick vote!

Feel free to tell you trading story too!

We don't know how many traders roam because I guess not all traders want to show they are traders or not. I feel I am not a pro trader because I often make a mistake and not only make a profit. I don't use most of my time to trade because I have another activity, but I am trading in daily and weekly, but that depends on the market moves.

I trade on binance, bittrex because I see that those exchanges have a good volume and sometimes the price can increase and decrease in anytime. I don't use bots to trade because I want to improve my skills by trading in real-time. Besides that, I feel it's too difficult to set the bots to run as I want, and I don't feel right to use the bots.
member
Activity: 78
Merit: 20
I trade manually by myself at the exchange. I feel comfortable trading by myself rather than bot or other platform.
copper member
Activity: 87
Merit: 6
I first got interested in trading Forex, around 2009, educated my self on the very basics, but I never passed the point of playing with paper-trading, which may have been a wise choice back then.

Then I started trading crypto in 2017, with the very basic education I had acquired back in the day... so I probably made all the mistakes you can make, out of pure ignorance, of course, at the cost of loosing money. Then I started reading, and fortunately had access to very knowledgeable traders from whom I learnt a lot.

Now I'm working with an open-source project building a trading bots platform for non-coders... And that's what I'm using for my own trading now.

member
Activity: 770
Merit: 10
https://streamies.io/
Hey!

Do you ever wonder how many traders roam around the Trading Discussion section?

Let's help clear that out with a quick vote!

Feel free to tell you trading story too!
I started trading 2 months ago and I was instructed by a brother to make transactions. indeed, I was always overwhelmed in the early days when my eyes always had to look at the jiggling charts for hours on end.
This really makes me headache and tired, but the achievement that I have done in the past 2 months really makes me happy.
I set a goal of 2% successful trading every day, after 1 month my portfolio reached 60%. That's how I started trading. Grin
newbie
Activity: 7
Merit: 0
I use arbitrage bot for trading between exchanges
hero member
Activity: 2996
Merit: 609
Hey!

Do you ever wonder how many traders roam around the Trading Discussion section?

Let's help clear that out with a quick vote!

Feel free to tell you trading story too!

I chose

Yes, I trade on my own placing orders directly at the exchange, manually

And using up on-exchange indicators.I didn't tend to use any bots even though I'm away from my pc.
Manual trading is always the best for me.
sr. member
Activity: 566
Merit: 250
CurioInvest [IEO Live]
I just responded 'No, I'm hodling' but would like to trade more often using a platform that would be easy to use for new traders and since I've recently learned how to code using Python, I'm planning to code my own trading bots too to automate trading with the platform I will be using. I started out manually trading directly at Bitfinex and will be trying out Binance next before researching on what trading platform would be best suited for my skill set.
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