5 mistakes traders make in crypto currency trading;
1.They want quick money
They’ve zero patient in them & they immediately want to make $$$M amount of money in a short while. Build your profits slowly, start with lil achievable goal with good time frame.
2.Over trading
don’t enter into even trades bcos you want to make money quick. It’s not everything you need to trade. You should only be trading one trade a day maximum. Not more than one trade a day. If it ends in profit great, if it doesn’t end in profit great.
3.Don’t trade with every single penny if you have.
You’ve $10k in your wallet and you want to buy xxx coin with big lot size so you make big profit.
Trade with only what you can afford to lose. Not like you’re going to lose if your setup & strategy is good. Set TP
4.Don’t trade without stop loses
Trading without stop losses is the fastest way a trader could get liquidated. Set your stops maybe -2% to the previous low, I don’t mean you should always set it like that. Choose the best for yourself. But don’t ever trade without stop losses
5. Take your profit before price reversal
Knowing when to exit a trade is a good trait of a good trader. Don’t always wait for your tp to hit before you close your trade, once you notice price has change momentum. Exit it ASAP! And go with your profit
No profit is too little
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FOMO is fear of missing out. When you see other people enjoying something, you too want to be part of it, so jump in so as to not to be left out. That’s fear gripping you, fear of missing out on opportunities
FOMO might drive you to buy into a coin, not take profits on a coin.
Or you don’t set stops on a coin that has done crazy numbers. This is an idea you’ve in your head that the profit will continue to go up or waiting for a possible reentry will result in you missing out. This fear of missing out is what causes people to buy at the top or...
... hold during a dip after making profits (only to lose some or all of their profits again). People can be said to get FOMO when they act on impulse due to the fear of missing out.
First, HODL is a purposeful misspelling of “hold” that implies holding on for dear life through crypto’s ups and downs. It’s a very good advice, but very hard to pull off through 40-80% price corrections.
HOLDing through 40% – 80% corrections takes a level of grit most people don’t have… and 40% – 80% corrections are common in crypto.
It’s like what you’re seeing right now in the market. Some will sell at this point bcos they can’t stand the loss
HODL simply means to buy & hold #cryptocurrency. For someone that’s new into #cryptocurrency, HODLing is much a better strategy than trading bcos of the risk. Just buy & hold it till price goes up and you can sell. This strategy can also be hard for newbies to execute. Why ??
1. Near infinite scalability. That means they are able to process at least millions of transactions per second and possibly also billions.
2. Near infinite decentralisation. This means that their voting should be distributed over at least 10,000 to 100,000 different voters. That means, they CANNOT be PoW, because PoW suffers from strong mining pool centralization, so the coting is pretty much distributed across only