Those who had bought Solana @ 160$ can wait for 200$ or more | Amaan Sahb on Binance Square

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Those who had bought Solana @ 160$ can wait for 200$ or more it will definitely reach it and stake Solana @ binancwe to get air drops of pepe coin.Solana pepe boooooommmm
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How to maintain DCA (average cost): Let's suppose someone has 500 dollars, as I always suggest that we should divide our portfolio in 4 to 5 parts. Out of those 500$ someone want to buy Polka Dot and the price of Polka Dot is 4.5 Buy at least 30 Dots i.e 4.5*30= 135 (price of Dot * total number of Dot bought= number of dollars used) Now wait for at least 7% of market downward which is (4.5*7/100=4.2) Now you can buy 30 Dots at 4.2 4.2*30= 126$ If still market goes down you can buy more 30 Dots at 7% lower price i.e 3.9*30=117 With all this if you go for average cost$ 4.5/3+4.2/3+3.9/3 = 4.2 # You have 4.2 average If market reaches 4.2 you can sell your all 90 Dots without getting profit or loss also if market goes upto 4.3 or 4.4 you will get nice profit 4.4*90= 396 i.e 18 dollars profit Simple and easy. So follow for more information $DOT

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How to manage your funds: First of all I will suggest not to go for futures, spot trading is ideal for everyone, where we can earn a lot futures is very risky you earn alot but you can lose everything, well In spot I suggest to invest 1000$ at least. After investing 1000$ divide your portfolio in 4 to 5 parts, invest in one or two coin from top ten of crypto like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP etc. Now let's talk about our funds management. You have 1000$ and let's suppose you want to invest in Polka dot and it's price is 4.5$ (1000/5= 200) You can invest your 200 dollars at the price of 4.5$ of Dot 200/4.5= 44.44 You get 44.44 Dot by investing 200$ @ 4.5$ price If market falls from 4.5 wait for at least 7 to 8 percent of market fall or place an advance order at 7 to 8 percent i.e (4.5*8/100=0.36) 8 percent of 4.5 is 0.36 now place your other 200$ at 4.14$ of Dot 200/4.14=48.30 you will get 48.3 Dot now if market pumps @ 4.25 you can sell your 48.3 dot and will get profit easy and simple way 48.3*4.25= 205$ profit But if market further falls you still have 600$ in your portfolio to buy dip till 24 to 25 percent more with 8%each. I hope everyone understand, if not then you can ask and follow for further knowledge.

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How to trade and calculate profit percentage Let's suppose If I have 50 dollar, I want to trade on solana and solana price is 165$ Then this easy formula will help you a lot 50/165=0.30 Now with the investment of 50& you have purchased 0.30 solana you can sell this on 170$ to 175$ Lets check it 0.30*170=51 0.30*175=52.5 If you sell those 0.30 solana at 170$ you will 1$ profit and if you sell it at 175$ you will get 2.5$ profit, I hope everything is clear. For more updates and where to buy certain coin you can ask any time. #solana boom

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