Happytrader09
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Today is the weekend, I finished with e $VRA , and I'm free to share experiences about farming #Alphapoints for everyone. You all know, so skip it, okay? 🤫
1. When you start farming, the first thing to do is always look at the H1 chart; only when it is green (it doesn't need to be strongly green, just green is okay) should you open the 1-minute chart to farm. If it's red, just skip it. Because H1 is the main trend, if it's green, the minute candles will gradually increase, which will incur fewer costs.
2. Look at the minute candles; if there is a wick on top, set the buy price and sell price as default. Conversely, if there is a wick below, keep the buy price as default, but you must set the sell price. If the candles are running without wicks on both ends, you can leave them as default for speed.
3. Everyone here is farming for volume, not trading for profit, so the principle is to buy quickly and sell quickly, rotating fast to avoid being stuck in orders. Buying can be slow to match, which is okay because the capital is still there; however, once sold, it must match immediately.
4. Whenever the candles are running easily, take advantage of doing a lot in one go; in cases where the candles are difficult, it's better to take a break. There are often timeframes like 4-7 AM that are very easy to farm.
5. The amount of money for each order is also very important; if you are new to farming, you should set each order to about $500-600/order, which is okay. Avoid starting with $2k-$3k in a single hit, as strong red candles can lead to a loss of $40-$50, which will kill your spirit. With little money, if you are diligent, making $100 a day will still give you 66k/day, which is enough for 18 points and also sufficient volume. 😆
6.7.8.9 There are more points, but the post is too long, so I will save it for next time. Farming volume is not difficult; just be diligent, and earning $1000-$1500 a month is within reach. Have a great weekend, kaka 🤭🤭
1. When you start farming, the first thing to do is always look at the H1 chart; only when it is green (it doesn't need to be strongly green, just green is okay) should you open the 1-minute chart to farm. If it's red, just skip it. Because H1 is the main trend, if it's green, the minute candles will gradually increase, which will incur fewer costs.
2. Look at the minute candles; if there is a wick on top, set the buy price and sell price as default. Conversely, if there is a wick below, keep the buy price as default, but you must set the sell price. If the candles are running without wicks on both ends, you can leave them as default for speed.
3. Everyone here is farming for volume, not trading for profit, so the principle is to buy quickly and sell quickly, rotating fast to avoid being stuck in orders. Buying can be slow to match, which is okay because the capital is still there; however, once sold, it must match immediately.
4. Whenever the candles are running easily, take advantage of doing a lot in one go; in cases where the candles are difficult, it's better to take a break. There are often timeframes like 4-7 AM that are very easy to farm.
5. The amount of money for each order is also very important; if you are new to farming, you should set each order to about $500-600/order, which is okay. Avoid starting with $2k-$3k in a single hit, as strong red candles can lead to a loss of $40-$50, which will kill your spirit. With little money, if you are diligent, making $100 a day will still give you 66k/day, which is enough for 18 points and also sufficient volume. 😆
6.7.8.9 There are more points, but the post is too long, so I will save it for next time. Farming volume is not difficult; just be diligent, and earning $1000-$1500 a month is within reach. Have a great weekend, kaka 🤭🤭
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