Letting Go

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Does any one actually use Trailing stop loss?
When and How to use it?

#grid #gridbottrading #gridtrading
🎯 GRID TRADING MADE SIMPLE

💡 Neutral Grid = Sideways

💡 Long Grid = Uptrend

💡 Short Grid = Downtrend

📈 Price goes up → Sell for profit

📉 Price goes down → Buy for profit

🔁 Rinse & repeat with the bot

Pro Tips:

⚡ Pick the right grid for the trend

⚡ Don’t set your range too wide or too tight

⚡ Use stop-loss to protect against breakouts

📌 Rule: Grid bot = small, steady profits → over time = 📊💰

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Keep calm and hold

#FactCheck
"Only enter a trade when the setup is clean, the trend is confirmed, and the risk/reward is in your favor. No signal = no trade."

#Write2Earn! You can write to earn, maybe I don’t know,

"You don't need to be rich to trade — you trade to become rich.

Start small. Stay smart. Grow strong.

Every candle is a chance.

Discipline > Luck. Consistency = Power."*

#Binance #CriptoTrading #StayFocused

#SELFOPINION
My Thoughts on Learning to Trade (Even With $20)

Some people say you can only learn trading if you have $500+ to start. But honestly, that’s not true.

For me, real learning begins with real trading, not just reading or paper trading. Even starting with $20 can be enough — just think of it as the cost of a course. Yes, it’s money you might lose, but it will give you something that no book can: experience.

That said, trading with a small amount doesn’t mean you should be careless. In fact, it’s even more important to be disciplined. Here are some practical tips I recommend for beginners trading Futures on Binance:

1. Start small – trade with $20–$50
- Think of it as tuition. Don't use money you can't afford to lose.
- Focus on learning and consistency, not profits.

2. Use very low leverage (1x–2x)
- High leverage kills accounts fast, especially for beginners.
- Keep it simple and safe while you’re learning.

3. Always use Stop Loss (SL) and Take Profit (TP)
- Don’t "hope" for the price to come back. Plan your trade.
- You’ll sleep better at night when you control risk.

4. Learn basic candle patterns
- You don’t need to master every chart pattern — just understand key signals like engulfing, doji, and pin bars.
- Combine candle signals with trend direction, not alone.

5. Stick to major coins
- Focus on BTC, ETH, and other high-liquidity assets.
- Avoid meme or low-volume coins that can spike or dump quickly.

6. Avoid overtrading
- Wait for high-probability setups.
- Quality > quantity.

7. Don’t copy blindly from signals or influencers
- Learn why a trade is taken, not just what to trade.
- Your money, your responsibility.

8. Practice patience and emotional control
- You won’t win every trade.
- The goal is to be consistent and survive to trade another day.

Final Thought:
Trading is a skill, like driving or cooking. It takes time, mistakes, and reflection to improve. Start small, trade smart, and respect the market. Whether it's $20 or $500, what matters most is how you learn from every trade.

yep, that's life, sometimes you lose, sometime win, just move on. (ps. I haven't recovered from previous lost yet, fml)

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