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June 20, 2021, 09:23:49 PM
#37
It seems most amateur traders are swing traders buying spot- to 10x to catch an about 10% move but the most successful traders are probably doing something else.

Arbitrage ? https://www.sfox.com/blog/bitcoin-arbitrage-is-possible-but-not-the-way-youre-doing-it/

Scalping on 1 to 15m candles ?

Market maker / bot strategies ?

How do you trade ? Does someone has reliable info on the strategies of the most successful solo traders ?
Arbitrage days are long gone mate , though some of my friends use to make money in this strategy because of the exchanges in the past that has low transaction fees so it is easy to transfer from one exchange to another but these days?
the Fees will kill you using that arbitraging style.
For now i'm more into holding and earning. Maybe sometimes trade futures but with very small amount of money because what i keep doing, it always end with losses. Like when i use $10 and then turn to be $30, but in the next trade i got liquid so i lose back all my $30.
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Holding nd earning? seriously ? market is falling and all the coins are fdropping its value so now tell me how you are profiting from holding?
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June 20, 2021, 06:41:33 PM
#36
I don't have any trading strategy in an exact phase, what I only build myself is confidence and emotional control. Sometimes out attitude is a consequence of our actions, that's why in trading no one is to be blame but ourselves. One day, I almost made $10k for my tokens as an asset from bounty but neglected to sell because of wrong decision.
If I wasn't a gree person that time, maybe I sold that asset for good and probably used that money during pandemic days. But past is past and we need to move on then take frustrations as a best lessons to pursue life.
Absolutely, some traders become emotional and the reason why they can't decide the best thing to do. Somehow we realize that we are wrong but unfortunately, it was too late to think about it.
Learn from the mistake, that all be said but the truth is that, people will still be committing mistakes all the time. Yeah, it is really hard to correct our mistakes if still have been controlled by our emotion.
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June 20, 2021, 06:26:10 PM
#35
I don't have any trading strategy in an exact phase, what I only build myself is confidence and emotional control. Sometimes out attitude is a consequence of our actions, that's why in trading no one is to be blame but ourselves. One day, I almost made $10k for my tokens as an asset from bounty but neglected to sell because of wrong decision.
If I wasn't a gree person that time, maybe I sold that asset for good and probably used that money during pandemic days. But past is past and we need to move on then take frustrations as a best lessons to pursue life.
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June 20, 2021, 06:08:19 PM
#34
For now i'm more into holding and earning. Maybe sometimes trade futures but with very small amount of money because what i keep doing, it always end with losses. Like when i use $10 and then turn to be $30, but in the next trade i got liquid so i lose back all my $30.
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June 20, 2021, 05:18:28 PM
#33
My trading strategy is very simple. i make sure the lowest price to buy, then i do the day trade. because I'm the type of trader who doesn't like to wait too long to hold. so I'm looking for a quick profit through daily profit with a rate of 1-2% per day periodically
This is not simple because you don't know when is the perfect time of selling your Bitcoin. There are a lot of strategies that could be used but no one of them gives an assurance that will have an accurate result. In the end, you are still predicting the market price situation and hoping that you are right per prediction.

I guess the more close to an accurate strategy of trading are those fundamental strategies. Because price movement in the market now usually really on the news and the community reaction towards crypto.
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June 20, 2021, 01:23:39 PM
#33
"Buy Low, Sell High" is always my strategy both for short and long term investment and trading. I also prefer to use spot trading because it is easy to understand rather than of leveraged or future trading which is too risky if you don't have enough knowledge about it. I enjoyed in spot trading and just analysing the graph to earn profit either it is a just a small %.
a strategy to buy low, sell high is a common practice mate, many people also use it,
because in the spot market that's the only thing you can do to get a profit,
I want to know more about how you read or analyze charts, what indicators do you use? Bollinger? or MACD?
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June 20, 2021, 10:32:51 AM
#32
"Buy Low, Sell High" is always my strategy both for short and long term investment and trading. I also prefer to use spot trading because it is easy to understand rather than of leveraged or future trading which is too risky if you don't have enough knowledge about it. I enjoyed in spot trading and just analysing the graph to earn profit either it is a just a small %.
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June 20, 2021, 10:03:28 AM
#31
I make strategies based on technical and fundamental analysis. If I found good and strong fundamental coin, I will hold it for maximum 1 year because that coin has potential to going up multiple times like 5-10x. And for knowledge of TA, I use it for swing trading by take profit between 20%-100% and try to compounding the profit. For holding I did not use stop loss but for swing trading I use stop loss and trailling stop.
It's very helpful when you're strategies are fully based on fundamental & technical analysis not just on you're instinct or someone's instinct. It will surely ended up losing when you cannot do your own research and didn't rely in analysis. You can look at someone's TA and FA but you must also do your own research to verify if it's legitimate. Fake news can trigger the market price down especially if the news might come from large social media sites. I'm a swing trader. I'm satisfied with the profit that I make everyweek.
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June 20, 2021, 09:15:13 AM
#30
It seems most amateur traders are swing traders buying spot- to 10x to catch an about 10% move but the most successful traders are probably doing something else.

Arbitrage ? https://www.sfox.com/blog/bitcoin-arbitrage-is-possible-but-not-the-way-youre-doing-it/

Scalping on 1 to 15m candles ?

Market maker / bot strategies ?

How do you trade ? Does someone has reliable info on the strategies of the most successful solo traders ?
I use 1 hour time frame to trade and if in one hour, there is no good movement from the coin in one hour, I will hold it and try it again in the next hours. But sometimes, if the movements are good, I can trade for 5 times in an hour and make a nice profit. I do not use bot trading to trade because I want to learn to analyze the market and I know that the market always moves every day so I need to modify the strategy based on the market movements.

I do not use bitcoin or altcoin arbitrage because I have a bad experience, so I am staying away by using that method. I prefer to stick to one exchange and search for the potential coin to trade.
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June 20, 2021, 07:37:55 AM
#29
My trading never begins without due diligence. No matter the project, I must know what the product is and who's behind it, only in this manner I can feel confident about the project if I want to invest.

Once the research is done, the next step is to decide to swing trade or hold, this depends on the project. For swing trading I try to secure at least 5% profit before selling, and for selling I do use stop losses. As for long-term positions I tend to do regular checks and try not to react, my decision to hold gets revised every 3 months or so. On short, this is my basic approach to trading.
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June 20, 2021, 06:28:12 AM
#28
I make strategies based on technical and fundamental analysis. If I found good and strong fundamental coin, I will hold it for maximum 1 year because that coin has potential to going up multiple times like 5-10x. And for knowledge of TA, I use it for swing trading by take profit between 20%-100% and try to compounding the profit. For holding I did not use stop loss but for swing trading I use stop loss and trailling stop.
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June 19, 2021, 10:31:50 PM
#27
The best strategy is to follow the trend always,wherein than scalping because it's very risky to do especially when you use it and the market is so volatile, for men in my opinion it's not recommended unless if you're good in it..  However there's a lot of indicators that you can use to determine where will be the candles will go as long as you always at the right trend it will be accurate as always and safe as well.
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June 19, 2021, 06:46:37 PM
#26
my trading strategy is very simple, is to buy coins based on support, and when the breakout also I will buy it,
of course wait first, and don't buy it all in, if you buy all in it is a bad strategy, buy gradually and funds will be safe.
looks simple doesn't it? but this will be difficult to do if you are already trading in the field
this is simple break out strategy and combining with support resistance analisys. its profitable strategy for short or long term as long as we patience to wait price reach best level in SnR. we should not use all balance in single transaction , better use not more than 7% in our position so while price drop we have another fund to run averaging strategy.
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June 19, 2021, 05:41:25 PM
#25
my trading strategy is very simple, is to buy coins based on support, and when the breakout also I will buy it,
of course wait first, and don't buy it all in, if you buy all in it is a bad strategy, buy gradually and funds will be safe.
looks simple doesn't it? but this will be difficult to do if you are already trading in the field
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June 19, 2021, 04:31:26 PM
#24
I don't really have the resources to buy a bot that does arbitrage, much less for a bot that operates alone, for now my only strategy is to lock myself in and focus on analyzing the volume of the BTC / USD chart, without hearing or seeing any news they have. to do with BTC or cryptocurrencies, this in order not to interfere with the analysis extracted from it, then once I have the idea what I do is apply the Wyckoff theory and finally do the Technical Analysis, to be able to establish at what price levels I should place my Stop Loss and Take Profit, the idea is not to be glued to the PC all day watching the market movement, and be calm, at the end of each day I like to check how the market has moved, if I have won or lost, whatever the result I analyze why and thus I learn more, that is my strategy, my gains are very few but I have focused on adding, even if it is little but what matters is winning, not losing balance, always come out positive after every trade.
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June 19, 2021, 03:58:24 PM
#23
^ As I can say, all trading strategies do not have a guarantee that you will able to earn upon trading, because there are too many strategies to choose but the problem is how to apply them in the market situation. More technical strategies sometimes won't work, just because it is based on the fundamental one. Scalping needs a technical analysis and it is very risky, I suggest this not apply to most newbies, they will probably become conscious of what they doing and lost in their mind what you aimed in trading. In short, there should be a trading plan.
legendary
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June 19, 2021, 03:57:20 PM
#22
I use margin trading (margin, neither spot nor futures).
I watch the hourly charts, then when BTC closes lower (no value specified, but simply lower), I buy it with 10% of my capital. Then, if it closes back below that low, I put in 10% more once the next candle opens. Then, if it closes above the previous (first) candle's high, I sell 10% of my total position and let the 90% profits floating. Then if it comes below the second candle's low and closes, I buy more BTC with 10% of the remaining capital. I hedge. That's my strategy.
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June 19, 2021, 03:46:43 PM
#21
It seems most amateur traders are swing traders buying spot- to 10x to catch an about 10% move but the most successful traders are probably doing something else.

Arbitrage ? https://www.sfox.com/blog/bitcoin-arbitrage-is-possible-but-not-the-way-youre-doing-it/

Scalping on 1 to 15m candles ?

Market maker / bot strategies ?

How do you trade ? Does someone has reliable info on the strategies of the most successful solo traders ?
It is difficult you are going to find specifically what you want and it is easy to see why, if you had a way to beat the markets and basically print money every single day would you share that strategy with everyone? Most likely the answer to that is a huge no, you can obtain profits in the market in almost any way that you may imagine it is just that depending on your preferences and skill the results will vary.

So even if you were to find someone that told you exactly what he is doing to make profits in the market it is not a sure thing that you can obtain profits with their system, and we know this is true because experiments like what I am describing have been made in the past and many people still lost money and were unable to trade successfully even when given a winning strategy.
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June 19, 2021, 03:38:40 PM
#20
It seems most amateur traders are swing traders buying spot- to 10x to catch an about 10% move but the most successful traders are probably doing something else.

Arbitrage ? https://www.sfox.com/blog/bitcoin-arbitrage-is-possible-but-not-the-way-youre-doing-it/

Scalping on 1 to 15m candles ?

Market maker / bot strategies ?

How do you trade ? Does someone has reliable info on the strategies of the most successful solo traders ?
Pullback and breakout. These two things work best for me. I pick up a time frame on 4 hour chart to look for any supports and resistances, then I just look for any breakout from that point or I look for any pullbacks from these points. If there is a breakout, I wait for retest on a smaller time frame let's say 1 hour chart and then make a trade. Similarly if the breakout fails then I go for an a
Opposite position after seeing the candle stick formation on a smaller timer frame let's say 30 minute or 1 hour chart.
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June 19, 2021, 02:58:55 PM
#19
Mostly i follow a simple strategy, i do analysis the chart which i will buy and draw its support and resistance line and don't buy all of my amount in one support line i will divide mu fund into four parts and place buy order individually and it will give me more benefits in bear market because this strategy helps to minimize my losses.
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