Trading based on data statistics involves making rational decisions, based on quantifiable evidence and not on impulses. It is the foundation of professional trading, and those who master it turn the chaos of the market into opportunities. Below, I will directly and strategically explain how to do it:

📊 How to trade with data statistics

1. Collect relevant data

Historical prices (OHLC: open, high, low, close).

Transaction volume.

Funding rates in Binance futures.

BTC and ETH dominance.

Macro data: inflation, FED rates, key events.

2. Use basic statistical tools

Moving average (SMA / EMA): measures trend.

Standard deviation: measures volatility.

Z-score: detects price anomalies.

Correlation: analyzes the relationship between BTC and other altcoins.

Linear regression: predicts trends if variables stabilize.

3. Create operational hypotheses

Example:

> “When the price of BTC breaks a resistance with volume 30% higher than the average of 10 days, there is a 65% probability of bullish continuation in the next 12 hours.”

This is statistical thinking applied to trading.

4. Calculate probability of success

Use:

Win/loss ratio (Risk/Reward).

Statistical backtesting (with Python or tools like TradingView).

Monte Carlo simulations to validate uncertain scenarios.

5. Apply mathematical risk management

Maximum 1-2% risk per trade.

Diversify by volatility and correlation, not just by “different crypto.”

📌 Conclusion:

Do not guess the market. Master the numbers. Statistics is not just for academics; it is the tool of institutional traders and should be your ally.

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