Always, guys, stick to managing your portfolio - Stick to the stop and don't be afraid - Commit to raising your stop loss with every rise - Don't move between trades - Don't use high leverage - Distribute your entry (For example, if your capital is 1000$ , you should enter in three parts with any currency I send. For example, if I sent a currency at a price of 0.66, make your first entry 1% of the portfolio. When the currency drops by 1%, reinforce the second entry with another 1% of the portfolio. This way, your entry price adjusts and becomes closer, and with the first rebound, you will be in profit, or if the currency hits the stop loss, your loss will only be 1%. This is the benefit of distributing the entry, and the total entry is now 3%. You can measure this for any capital you have) - With every 20% rise against any leverage you are using, take a part of the profit and raise your stop loss entry, and so on with every trade It's not necessary for the currency to achieve all the targets - Don't be greedy
If you can manage one hundred dollars, you will be able to manage millions Most losses come from greed and lack of commitment, so be cautious and listen to the advice Read the advice more than once
The altcoin liquidity chart is one of the most important charts to follow during market corrections to know when the correction ends and when to start buying again.
On the 4-hour timeframe, unfortunately, the support at 856B that we mentioned in the last update was broken, and it dropped to the support at 827B, which reacted with a bounce.
On the RSI indicator shown below the chart, we have reached the oversold area and buying has started again. In summary: The correction for the coins is 80% complete, but there has been no liquidity for buying yet because the markets are closed. There may be fluctuations tomorrow with the weekly close, and Bitcoin may drop to the support at 102,000$ . The entry of new liquidity into the market will begin with the opening of the markets on Monday, God willing.