📘 SPOT TRADING? HERE’S HOW TO MANAGE RISK LIKE A PRO

If you're trading spot, protecting your capital is everything. Forget overnight riches — real traders survive long enough to thrive. Here’s a solid strategy for beginners and intermediate traders alike:

✅ 1. Research Before You Buy

Never jump into a coin just because someone hyped it on YouTube or Telegram. Always understand the project, use case, and tokenomics before you put your money in.

🏦 2. Stick to Large Caps (Especially if You’re New)

New to crypto? Stay away from meme coins and ultra-low caps. Start with top market cap coins like BTC, ETH, BNB, or SOL. They’re safer and more stable.

📊 3. Diversify Your Portfolio

Don’t go all-in on a single coin — it’s a recipe for disaster. Allocate only 5–10% of your wallet per coin, and spread your risk across multiple assets.

💵 4. Hold USDT/USDC for DCA Opportunities

Keep at least 30% in stablecoins at all times. If the market dips hard, you’ll be ready to DCA (Dollar-Cost Average) and improve your entry.

⚠️ Don’t DCA if a coin is just 5–10% down. Wait for a 30%+ dip to add more, and consider selling partial amounts when it rebounds.

🛑 5. Use Stop Loss & Take Profit

Not every trade needs an SL/TP, but smart traders always plan exits. Protect your downside and lock in gains — don’t leave it to chance.

🧠 6. Invest to Learn, Not Just to Earn

If you’re just starting out, treat your first trades as a learning fee. Only invest what you’re willing to lose, because truth is — most beginners lose 80–90% of their first portfolio.

Common Mistakes to Avoid:

🔹 Chasing 2x or 3x returns overnight — especially with small portfolios

🔹 Ignoring small profits — 10–20% gains are great

🔹 Failing to set stop losses

🔹 Averaging down too early

🔹 Emotional trading driven by fear or greed

🧩 Pro tip: If your trade is in profit, move your SL to your entry point — this way, you secure capital even if the trend reverses.

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