1. Money management
Never invest more than you can afford to lose.
Diversify your capital: do not put all your money into one currency.
The ideal risk percentage for a single trade: only 1% - 3% of capital.
2. Create a trading plan
Determine when to enter a trade and when to exit (whether profit or loss).
Do not trade with emotion (fear/greed) but stick to the plan.
Use stop loss and take profit orders.
3. Understand technical analysis
Support and resistance: areas where price stops or reverses.
Indicators: like RSI (momentum), MACD (trend change), moving averages (to determine the overall trend).
Candlestick charts: give you signals about buyers' and sellers' movements.
4. Fundamental analysis
Follow project news (partnerships, updates, product launches).
Monitor trading volume and market capitalization.
Understand the project's idea before investing in it.
5. Control emotions
Greed = a major cause of loss.
Fear = prevents you from seizing opportunities.
The best traders act rationally, not with emotional reactions.
6. Consistency and learning
The market changes constantly → you must learn every day.
Record your trades (Journal) to know your mistakes and learn from them.
Use a demo account before trading with large capital.
7. Trading times and discipline
Do not enter the market randomly.
Monitor liquidity and volatility (often increase with major news).
Stick to specific hours for trading and do not let your life revolve around the screen.
📌 Summary:
A successful trader is not the one who wins every trade, but the one who knows how to manage their capital, set their risks, and endure in the long term.
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