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Trade Advice for Beginners (Futures)

Start Slow: Begin with a small capital, let's say $100.

Coin Choice: Choose a coin that is less volatile.

Leverage: Use leverage of no more than x10.

Leverage Limit: Ensure you never exceed leverage by more than 50% of your capital (e.g., with $100 in your wallet, your leverage should not exceed $150 = $15 x 10).

Avoid Same Price Trades: Never long or short any coin at the same price with all your margin.

Divide Margin: Split your margin into 4 parts ($15/4 = $3.8), which means you will open long or short positions with $3.8 x 10 = $38 USDT.

DCA Strategy: If you have opened a long position and the coin falls by 5-10%, long it again with $3.8 x 10 (this is called Dollar Cost Averaging, or DCA), so your entry point is nowlower. Same applies for short positions if the coin pumps by 5-10%. Your position will now be $76 USDT, and you have $100 as your balance.

If the coin goes above your breakeven point with profit, close it. If it falls again by 5-10% or more, DCA again. (Never DCA for 1-2% drops).

Charts: Choose a duration such as 1 hour, 4H, 1D). Analyze the chart to see how the coin is behaving.

RSI Indicator: Since you are a beginner, use the RSI indicator for durations (1H, 4H, 1D, etc.). If the RSI score is below 20, it is oversold and might go up a little, safe to long. If the RSI score is above 90, it is overbought, so it is safe to short.

Stop-Loss: Never trade without SL; it is a lifesaver during crashes.

Patience is key. Keep yourself updated about market. Enter & exit trades on time & never trade like a gambler back-to-back. Once you get a profit, relax & wait for the next safe entry. If you incur a loss, relax & don't rush to recover; you might end up losing more. Wait for a safe entry.

Trading demands rationale & skills, not emotions. The market doesn't care about your emotions. Respect the market, and it will reward you.

Keep practicing and slowly learn about using other indicators.

Pro Tip:

Low-Risk Coins: If you want to trade in low-risk and less volatile coins, consider:
$IOTX $TRX

Good luck!

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#BTCanalysis #MarketSentimentToday

$BTC is currently holding well at 60,000 zone. Market sentiment is NEUTRAL. Since BTC is slightly on Oversold zone in 4H and 1D charts, there is chance of a slight relief rally in coming week if it closes weekly chart above 60,500.

If BTC loses 60k support, it has no support until 56k.

BTC is currently priced at $60,630.2, and the market trend is neutral. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the technical indicators:

👉 KDJ: No clear pattern or signal.MACD: No discernible trend or momentum.

👉RSI: No extreme conditions of overbought or oversold.

👉EMA BREAK: No significant breakouts or crossover patterns.

👉BOLL: Support at $60,444.5 and resistance at $61,107.8.

With all indicators showing neutrality, there’s no strong market direction. Keep an eye on the BOLL levels for potential support and resistance that could influence future movements.

Avoid opening any trade if you are uncertain. Wait for a strong support or rebound or open trades with 1/4th of your margin to DCA later in case of more dips.

According to CoinGlass, total volume of BTC (for 24H) is currently at $24.10B long trades vs $25.62B short trades. (48.5% Longs vs 51.5% Shorts)

CoinGlass Market Sentiment for BTC is:
👉Bullish 38%
👉Very Bullish 21%.

Total Bullish Sentiment: 59%

👉Bearish 15%
👉Very Bearish 12%

Total Bearish Sentimen: 27%

👉Neutral: 15%

Per Day Earning with Zero or Low Risk - Intraday Trading - Profits - Margin - Budget (Futures - Beginner Edition) - PART 1 #intradaytrading #Beginnersguide

Learn how to earn daily profits from $5 to $100 in futures trading! This guide explains the budget you need, expected margins, and potential returns.

Perfect for beginners looking to understand investment requirements and profit expectations with zero or low risk involved. No fancy expectations. This is realistic approach.

👉 How to Earn $5 a Day:
Set Your Goal: Decide how much you want to earn daily. For example, $5 a day.

👉 Required Budget: To earn $5 a day, start with at least $100 to avoid liquidation risk.

👉 Leverage: Use 10x leverage, ideal for beginners (DO NOT EXCEED IT)

👉 Margin: With $100, open a trade with $10 margin using 10x leverage. This means your position is worth $100 (10 x 10).

👉 Profit Target: To earn $5, your position needs to increase by 25%. $10 margin x 25% = $2.5 profit per trade. Two winning trades of $2.5 each will give you $5.

You can trade multiple times to reach $5 or even $10 daily. Set your goal and stop trading once you achieve it to manage risk effectively. This is the most realistic and safest way and you can make it even safer, details of which I will post in PART 2 later.

To Earn:
$10 per day 👉 Budget required $200
$20 per day 👉 Budget required $400
$50 per day 👉 Budget required $1000
$100 per day 👉 Budget required $2000
You can earn even more with these budgets, but that is when you become an advanced or veteran trader. If you are a beginner, this is the best approach with NO RISK involved.

Patience and discipline is what required. Set a goal and strictly stick to it.

Now based on these calculations, here is a breakdown of the budget needed to earn daily profits ranging from $10 to $100

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IMPORTANCE OF STOP-LOSS #STOPLOSS

A lot of people losing their money in this crypto correction and downtrend (alts have indeed crashed) are those with high leverage, wrong entries with no Stop-Loss, poor DCA strategy and of course due to FOMO.

Crypto market is extremely volatile and unpredictable. What strategies do you use when market crashes? What is your risk management? Or do you only expect to put money and expect it to magically double?

When opening a position, just dont think about profits, think about loss you can incur and use STOP-LOSS on all your position to save yourself from getting liquidated.

Few basic points on how to use Stop-Loss:
👉Determine Risk Tolerance: Decide the maximum loss you can afford on a trade.

👉Set Stop-Loss Level: Place the Stop-Loss at a price level that aligns with your risk tolerance.

👉Use Technical Analysis: Set Stop-Loss based on key support/resistance levels or technical indicators.

👉Adjust as Needed: Move your Stop-Loss to lock in profits as the trade moves in your favor.

👉Consistent Usage: Apply Stop-Loss to every trade to protect your capital.

👉Avoid Over-tightening: Give your trade enough room to avoid premature exits due to minor fluctuations.

Trading without a Stop-Loss is like going bungee jumping without the cord—it's only fun until you realize you're in free fall!

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TWO GOOD ALTCOINS FOR FUTURES INTRADAY TRADING: HIGHLY VOLATILE VS. LOW VOLATILE (BEGINNER'S EDITION)

$PEOPLE vs $IOTX

👉 PEOPLE: This is a very volatile coin, good for quick trades (scalping i.e. quick entry and exit - meant only for experts). It can be very rewarding but also very punishing if you are reckless with it or greedy. It has a lot of trading volume and liquidity, making it good for day trading. It can jump up and down in price a lot but is also resilient. If you’re a beginner looking to make profits with a small balance, you might consider this coin. However, use only a small margin and split it into 4 parts for DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging). It’s very risky, so it's not recommended for new traders. If you have a few months of trading experience and you’re willing to take the risk, wait for a good entry point and be prepared for big price swings. (DO NOT USE LEVERAGE HIGHER THAN x10).

👉 IOTX: This coin is more stable with low volatility, low volume and very resilient. You can trade it without much stress. Profits might come slower than with PEOPLE, but it holds strong during market dips and bounces back well. Enter your trades safely with 1/4th of your margin. Use x10 leverage, or up to x20 if you have some experience into intraday trading. For example, if you open a 10 USDT position for PEOPLE, you can use 15 USDT for IOTX without much hiccups.

These coins are very different to each other. PEOPLE offers high rewards but is very risky, so avoid it if you’re new. If you’re a beginner, go with IOTX and always use low leverage. Always set Stop-Loss and Take-Profit, watch the market, and exit at the right time.

Good luck and trade safely. Use the safest strategies no matter which coins you trade.

#MarketSentimentToday #BTC Analysis

BTC Analysis:

👉 Current Price & Trend
BTC is $60,676.7.The market trend is LONG, meaning it's bullish (positive).

👉Trader Positions
The long/short ratio is 1.1:1, indicating slightly more long positions (optimism).

👉Funding Rate
Current rate: 0.0000529.Positive rate means long positions are stronger.

👉Support & Resistance Levels
BOLL support: $61,183.8.BOLL resistance: $62,364.1.These are key price points to watch.

👉Market Sentiment
Sentiment index: 37 ("Fear" range).Indicates caution or uncertainty.

👉Technical Indicators
RSI: Oversold, suggesting a potential rebound.
BOLL: Lower band touch, indicating potential support.
KDJ, MACD, EMA BREAK: Neutral, no clear patterns.

👉Summary:
$BTC is bullish with positive trader sentiment. Technicals hint at a potential price rebound. Watch for changes in market trends and sentiment.

No. of Bullish Signals: 28. Signal Accuracy: 42.86%
No. of Bearish Signals: 28. Signal Accuracy: 39.29%

👉 Long vs. Short Ratio: 1.1 : 1 (slight edge with long positions)

Trade with Caution. If you are longing, first select your margin, split them into 4 parts and long 1/4th from this dip and in case it dips further to 5-10%, DCA it with 2nd part of margin and so on. Have Stop-Loss and watch the market. Enter and exit on time.

If you are not confident or uncertain, avoid trading until a strong rebound.

TRADER VS GAMBLER:

Differences between a responsible trader and a reckless-compulsive gambler:

Leverage Use:
👉Trader: Uses leverage judiciously, understanding the risks and managing them, earning is slow but steady and grows his portfolio in long-term.
👉Gambler: Often uses high leverage recklessly, wins short-term, and now hoping for more big wins, ends up losing whole capital at some point.

Margin Management:
👉Trader: Maintains sufficient margin and regularly monitors account balance, opens only 1 or 2 positions. Never exceeds leveraged position by 50% of his wallet balance.
👉Gambler: Neglects margin requirements, risking liquidation. Uses high leverages, his leveraged positions might go up to 200-500%. If he has $100 balance in his wallet, he opens a position/positions adding up to $500.

Risk Management:
👉Trader: Sets stop-loss and take-profit levels, follows a clear risk management strategy.
👉Gambler: Relies on luck, rarely uses stop-loss orders or a defined strategy.

Market Analysis:
👉Trader: Conducts thorough technical and fundamental analysis before trading or asks reliable expert trader to guide him/her.
👉Gambler: Makes trades based on hunches, hype, fear or emotions without proper analysis.

Emotional Control:
👉Trader: Keeps emotions in check, making decisions based on analysis and strategy.
👉Gambler: Lets emotions like fear and greed drive trading decisions.

Trade Frequency:
👉Trader: Focuses on quality trades and avoids overtrading. Takes adequate breaks, pauses and resumes when market is much safer for trading.
👉Gambler: Trades excessively, often without a clear plan, hoping to win big in short period of time, dreaming about becoming super rich, only to lose everything he invested.

A trader is like a chef carefully measuring ingredients for a perfect dish, while a gambler is like someone throwing everything into a pot and hoping it turns into a gourmet meal. One gets a delicious feast, the other gets a kitchen disaster!

Choose wisely, what you want to become. A trader or a Gambler?