#MyTradingStyle

Many traders lose money in crypto because they get caught in the hype. I did too, until I realized there was a better way.

I have been trading on Binance for 3 months, starting with ₹10k, and have learned one important fact during this time:

> Coins don't make you money...strategies do.

Below is the exact strategy I use - integrating real time volume, cycles in crypto, and entry timing - to compound my trades with low risk.

📈 The Strategy: "3V Method"

This method focuses on volume, volatility, and value - the 3Vs. This is your guide to volume.

1. Volume: Follow the Smart Money

Before touching any coin, I check its 24 hr trading volume.I only touch coins with a $100M+ daily volume

Why? That's where the big players are not the low cap pumps.

🛠 Tip: On Binance, you can sort the coins by volume in the "Markets" tab.

2. Volatility: Search for the Squeeze

Look for coins that are consolidating on the 4-hour chart.If the coin is sideways for days - that's a trap developing. When they break out (up or down they are explosive).

📉 I don't jump into coins that have already pumped 20%+

3. Value: Purchase at Demand Zones

After I identify high-volume coin pairs that are in a tight range of price, I mark the solid support zones with horizontal lines.

🔍 I look for:Previous price rejections.Areas where there is high volume clustering.I place limit orders at these zones, allow the price to come to me.

These are 3 cryptocurrencies I will be keeping my eye on (this is just for informational purposes, not financial advice, do your own research):

1. INJ (Injective):

- Good volume

- Pullback from recent breakout

- Looking to re-test the ₹1,200 level

2. LINK (Chainlink):

- Consolidation under resistance

- Entry near ₹1,000 if support holds

3. TIA ((Celestia):

- Quiet yet powerful chart

- Accumulation pattern clearly visible.

$BTC $BNB

My greatest loss occurred after accepting a "hot tip" from Twitter.Not only Twitter don't just follow any social media platform blindly.I created a rule since:

> If I don't find the trade, I won't take it.