Cracking the Code with DCA bot. How to entry?Hey, traders!
Last week, I received a few messages from traders who didn’t understand how to enter with the DCA bot, and I decided to write a summary about it.
Determining the ideal moment to launch a DCA Bot concerning a crypto coin movement in a range calls for a well-thought-out strategy. Your decision essentially hinges on your expectations of the crypto price and the market scenario. Try to catch delve into some basic pointers:
Let's suppose you're expecting the token price to bob within a middle range for some time, and you might find it advantageous to kick-start the DCA bot when the token price is hanging around the middle of that range. This strategy allows the bot to purchase more when prices dip and sell when they rise, effectively making the most of the complete price swing.
2. If you're forecasting an increase in the token price, it could be a smart move to initiate the DCA bot when the price sits relatively low within your anticipated range. This approach allows the bot to gather more tokens at the onset, which could be sold off at a profit as the price ascends.
3.On the flip side, if you're predicting a decline in the token price. This could prove beneficial to get the DCA bot rolling when the price is relatively high within your expected range. This way, the bot can offload initially and then purchase more tokens as the price falls, potentially generating profits when the price bounces back.
Take the visual explanation of my guide:
Keep in mind that these strategies are basic, and the DCA bot doesn't actually work with concepts like ranges, which are more typical for a GRID bot. Nonetheless, you can still establish maximum and minimum prices to trade effectively within the range zone.
Therefore, feel free to apply these suggestions, but always ensure they are complete with your individual investment objectives, risk tolerance, and other factors. Happy trading! I always appreciate your likes and thoughts!
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Mastering Crypto Trends: The Power of Trend Lines and LevelsHello Traders! Today we will discuss trend lines and how to use them in trading. Let’s talk about it!
You can find the previous article by following this link:
Trend Lines: What are They?
Here is the chart for an example. There are 3 points we can reference and formulate a strategy for entry.
Now, let's explore a scenario with a descending timeframe.
We observe a descending structure that I've formed based on two points.
And here's a quick tip: when a trend is just beginning to form, the third touch of the trend line is to follow the trend direction. Using this pattern, you can develop a small scalping strategy. Please keep in mind the market context and the impact of volume on price.
(Note: The term "scalping" refers to a trading strategy that aims to make quick, small profits from minor price fluctuations.)
2. There are two entry options - entering from a touch to the trend line and entering on its breakout.
Let's examine the breakout entry option using Matic as an example.
Pay attention to the volume; with each movement, the volume decreases. When you observe such a pattern, there is an additional indication that the bearish momentum has subsided for the time being, and a breakout is likely.
The entry will occur upon the breakout of this trend line, with an additional entry on the retest. I have marked the retest with the number 2.
How to determine the nature of a breakout, whether genuine or false?
Take a look at the coin's backtesting results. Certain coins excel in breakout strategies, while others are better suited for bounce trades. Pay close attention to how volume behaves as the trend approaches. An uptick in volume suggests growing interest and a potential surge in volatility.
Moving forward, let's delve into strategies for trading bounces using the example of UNI/USDT.
As you can see, the volume increased, and on the 3rd touch (which I've marked as entry point number)
We had the opportunity to make a trade. However, there wasn't a notable breakout. Instead, there appeared to be a consolidation of movement. The volume also slightly decreased, indicating that the downtrend movement continues.
When Not to Enter on a Breakout
There are various systems out there, and I'll explain how you can approach this from the standpoint of Price Action and volume observation.
Firstly, volume during a breakout. If the first touch occurred with significant volume. The second touch should ideally have increased volume for the resistance/support level.
The second rule. If the market is in a downtrend, the likelihood of a breakout in the opposite direction is low.
Additionally, focus on the touch of the resistance line. If it completely encompasses the Initial Move Bar (IMB) and is succeeded by a bearish engulfing pattern, the chances of a successful approach diminish.
As an example, I'm attaching a chart for KNC.
Upon approaching the level, there was no significant increase in volume, the market context was bearish, and the likelihood of a breakout was low.
And let’s talk about breakout entry methods. Which one is considered the most reliable? Let's examine this on the chart. While this concept primarily applies to lower timeframes, the logic remains similar on higher time frames.
The distance between a local low and the next one should be at most 1%. A higher volume on the breakout is desirable. A more conservative entry method is from the last local high.
Indicators, what do I focus on when entering a trade?
Let's take the same coin and examine it with the RSI indicator. Anything below the 50 median line is of interest for trade entry. Values above it might indicate local overbought conditions, offering a possibility for considering counter trend entry.
And that's all for today, traders. Leave your comments and let me know which patterns you use for trade entry during trends; I'd be delighted to discuss them with you. Have a great trading week! As always, I appreciate your subscriptions and likes!
Mind Over Market: How I Win Big with the Right Trading Mindset!Hello, everyone! Today, I would like to share my trading methods with you.
80-90% of the trading work is having the right mindset. The rest comes down to algorithms, strategies, and market phases.
What helps me stay on track?
Mental hygiene . I don't look at other traders' charts until I conduct my analysis. That allows me to create specific neural connections that have influence to my decision-making process.
How I react to news - any news brings volatility, and by determining the intensity gradient, I can assess whether a coin is in the game.
I don't pay first attention to PNL - it's better to hide it if your trading terminal allows it. This way, you won't get distracted by profits and losses and can focus on your trading.
Meditation - the simplest way is to spend 10-15 minutes sitting with closed eyes, feeling awareness throughout the body. It helps restore dopamine levels and establishes good mind-body coordination.
I like reading books. Regarding trading psychology, Mark Douglas' book "Trading in the Zone" covers the topic well. I recommend you read it.
Good morning . Start your day with positive affirmations and set yourself up for a calm and steady day. Cultivate equanimity within yourself.
I do physical exercise at least 3 times a week. Consistent strength training helps me improve neural connections with my body and muscles, creating a high hormonal environment for further success.
Supplements.
I study my diet, of course I might have a beer every once in a while. But taking daily supplements that make me feel better is a masthead for me.
And the last one.
Use your market gains to spend on your dreams. Just start from small to big. This way, you reinforce positive affirmations for future victories.
Reinvesting in your portfolio is essential, but remember to take profits from some period to enjoy the results here and now.
These are simple methods, and everyone has their approach to the market. Maintain a stable mindset and keep improving your knowledge!
What methods do you follow, folks?
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Bull market strategies (Part 3)Hey, traders! My friends have asked me to compile a list of actions we should take during a bull market, and that's what this post is about. Let's get started!
Also, this is the final "The bull market" post in this list of articles. I have also attached part 2 below.
As the bullish markets wind down, I always keep a sharp lookout for lower-priced cryptocurrencies to expand my investments and diversify my portfolio.
To navigate the bullish market wisely and ensure sustainable growth, I implement the following strategies:
Buying early : Catching the beginning of a bull run can be challenging, given the ever-changing crypto market conditions. However, I diligently monitor technical indicators and strong market sentiment to identify the start of a bull run. The earlier I buy, the higher the potential selling price. The first indicators that I will use are RSI/Stochastic.
Planning profit-taking with sell limit orders : To overcome the fear of missing out on huge gains, I make it a habit to take profits consistently. I sell portions of my assets while retaining others for future growth. Leveraging sell limit orders help me automatically sell my crypto once it hits a predetermined market price, allowing me to secure my profits effectively.
HODLing and reaping the rewards : Holding onto my crypto not only helps me sidestep Capital Gains Tax, but also presents opportunities to generate income. I explore passive income options like staking, lending, and providing liquidity. However, I always exercise caution when selecting DeFi protocols to avoid triggering any unwanted taxable events.
Amplifying gains with leveraged trading : While derivatives, margin trading, and leverage can be enticing during a bull market, I know that conducting thorough research and risk assessment is crucial. These financial products have the potential to multiply my gains by increasing my exposure to the underlying asset if the market moves in the right direction.
Using automated crypto tools : Trading bots play a significant role in my trading strategy. With automated trading, I can trade more efficiently and capitalize on even the smallest price swings without having to myself monitor the markets.
Diversifying my portfolio : Spreading my investments across various assets is a risk management approach I firmly believe in. I analyzing performance indicators like previous all-time highs, past performance, and roadmaps. I can make informed decisions about diversifying my investment choices.
Preparing an exit strategy : I will always keep in mind that even bull markets eventually end. Therefore, I tailor my exit strategy to ensure I've recouped my initial investment by the end of the bull run. Holding diverse parts of assets for future growth is also a crucial part of my exit plan.
What is your strategy at this period? Write in the commentary below. I will appreciate your subscription. See you, folks! Have a great week!