In the first days of trading, most beginners are glued to the screen 24/7, chasing highs, selling in panic during drops, and losing sleep over every candle. It’s chaos. Then, after a while, a simple system develops.
This system changes everything.
1. Trade After 9 PM
The day brings noisy news and false breaks. I only start trading after 9 PM, when the market calms down and price action becomes clearer. Less noise = better decisions.
2. Secure Profits Quickly
Stop dreaming of multiplying by 5 on every trade. If you make R$1000 in a session, withdraw at least R$300 for your bank. Play with the rest. Greed kills gains—discipline secures them.
3. Trade Based on Indicators, Not Emotions
Install TradingView and check these before entering a trade:
• MACD: Look for bullish or death crosses.
• RSI: Overbought or oversold levels show the timing.
• Bollinger Bands: Contractions = preparations, breakouts = trades.
At least two indicators must be aligned before I act.
4. Be Smart with Stops
If you're watching the market, move your stop up as your position appreciates. If not, set a fixed stop of 3% to protect yourself from surprises.
5. Withdraw Weekly
Every Friday, I transfer 30% of profits to my bank. It’s not real until it’s in your pocket. Let the rest capitalize.
6. Master the Candles
• For quick trades, use the 1-hour chart—two strong bullish candles? Go long.
• For trend preparations, use the 4-hour chart—observe the price near support.
7. Avoid Beginner Mistakes
• Keep leverage below 5x (maximum of 10x if experienced).
• Avoid meme coins—no Doge, no SHIB.
• Limit trades to 3/day to maintain focus.
• Never, ever trade with borrowed money.
Register, trade with intention, withdraw. That’s how professionals survive—and thrive—in crypto.
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