Trading Operations
How I Run My Trading Operations Daily
Trading isn’t just about charts and numbers—it’s about building a process. Here’s a look at how I manage my trading operations from start to finish.
1. Morning Setup
Each day begins with a quick market scan:
Check BTC and ETH price movement
Review funding rates and open interest
Note any key economic events (especially U.S. news)
Mark major support/resistance levels on my charts
I use Binance for trading and TradingView for charting. I usually stick to high-volume pairs and focus on BTC, ETH, and a few altcoins showing momentum.
2. Strategy in Action
I run two main strategies:
Intraday Breakouts: I wait for clear structure and volume confirmation before entry.
Swing Setups: Based on 4H or daily timeframe, often using EMA crosses and trendline breaks.
I don't rely heavily on indicators—price action and volume lead the way. I do use RSI and MACD occasionally for confirmation.
3. Risk Management
Every position is pre-planned. I never enter without a stop-loss and proper position sizing.
Risk per trade: 1-2%
Daily loss limit: 3 trades max or -5%
Weekly reviews to assess drawdown and consistency
Risk management is what keeps me in the game, especially during choppy or unpredictable markets.
4. Journaling & Review
After the trading day, I record each trade:
Entry/exit levels
Why I entered
What went well or went wrong
This journal helps spot patterns in my behavior and strategy. The goal is to refine—not to be perfect, but to be consistent.
Final Thoughts
My trading operations are simple, disciplined, and data-driven. I treat trading like a business, not a gamble. It’s not about catching every move—it's about managing risk and building over time.
Let’s hear about your setup. What’s your daily trading routine like?
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