1. Money Management
- Do not invest more than 10–15% of your capital in a single trade.
- Always keep a percentage of liquidity (USDT or BUSD) ready to buy during a dip.
2. Trading without leverage
- Avoid high leverage, as it is the biggest reason for forced liquidations.
- It's best for beginners to rely on Spot Trading instead of futures contracts.
3. Use stop loss orders
- Place a stop loss order at a predetermined level (e.g., 5–10% below the entry price).
- This protects you from sudden crashes like whale selling or negative news.
4. Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA)
- Do not invest all your capital at once.
- Spread the purchase over several price levels, so if the market drops more, you buy at a lower price and reduce the average cost.
5. Focus on strong currencies
- Focus on currencies like BTC and ETH as they are less likely to experience a complete collapse compared to smaller coins.
- Alternative currencies (Altcoins) can drop 30–50% in one day, so be careful.
6. Monitor economic and political news
- Events like tariffs, inflation data, or decisions from the US Federal Reserve directly affect the market.
- Make part of your strategy to follow the news before making big decisions.
7. Learn from the downturn instead of fearing it
- Market crashes are not the end, but an opportunity to learn.
- Many large investors take advantage of these periods to buy at low prices.
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🎯 Practical example on Binance
- You have 1000 USDT.
- Invest 300 USDT in Bitcoin at the current price.
- Place 300 USDT as buy orders lower by 5–10%.
- Keep 400 USDT as liquidity for emergencies or new opportunities.
- Place an order
Stop loss at 8–10% below the entry price.
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