🎯 HOW TO GET YOUR BEST ENTRY PRICE
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Every trader wants to buy at the bottom and sell at the top. Unfortunately, nobody can consistently predict the exact bottom or top.
But you can improve your entry price by following a repeatable process.
Here is a practical seven-step strategy that traders can apply to SOL, BTC, ETH, BNB and other cryptocurrencies.
1️⃣ NEVER ENTER A TRADE WITHOUT A PRICE PLAN
Before opening Binance, establish three things:
- Where do I want to enter?
- Where will I accept that my analysis is wrong?
- Where will I take profit?
Practical example – SOL:
Suppose SOL is trading at $100.
Instead of immediately buying at $100, you identify:
- Preferred entry zone: $97.50–$98.50.
- Invalidation level: $95.50.
- Possible profit-taking area: $102–$104.
These are illustrative levels, not current market signals.
You now have a plan instead of chasing candles.
2️⃣ IDENTIFY SUPPORT AND RESISTANCE
Look at the 4-hour and 1-hour charts.
Support: A price area where buyers have previously stepped in.
Resistance: A price area where sellers have previously appeared.
Practical exercise:
If SOL repeatedly struggles to fall below $97, monitor that zone.
Do not automatically buy at $97. Wait to see whether buyers defend it.
If the price breaks below support and fails to recover, reconsider the trade.
3️⃣ USE LIMIT ORDERS INSTEAD OF CHASING THE MARKET
Suppose your preferred entry is $98.
SOL suddenly rises from $99 to $101.
Do not panic and buy simply because the candle is green.
You can place a limit order around your planned entry, subject to your analysis.
If the market never returns, let the opportunity go.
Remember: Another opportunity will come.
4️⃣ READ THE ORDER BOOK BEFORE ENTERING
On Binance, examine:
🟢 Green: Buy orders.
🔴 Red: Sell orders.
Look for:
- Large buy orders near your intended support.
- Large sell orders near resistance.
- Whether liquidity is being consumed or replenished.
- Whether large orders disappear before execution.
Important: Large orders can be cancelled or misleading. Confirm with actual price movement and volume.
5️⃣ WAIT FOR CANDLE CONFIRMATION
Never assume that touching support guarantees a reversal.
For a potential LONG:
- Price approaches support.
- Selling pressure weakens.
- A bullish rejection candle develops.
- The candle closes with confirmation.
- Consider entry only if the risk/reward remains attractive.
For a potential SHORT:
- Price approaches resistance.
- Buying momentum weakens.
- A bearish rejection develops.
- The candle closes with confirmation.
- Consider entry only if the risk/reward remains attractive.
6️⃣ CALCULATE YOUR RISK BEFORE OPENING THE CONTRACT
Example:
Trading capital allocated to the position: $20.
Maximum acceptable loss: $1.
This means your position size and stop-loss must be calculated so that the planned loss does not exceed $1, excluding fees and slippage.
Do not confuse leverage with available profit.
Higher leverage increases liquidation risk. Adding isolated margin may move liquidation farther away, but it does not make a bad entry profitable.
7️⃣ USE THE THREE-ENTRY METHOD
Instead of committing your entire planned position at once, consider dividing it into three portions.
Illustrative SOL buying plan:
- First entry: $98.50 – 40%.
- Second entry: $97.50 – 30%.
- Third entry: $96.50 – 30%.
These are example prices, not recommendations to buy SOL now.
If only the first order fills, you have a smaller position. If all three fill, calculate your average entry.
Never keep adding to a losing position simply because the price keeps falling.
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📋 THE LION PROFIT PRE-TRADE CHECKLIST
Before every trade, ask yourself:
1. Have I identified the market direction?
2. Have I marked support and resistance?
3. Is my entry based on confirmation?
4. Have I calculated my average entry?
5. Have I established my stop-loss?
6. Is my potential reward worth the risk?
7. Am I entering because of analysis or FOMO?
If you cannot answer these questions, do not rush into the trade.
🦁 THE FINAL LION PROFIT LESSON
The best entry is not necessarily the lowest price or the highest price.
It is the price that offers a favourable risk/reward opportunity, supported by market evidence and a clear exit plan.
Sometimes the most profitable decision is to wait.
NO TRADE IS ALSO A POSITION.
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