Topic: How is a day of a crypto trader? - page 2. (Read 16313 times)
Its quite a busy life to be honest,even myself acted as a trader for few hours but it is not an easy,its just confusing my mind about what need to do at the next move when our prediction goes wrong then we will lose our previously eared profits as well.
I estimated my earmings weekly not daily is around $100-$300 per week for this month and Im looking more to the profit for the next coming weeks. Because Im busy to school when I have break time I will check the price so if the coin increase I sell it and every weekends I check everyhour the chart of the coin.
That is very nice if you are earning around that figure's weekly. When I started in crypto trading, I just earn a measly dust amounts of bitcoin but then the peak of 2017 was a dream for traders. But as soon as the bear market started, I just stopped around May-June 2018 because it's no longer profitable at my end. I'm slowly going back so I might spend countless hours again if time permits. Hello everyone,
I'm new to the crypto world and have been trading for 2 weeks. I have a job in Marketing and trading is a way for me to earn extra money. I often focus on trading after work because I am quite busy at my office.
I'm very curious about how's your day going? anyone here is a full-time trader? When do you start trading? Do you look at the screen and read all the time? And if it's not too private, can you estimate how many percentages of profit you earn a day? ...
I was a day trader and when the market showed signs of going down, I bought some Altcoins with cheap prices and waited for the market to rise again. And then I had a little daily profit. So I also often care to watch the screen anytime, anywhere. I'm new to the crypto world and have been trading for 2 weeks. I have a job in Marketing and trading is a way for me to earn extra money. I often focus on trading after work because I am quite busy at my office.
I'm very curious about how's your day going? anyone here is a full-time trader? When do you start trading? Do you look at the screen and read all the time? And if it's not too private, can you estimate how many percentages of profit you earn a day? ...
I estimated my earmings weekly not daily is around $100-$300 per week for this month and Im looking more to the profit for the next coming weeks. Because Im busy to school when I have break time I will check the price so if the coin increase I sell it and every weekends I check everyhour the chart of the coin.
Earning on a weekly basis is hard in trading, you just need consistency to do that and I think you can make big earning if you focus more. Being a student a trader at the same time is a hard task, yet the result is so good for you, you must be really good.
I tried to become a day trader. I read all the charts for almost 10 hours with break of minutes only. Its very stressful for me and I can't take too much stress so I decided to be a normal trader where I don't do chart reading that much.
There are some traders out there whose trades are done automatically so this reduces stress to them and at the same time, gaining profit. There are some who do trades minute by minute. There are some who do trading day by day only with few trades. I gained already in trading but not that much because I lost my first capital in trading.
There are some traders out there whose trades are done automatically so this reduces stress to them and at the same time, gaining profit. There are some who do trades minute by minute. There are some who do trading day by day only with few trades. I gained already in trading but not that much because I lost my first capital in trading.
I estimated my earmings weekly not daily is around $100-$300 per week for this month and Im looking more to the profit for the next coming weeks. Because Im busy to school when I have break time I will check the price so if the coin increase I sell it and every weekends I check everyhour the chart of the coin.
Well I used to trade a lot like 2 months ago and I stopped because if you are looking to be a trader then your eye should never leave the price of the coins amd the market
At some point I agreed. But if you know how to set stop loss, you can still stay away from your monitor without further panicking what will gonna happen with your entry. Setting stop loss as a day trader is very significant especially when you are hesitant about your TA. It will prevent some loss and still gain profits.
I work while trading, for me with trade I take lessons in management and also world information about cryptocurrency. I look at the market and information when I am bored or have enough free time to do that, from here I am not a full-time trader so for what percentage of profits I earn I don't really count, because as long as I have made a profit it is enough for me.
Crypto trading can indeed be very stressful for beginners, but as day goes by and time after time, you will realize that it is not as difficult as it looks, the most important thing is to make sure one trades using analysis and nut just gut feelings, because using gut feelings and emotion to trade can really be stressful and discouraging when your inner instinct fails you on when to enter the market and also get out of the market.And for those that literately find it difficult because of how tight their job can be, all they can do is just to employ the service of a bot that will do so on their behalf to ease them of those stress and save them time.
the market is perfect for people to buy more and profit , especially for long run people!
Cheers!
Cheers!
Hello everyone,
I'm new to the crypto world and have been trading for 2 weeks. I have a job in Marketing and trading is a way for me to earn extra money. I often focus on trading after work because I am quite busy at my office.
I'm very curious about how's your day going? anyone here is a full-time trader? When do you start trading? Do you look at the screen and read all the time? And if it's not too private, can you estimate how many percentages of profit you earn a day?
I'm new to the crypto world and have been trading for 2 weeks. I have a job in Marketing and trading is a way for me to earn extra money. I often focus on trading after work because I am quite busy at my office.
I'm very curious about how's your day going? anyone here is a full-time trader? When do you start trading? Do you look at the screen and read all the time? And if it's not too private, can you estimate how many percentages of profit you earn a day?
Making 10% monthly in a flat market should be considered a very good result
Obviously, your profits in a rising market (or falling, for that matter, if you are into shorts) will depend on how steep is the rise (fall). Other than that, you don't have to be glued to the charts and your monitor all day long but you should definitely be around when the price starts moving big time. That means you may not make a trade a few days in a row (this is where you should keep patience at all costs and times), but in such cases it is always the calm before the storm. And when the storm finally comes, you should be ready to strike while the iron is hot
Right. And make use of the trading features if you don't have that much time to spend observing the marker. Buy and sell orders and stop loss are very essential especially since a change of movement in the market happens suddenly. There are also some mobile apps you cab use as alarms and notifications about certain coins' prices.
Hello everyone,
I'm new to the crypto world and have been trading for 2 weeks. I have a job in Marketing and trading is a way for me to earn extra money. I often focus on trading after work because I am quite busy at my office.
I'm very curious about how's your day going? anyone here is a full-time trader? When do you start trading? Do you look at the screen and read all the time? And if it's not too private, can you estimate how many percentages of profit you earn a day?
I'm new to the crypto world and have been trading for 2 weeks. I have a job in Marketing and trading is a way for me to earn extra money. I often focus on trading after work because I am quite busy at my office.
I'm very curious about how's your day going? anyone here is a full-time trader? When do you start trading? Do you look at the screen and read all the time? And if it's not too private, can you estimate how many percentages of profit you earn a day?
Making 10% monthly in a flat market should be considered a very good result
Obviously, your profits in a rising market (or falling, for that matter, if you are into shorts) will depend on how steep is the rise (fall). Other than that, you don't have to be glued to the charts and your monitor all day long but you should definitely be around when the price starts moving big time. That means you may not make a trade a few days in a row (this is where you should keep patience at all costs and times), but in such cases it is always the calm before the storm. And when the storm finally comes, you should be ready to strike while the iron is hot
Trading is one of the riskiest job in crypto i mean after all the hype you can just buy a coin that goes literally downward and then nothing more than just watch back on your losses It just require news updates and some serious analysis
Yes, but we can prepare ourselves to follow every lesson we can find on the internet so we can minimize the risk and we could also make a profit. Besides that, we always need to check and analyze every coin in the market so we know how good the movements and we can decide to enter or wait for a while.But to be a day trader will not be easy as we need more than learn, we need to have practice every day, and we could get losses many times. But don't give up if you believe that you can handle your emotion and keep trying to practice because in someday, you will be able to make a big profit.
I do a lot on a daily basis automatically. I use stop loss and take profit for my own transactions. In this way I can make my transactions easily and during the day, I'm not capturing myself in the computer. In other transactions, I do bot trading with a low capital. I don't, but the bot services I buy are working for me, and these bots are definitely using stop loss and take profit. In this way, I find the opportunity to generate income with lower risk.
Trading is one of the riskiest job in crypto i mean after all the hype you can just buy a coin that goes literally downward and then nothing more than just watch back on your losses It just require news updates and some serious analysis
I work while trading, for me with trade I take lessons in management and also world information about cryptocurrency. I look at the market and information when I am bored or have enough free time to do that, from here I am not a full-time trader so for what percentage of profits I earn I don't really count, because as long as I have made a profit it is enough for me.
Keep the money coming into you is really good and we never know how long it will take to make profits so just keep the profits small and don't care about the market going bearish,just hold it at that time. 
Hello everyone,
I'm new to the crypto world and have been trading for 2 weeks. I have a job in Marketing and trading is a way for me to earn extra money. I often focus on trading after work because I am quite busy at my office.
I'm very curious about how's your day going? anyone here is a full-time trader? When do you start trading? Do you look at the screen and read all the time? And if it's not too private, can you estimate how many percentages of profit you earn a day? ...
I am a trader and investors and it is truth that working and trading is not an easy task and one has to be great in mind in other to be able to analyze the market in profitable ways. I think I spend around 3 hour daily on trading though I do monitor the market through some applications through out the day and even in the office if I see any opportunity I always invest along. I have started arbitrage of recent and I think it is more easier and less risky for those that has no mush time to analyze the candlestick formations and chart pattern. I can't really say this is how much I made in a month though I do make some profits. I'm new to the crypto world and have been trading for 2 weeks. I have a job in Marketing and trading is a way for me to earn extra money. I often focus on trading after work because I am quite busy at my office.
I'm very curious about how's your day going? anyone here is a full-time trader? When do you start trading? Do you look at the screen and read all the time? And if it's not too private, can you estimate how many percentages of profit you earn a day? ...
I work while trading, for me with trade I take lessons in management and also world information about cryptocurrency. I look at the market and information when I am bored or have enough free time to do that, from here I am not a full-time trader so for what percentage of profits I earn I don't really count, because as long as I have made a profit it is enough for me.
I think the method that you apply in your life is a smart choice because indeed to be able to be successful and become a wealthy person you must be able to learn and the experience you have will be the most important lesson to be able to become rich from the world of trading. Not a full time trader here. It is hard to just rely with unsure income. Considering trading as a full time job will just make you go to waste. But i am a day trader. Just like you, i often focus with trading at night after my working hours.
Not really, there's skills traders who able to survive with day trading and still working out for their favors, if you can assess and predict the market trend basing with many factors that can influence the movements even the bearish season can bring you good profits, you just need to work and study to continuously adopts any market trends and anticipate your next positions. 
I work while trading, for me with trade I take lessons in management and also world information about cryptocurrency. I look at the market and information when I am bored or have enough free time to do that, from here I am not a full-time trader so for what percentage of profits I earn I don't really count, because as long as I have made a profit it is enough for me.
Not a full time trader here. It is hard to just rely with unsure income. Considering trading as a full time job will just make you go to waste. But i am a day trader. Just like you, i often focus with trading at night after my working hours.
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