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If you have $100 and want to enter trading, try not to make all your trades in one currency.
Divide the capital into four parts.
* Part in trading relatively stable currencies.
$BTC $ETH $BNB In this part, you can trade these currencies in the long term, knowing that stable currencies will increase in value later.
* Another part for alternative currencies or those with weak prices.
In this part, you can choose currencies and determine the entry time through analyzing the candlesticks of the currency, and then you buy and sell when the price rises through immediate trading.
* Part in #SimpleEarnProducts or flexible products.
This part is where the platform operates your funds and sends daily profits, and the profits here are modest compared to the capital.
* The last part will be liquidity.
From my perspective, this is the most important part of the matter, which will help you reduce losses in previously traded currencies. If you choose a currency and enter a deal at a price of $10, and after entering, the currency drops to $8, you can use your liquidity to buy the currency at $8, reducing the loss from $2 to $1. If it drops again, you can reinforce in the same way and sell at a higher price afterwards, thus avoiding a potential loss or reducing your previous losses.
And my advice to you, whatever the deal, do not come out of it a loser.
