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After the collapse of the ZKJ/KOGE trading pair on Binance Alpha, through testing with several accounts, I finally found a trading method with almost zero loss—the MYX/USDT trading pair.
I used a capital of 1000U to execute 17 trades on MYX/USDT, and the profits not only covered the wear but also yielded surplus.
During the trading, I did not trade blindly, as I observed that there were several rapid declines in the previous hours. Thus, if I continued to use the old method of trading volume, it would not work, and I would likely incur significant losses.
Therefore, while trading, I referred to the candlestick chart to predict the upward trend. At 2:14 AM, I saw the MA1 and MA2 lines of MYX intersect, and at 2:17, the two lines showed an upward trend, and the trading volume started to increase, so I began trading. Since it was high-frequency trading, I looked at the minute chart; I based my method on the prices of the last two trades fluctuating back and forth. I would click "Exchange"; if the price of the third and fourth trades entered the range of the last two trades, I would confirm with my fingerprint. After the transaction, I would immediately reverse the exchange, and when the price was slightly higher than the purchase price, I would use my fingerprint to confirm.
I tested the above method on several accounts with basically no errors, but it is necessary to operate during an upward trend. If a spike occurs, this method not only becomes ineffective but also incurs losses. #币安ALpha $zkj $koge $myx
I used a capital of 1000U to execute 17 trades on MYX/USDT, and the profits not only covered the wear but also yielded surplus.
During the trading, I did not trade blindly, as I observed that there were several rapid declines in the previous hours. Thus, if I continued to use the old method of trading volume, it would not work, and I would likely incur significant losses.
Therefore, while trading, I referred to the candlestick chart to predict the upward trend. At 2:14 AM, I saw the MA1 and MA2 lines of MYX intersect, and at 2:17, the two lines showed an upward trend, and the trading volume started to increase, so I began trading. Since it was high-frequency trading, I looked at the minute chart; I based my method on the prices of the last two trades fluctuating back and forth. I would click "Exchange"; if the price of the third and fourth trades entered the range of the last two trades, I would confirm with my fingerprint. After the transaction, I would immediately reverse the exchange, and when the price was slightly higher than the purchase price, I would use my fingerprint to confirm.
I tested the above method on several accounts with basically no errors, but it is necessary to operate during an upward trend. If a spike occurs, this method not only becomes ineffective but also incurs losses. #币安ALpha $zkj $koge $myx
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