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artbart

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Quote from: Kevin77 on December 29, 2018, 01:04:02 PM

I just want to know why you are asking this ? Is it part of any academic research studies ? I'm not seeing any poll you are conducting still you are collecting some information. Stating the core purpose will be the right way of having discussion here, just my opinion.

Pure business. We're building a new crypto-to-fiat exchange. I need some real life variables to be filled in our business plan in order to execute it right. You see, we've got expanses and we need to redeem those.
My #1 issue is to get even asap. Knowing real average values will help me to simply count on how much do we have to invest in order to attract a critical mass of traders to break even in expanses.

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Quote from: artbart on December 28, 2018, 08:49:12 AM

1. What's your real life personal trading volume (monthly)?
2. What's your average order value?
3. How often do you trade?

I just go and answering you are in reverse. Basically, I am a long-term holder and I am not actively trading every day nor on weekends. Whenever I will be having some excess money after my life's need, I will go for buying bitcoin regardless of where it is trading. Usually it would be around $150. I guess this is the answer for your second question.

Monthly trading volume would be around $200 worth of bitcoin but sometimes I do get bounty rewards and I just go for selling them right away but most of them not exceeding value of $20. That may happen once or twice in a month but not for every month. My monthly average volume must be approximately $200.

I just want to know why you are asking this ? Is it part of any academic research studies ? I'm not seeing any poll you are conducting still you are collecting some information. Stating the core purpose will be the right way of having discussion here, just my opinion.

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Quote from: tdrinker on December 28, 2018, 12:29:52 PM

You've got to be one of just a few people who transact a lot more in a bearish market than a bullish one.

Compared to this my numbers are near nothing but.

Bear market. Next to nothing, I either sell the top and wait to repurchase or I just hold.

Bull market. Still near nothing. Somewhere around $2k per day. Average order value would probably be $500 and so that means roughly 2 completed trades per day (buy and sell).

Well. Thats because in bull market i can buy and simply wait earning day by day. Even if my position is on small loss i can wait for recover because everything is growing. In bear market i need to cut every loose because current price might not be seen for next months. Also on bear market time period when price is growing is much shorter.

In conclusion. In bear market im caching every bounce and cut every loss. In bull market im just buying good coins and sell after week with 100% profit. Im not kind of person who trade less in bear market because i trade for a living - i need this profit. I cant say "its bear market ill wait for bull market to start earning again". Im also adicted to it.

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Quote from: artbart on December 28, 2018, 08:49:12 AM

1. What's your real life personal trading volume (monthly)?
2. What's your average order value?
3. How often do you trade?

I am not doing much trading in short term so I don't have any volume to mentions for this,but doing day trading is profitable but in long run you will jst left out with what you have invested even if you are doing successive trades so long term trade or hold is needed to make real profits.

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Quote from: artbart on December 28, 2018, 08:49:12 AM

1. What's your real life personal trading volume (monthly)?
2. What's your average order value?
3. How often do you trade?

Trading volume you mean the number of times trading or the amount? I would say less than 100 of trading volume.
Average order value depends of the position I had in winnings or losing trades.
3x/wk is enough for me.

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Quote from: Tytanowy Janusz on December 28, 2018, 09:46:44 AM

In bear market

1- up to 100k daily
2- up to 2k
3- im daytrading almost everyday

If im bored or exhaused of daytrading, or we are in shorterm bull market i'm riding trends and then

1- up to 100k monthly
2- up to 10k
3- average of 1-2 transaction per week.

You've got to be one of just a few people who transact a lot more in a bearish market than a bullish one.

Compared to this my numbers are near nothing but.

Bear market. Next to nothing, I either sell the top and wait to repurchase or I just hold.

Bull market. Still near nothing. Somewhere around $2k per day. Average order value would probably be $500 and so that means roughly 2 completed trades per day (buy and sell).

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I decided to stop and go on vacation this month. but usually my trade is trading by following the issues and movements of bitcoin.
of course, holding a few ico and ethereum tokens is a small trade of 10-20% in 3 weeks.

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In bear market

1- up to 100k daily
2- up to 2k
3- im daytrading almost everyday

If im bored or exhaused of daytrading, or we are in shorterm bull market i'm riding trends and then

1- up to 100k monthly
2- up to 10k
3- average of 1-2 transaction per week.

artbart

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blockchaintransparency researchers claim, that most of the top exchanges generate like >4-5k USD/trader daily. Smaller exchanges - ~600 usd/trader daily. I wonder, if those are close call numbers...

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1. What's your real life personal trading volume (monthly)?
2. What's your average order value?
3. How often do you trade?

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