🧠 My strategy in cryptocurrency trading | 1/3
I don’t treat volatility as an enemy.
My experience taught me that a reversal in price doesn’t necessarily mean the trade is wrong—especially in a highly volatile market like crypto.
Before entering, I monitor:
🔹 Trend
🔹 Support and resistance
🔹 Moving averages
🔹 Candles and momentum
🔹 Economic news
But most importantly for me is the price’s reaction to the news.
A negative headline may come and the market still goes up, or a positive one and the market drops.
So I don’t rely on the news alone—I ask:
What did the price say after the news?
If the trade idea remains valid, I give it room to fluctuate instead of exiting with every opposite move.
I’m not trying to predict every candle… I’m trying to manage the trade until the real trend becomes clear.
Part two: How I manage the trade and use leverage and offsetting positions?
⚠️ Personal experience, not financial advice.
I don’t treat volatility as an enemy.
My experience taught me that a reversal in price doesn’t necessarily mean the trade is wrong—especially in a highly volatile market like crypto.
Before entering, I monitor:
🔹 Trend
🔹 Support and resistance
🔹 Moving averages
🔹 Candles and momentum
🔹 Economic news
But most importantly for me is the price’s reaction to the news.
A negative headline may come and the market still goes up, or a positive one and the market drops.
So I don’t rely on the news alone—I ask:
What did the price say after the news?
If the trade idea remains valid, I give it room to fluctuate instead of exiting with every opposite move.
I’m not trying to predict every candle… I’m trying to manage the trade until the real trend becomes clear.
Part two: How I manage the trade and use leverage and offsetting positions?
⚠️ Personal experience, not financial advice.