Miriam Adcox e0QK

#MyStrategyEvolution

After a lot of struggles, my evolution in trading began with anxiety, impulsivity, and hope for quick gains. I blew my account, ignored risk management, and neglected learning. But these mistakes were the toughest and most effective teachers. Over time, I developed a study routine, created my own plan based on data, backtests, and notes. Today, I use a combination of price action with volume analysis and crowd psychology. Every entry is well thought out, every loss is calculated. Evolving as a trader means moving away from seeking the perfect trade and starting to seek consistency in the process. My profit doesn't come from being right, but from discipline.

#TradingStrategyMistakes

The biggest mistakes in trading are not in the charts, but in the trader's mind. The first common mistake is the lack of a plan: entering without knowing where to exit, or how much you are willing to lose. Another classic mistake is increasing the position after a loss, trying to "recover". This is an ego trap. The lack of a trading journal also hinders evolution. Trading without risk management is like driving without brakes. I learned that a true trader is a risk manager before being a profit hunter. Correcting these mistakes has been more valuable than any setup. Consistency starts with discipline.

#ArbitrageTradingStrategy A arbitrage is one of the oldest and most effective strategies in the market, but it requires agility and technical knowledge. I monitor price variations between brokers and use bots to identify opportunities in real time. The difference between the price of the same asset may seem small, but with capital and repetition, the profits become significant. I operate with stablecoins to avoid exposure to volatility. I also assess withdrawal and deposit fees, which can turn a profit into a loss. Arbitrage is not emotional — it is mathematics. And when well executed, it offers consistent returns even in sideways or volatile markets.

#TrendTradingStrategy I am doing a course and in it we learned that following the trend is one of the safest ways to operate, but few know how to identify a real trend. The basis of my strategy lies in the exponential moving averages of 20 and 50 periods. If the price is above and the averages are aligned upwards, it is a sign of a strong trend. I enter after corrections to dynamic support zones, using confluence with volume and price action. This strategy reduces random entries and increases the safety of trades. I avoid swimming against the tide. In a trend, profit is a natural consequence of patience. Learning to respect the direction of the market changed my game.

#BreakoutTradingStrategy good evening everyone! Breakouts are powerful opportunities, but also traps if you don't know how to filter. My strategy starts with the analysis of strong consolidations with increasing volume. I wait for the breakout with a solid candle and volume above average. I never enter weak or forced breakouts. After the breakout, I wait for the retest of the broken resistance, which now becomes support. This drastically increases my success rate. I also use the ATR to set realistic targets. With this approach, I avoid hasty entries and false tails. A good breakout is not just technical — it's psychological, as it reveals where the big players are positioned. Lots of positive energy for all of us!!

#DayTradingStrategy Day trading is not a lottery. It is discipline, strategy, and emotional control. Before any entry, I analyze the trend across multiple time frames and define my stop loss and take-profit. I use indicators like VWAP, RSI, and moving averages, but price action always takes precedence. The secret lies in trading less and with more quality, avoiding overtrading. My routine starts with studying the market and defining areas of interest. I only enter if there is clear confluence. With each trade, I learn more about myself and the market. Day trading has taught me that consistency comes from intelligent repetition, not from haste. Let's go, everyone, this is the time!

#HODLTradingStrategy The HODL strategy is not just about buying and waiting. It is about believing in fundamentals, resisting FUD, and maintaining conviction even when the market panics. Many give up before the real appreciation because they focus on the short term. My HODL is based on projects with proven utility, scarcity, and strong adoption. I reevaluate my portfolio every quarter, but I only sell if the fundamentals deteriorate. This discipline has allowed me to see assets like Solana and BNB multiply. HODL requires more than patience — it requires knowledge, a macro vision, and above all, emotional control. This differentiates the average investor from the consistent investor.

#SpotVSFuturesStrategy Many beginners overlook the crucial differences between Spot and Futures and end up exposing themselves to unnecessary risks. In the Spot market, you buy the actual asset, ideal for those seeking security and long-term growth. In Futures, you trade with leverage, which can quickly multiply your gains—or your losses. The most effective strategy is to understand your risk profile and combine both approaches. While I use Spot to accumulate strong assets like BTC and ETH, in Futures I only trade with validated setups and strict risk management. Mastering this difference has protected me from irreversible losses and maximized my profits.

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Well observed, I hadn't thought of that

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