$RAYSOL
$BTW
$LIT
I’m not giving you a lesson—what you can do, you can learn on your own. But you have to understand that this leverage is a factor that can change the fate of your portfolio. Imagine a trade that you’d do with leverage—if you use 10x, and the same trade wins with 2x, how much more you could gain.
Example: a coin reaches the 10x level, then drops afterward; you profit from what you reduced. That’s an example. The market is impossible for it to keep making money for the greedy. Even if they win a lot sometimes, as long as they keep going, with high risk and fast profit, it’s impossible to continue in the long term.
In the market: if you don’t have experience, you need to enter with leverage on stable coins—let’s say 10x like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and others. For an alternative coin, your maximum should be 2x.
Capital management by itself—even if you have no experience—will make you profitable for the long term. As a beginner, you can start with $100 as an example: your max would be one-dollar risk per trade, and keep this rule in your mind. Boring trading will make you money in the long run; trading with greed by increasing leverage levels will be your end. It will become a habit like morning coffee: you’ll want it every time, then you’ll get carried away, trade more, and never learn from your mistakes.
In my view, beginners must first get experience in spot trading with proper capital management for a sufficient period before they enter futures battles.
(Whatever you do, don’t go against the trend—especially in futures.)
For a rising market, wait for opportunities to enter on the up move, with any coin.
If the market goes against you one day, on the long term you’ll know that trading with the trend is always better.
$BTW
$LIT
I’m not giving you a lesson—what you can do, you can learn on your own. But you have to understand that this leverage is a factor that can change the fate of your portfolio. Imagine a trade that you’d do with leverage—if you use 10x, and the same trade wins with 2x, how much more you could gain.
Example: a coin reaches the 10x level, then drops afterward; you profit from what you reduced. That’s an example. The market is impossible for it to keep making money for the greedy. Even if they win a lot sometimes, as long as they keep going, with high risk and fast profit, it’s impossible to continue in the long term.
In the market: if you don’t have experience, you need to enter with leverage on stable coins—let’s say 10x like Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and others. For an alternative coin, your maximum should be 2x.
Capital management by itself—even if you have no experience—will make you profitable for the long term. As a beginner, you can start with $100 as an example: your max would be one-dollar risk per trade, and keep this rule in your mind. Boring trading will make you money in the long run; trading with greed by increasing leverage levels will be your end. It will become a habit like morning coffee: you’ll want it every time, then you’ll get carried away, trade more, and never learn from your mistakes.
In my view, beginners must first get experience in spot trading with proper capital management for a sufficient period before they enter futures battles.
(Whatever you do, don’t go against the trend—especially in futures.)
For a rising market, wait for opportunities to enter on the up move, with any coin.
If the market goes against you one day, on the long term you’ll know that trading with the trend is always better.
