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Title: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Lifestudent38 on May 03, 2018, 08:46:24 AM
Hi guys, the topic of discussion is aimed at gathering input from other traders about how they make their choices in the Crypto Market, and hopefully hereby we can get a more holistic view of the current Crypto-Traders Psychology.

What do you base your decisions on when you enter a trade in the crypto-sphere?



Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Noobaru on May 03, 2018, 11:52:28 PM
I always check the project behind the coin/token I am trading and their news channels. The team is also important and where they are on their roadmap. The thing that is most important to me, is if they do stick to their timeline and deliver updates on time. Then if my analysis has positive results, I consider trading their cryptocurrency/token.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: batang_bitcoin on May 03, 2018, 11:59:07 PM
What do you base your decisions on when you enter a trade in the crypto-sphere?
The risk definitely is the first deal. I make sure that I can take the risk if ever I lose in my trade but if not then that's an achievement and it boost my confidence as a trader. Before I listen to those news that are literally giving the market a bad sign to collapse or put into a correction but now I don't. I'm not that good in trading so getting those helpful advice from other traders which I think will be beneficial to my trading habit is being absorbed, we are all old and we know what are the good advice and not because other advice now are just shilling their coins.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Lifestudent38 on May 04, 2018, 08:39:19 AM
I always check the project behind the coin/token I am trading and their news channels. The team is also important and where they are on their roadmap. The thing that is most important to me, is if they do stick to their timeline and deliver updates on time. Then if my analysis has positive results, I consider trading their cryptocurrency/token.

How do you know that the team of people are who they claim they are? We have seen many projects/ico's with pretty pictures of team members only to learn later on that it was a fake representation! I think its good here if you can reach those team members and interact with them via Telegram/ Twitter/ Linkedin.

I fully agree with the view that updates are delivered according to a roadmap of the project - the delivery of the service or app are usually the most significant sign of trust for me  ::) I will also add that even with late updates - its okay but it will make a person more cautious about trading with them in the future.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Lifestudent38 on May 04, 2018, 08:41:22 AM
What do you base your decisions on when you enter a trade in the crypto-sphere?
The risk definitely is the first deal. I make sure that I can take the risk if ever I lose in my trade but if not then that's an achievement and it boost my confidence as a trader. Before I listen to those news that are literally giving the market a bad sign to collapse or put into a correction but now I don't. I'm not that good in trading so getting those helpful advice from other traders which I think will be beneficial to my trading habit is being absorbed, we are all old and we know what are the good advice and not because other advice now are just shilling their coins.

Absolutely, never ever enter a trade with funds you cannot afford to lose!!

The reason why I was asking is because BTC and ETH most notably does not seem to respond on technical levels they way FX or commodities do... and I am sensing some foul play - like miners pushing up prices and then dumping when they reach their targets.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Lifestudent38 on May 04, 2018, 08:43:41 AM
The one thing that has scored me some winning trades is Price Action trading.

Example was LTC/BTC that was at 0.006 during December which was the lower end of the price range, I bought LTC on that dip thinking it would go easily to 0.01 (good 40% return) only to awake to it going ot 0.021 - a cool 300% return  :o :o :o)

It would be awesome to spot more opportunities like this...


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: jagaban on May 04, 2018, 03:23:20 PM
I'm an upcoming trader and I use Bittrex exchange. I prefer long term trading and for that I use fundamental analysis. Here I listen to news and events about coins on the exchange. I make my trade based on this and it never fails me.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Semight12 on May 04, 2018, 03:54:28 PM
One of the best factors to be considered while trading is the news update about the commodity you are trading. You can buy base on upcoming event of the coin you are buying and sell while price goes up. News affect price of every coin both positively and negatively


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Leftneck on May 04, 2018, 03:58:57 PM
which must be considered is the ico background, such as the development team whether it can work well or not.
lalilu see ico review from other web.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: anti-scam on May 04, 2018, 04:54:21 PM
One of the best factors to be considered while trading is the news update about the commodity you are trading. You can buy base on upcoming event of the coin you are buying and sell while price goes up. News affect price of every coin both positively and negatively
this is what I worry about, a lot of people make a bad issue to press the price. This issue always succeeds in making BTC prices plunge, and traders feel panicked so the market experiences a bad trend.
Traders need quick and precise information to be able to anticipate this.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: allezbitcoin on May 04, 2018, 05:04:53 PM
One of the best factors to be considered while trading is the news update about the commodity you are trading. You can buy base on upcoming event of the coin you are buying and sell while price goes up. News affect price of every coin both positively and negatively
this is what I worry about, a lot of people make a bad issue to press the price. This issue always succeeds in making BTC prices plunge, and traders feel panicked so the market experiences a bad trend.
Traders need quick and precise information to be able to anticipate this.
We are in the world of cryptocurrency so things like that is something reasonable, especially now that many people are happy to make bad news about bitcoin. the news is not good for bitcoin and make bitcoin prices go down, of course their goal is only one that is for earn big profits.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Svelto on May 04, 2018, 05:05:36 PM
I will look a few factors before buying a coin. For long term hold, the product must be disruptive to the market. I will then look at the roadmap and development of the project. If the above factors are good, I will proceed to buy the coin.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: bozo333 on May 04, 2018, 05:21:23 PM
Trading is the best way to earn more money in quick period but this platform is little risk so we should analyse the right coin in right time then only it will make huge profit in this platform. But lot of traders are failed in the first trading so we must trust our trading it will more supporting to future investment.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: IgorShumilo on May 04, 2018, 05:30:41 PM
I make several decisions:
1. Do not invest more than 20 percent of my salary.
2. Do not invest all funds in one coin / token.
3. Do not participate in pumps.
4. Before buying a coin / token, study more information about it.
5. Look at the situation on the market, buy when the time bears and sell when the bulls are.
6. Follow the news on a specific coin / token.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: dollarneed on May 04, 2018, 05:54:52 PM
I make several decisions:
1. Do not invest more than 20 percent of my salary.
2. Do not invest all funds in one coin / token.
3. Do not participate in pumps.
4. Before buying a coin / token, study more information about it.
5. Look at the situation on the market, buy when the time bears and sell when the bulls are.
6. Follow the news on a specific coin / token.
Completely agree with you.
The point is don't invest more than you can't afford to lose. In addition, just invest with your extra money and don't forget to make a research about the coin that you want to invest in, there are so many shitcoins out there so we have to be selective in selecting whether the coin has good future or not.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: shirackjs on May 04, 2018, 06:06:46 PM
I make several decisions:
1. Do not invest more than 20 percent of my salary.
2. Do not invest all funds in one coin / token.
3. Do not participate in pumps.
4. Before buying a coin / token, study more information about it.
5. Look at the situation on the market, buy when the time bears and sell when the bulls are.
6. Follow the news on a specific coin / token.


I agreed with all the points and it is similar to my investment principles. By following the points, i made quite a number of good trades. The principles also help me not to get into fomo and pumps.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Ridwan Fauzi on May 04, 2018, 06:14:20 PM
If you want ask about trading or to be a trader you can learn more in this section https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=8.0 there a lot information about trading.

Being a trader you should be able to manage your mental or lust. Analyze is restriction to knowledge when you buy and sell, but the deciding is your mental and lust. Technical analysis and fundamental analysis is the knowledge you should learn before starting trading, starting trading is very easy to do but to get your profit does not determine within a month.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: gowobonyok on May 05, 2018, 01:17:28 AM
Crypto trading can be very profitable but the risk is also great. different from other assets, bitcoin the price can change in a very short time.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: anti-scam on May 07, 2018, 01:12:45 AM
One of the best factors to be considered while trading is the news update about the commodity you are trading. You can buy base on upcoming event of the coin you are buying and sell while price goes up. News affect price of every coin both positively and negatively
this is what I worry about, a lot of people make a bad issue to press the price. This issue always succeeds in making BTC prices plunge, and traders feel panicked so the market experiences a bad trend.
Traders need quick and precise information to be able to anticipate this.
We are in the world of cryptocurrency so things like that is something reasonable, especially now that many people are happy to make bad news about bitcoin. the news is not good for bitcoin and make bitcoin prices go down, of course their goal is only one that is for earn big profits.
They do it in an organized and well-planned way, look at just a few months ago Bitcoin is constantly under pressure and bad issues come and go.
and now they are enjoying their work, because they managed to buy Bitcoin for a cheap price.
A lesson that panic will make them more happy.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: shinratensei_ on May 07, 2018, 01:27:13 AM
What do you base your decisions on when you enter a trade in the crypto-sphere?
The risk definitely is the first deal. I make sure that I can take the risk if ever I lose in my trade but if not then that's an achievement and it boost my confidence as a trader. Before I listen to those news that are literally giving the market a bad sign to collapse or put into a correction but now I don't. I'm not that good in trading so getting those helpful advice from other traders which I think will be beneficial to my trading habit is being absorbed, we are all old and we know what are the good advice and not because other advice now are just shilling their coins.

Absolutely, never ever enter a trade with funds you cannot afford to lose!!

The reason why I was asking is because BTC and ETH most notably does not seem to respond on technical levels they way FX or commodities do... and I am sensing some foul play - like miners pushing up prices and then dumping when they reach their targets.
Of course how the majority of newcomers are entering the crypto market with all of their amounts that they can't afford to lose and a lot of people are being so mad after they are getting a bit lost in their amount. I don't think so, miners are not involving in the market manipulation. I guess they are only trying to get their revenue from mining the coin.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: wayancrypto on May 07, 2018, 01:40:40 AM
I have been 2 years in crypto trading and all my decisison buy and sell is base on technical analysis. And to make more easy to in trading i just focus to trade in pair USDT, this pair is more easy for me because i just make analysis 1 price action of coin, and when any bad news and all crypto down i can quit from the market faster and move all asset to USDT. Technical analysis is really helpfull to get better price when buy and sell and to know which support and resistance area.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: berytry on May 07, 2018, 01:43:02 AM
In my opinion, trading is a high risk category, because if you are not careful, you can lose your money in an instant. I once felt it when the price dropped, I experienced panic sell


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: uchiikina14 on May 07, 2018, 02:09:37 AM
In trading cryptocurrencies it is too risk you have to study first before you do it. Everything you need to know before you start doing trafing is Bitcoin, Ethereum and Litecoin. If you want to trade you need to have a cryptocurrency wallet and a cryptocurrency exchange to trade on. A cryptocurrency wallet is where you will store your encrypted password that represent your coins. A cryptocurrency exchange is like a stock exchange.

What you should know when you start trading crypto currency:
◽️A cryptocurrency exchange is not part of the regular stock exchange
◽️A beginner might prefer to trade cryptocurrency stocks. I think the simplest place to buy, sell, and store coins is Coinbase, but you can only buy, sell, and store Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and Bitcoin Cash on Coinbase. If you are serious about trading cryptocurrency, you’ll need another exchange like Coinbase’s GDAX, Bittrex, Binance, or Kraken.
◽️The cryptocurrency market is insanely volatile in 2018.

What You Need to Know to start trading cryptocurrency:
◽️A beginner should start by choosing a company with a good reputation that offers an exchange and wallet (to help keep the process simple).
◽️A beginner should also start by trading prominent coins.



Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Lifestudent38 on May 07, 2018, 07:28:22 AM
Crypto trading can be very profitable but the risk is also great. different from other assets, bitcoin the price can change in a very short time.

Who needs to trade on margin when Crypto- prices are so volatile!!?


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Lifestudent38 on May 07, 2018, 07:29:52 AM
In my opinion, trading is a high risk category, because if you are not careful, you can lose your money in an instant. I once felt it when the price dropped, I experienced panic sell


Trading Cryptos or regular commodities is very emotional. This game is 90% mental and 10% skill...


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: geyayy on May 07, 2018, 07:34:05 AM
Before you conduct trading, you should know well your coin or asset. You can check your coin status on their respective groups or sites. If you think you know what you are trading then explore many trading site as possible because each site has different value for your coin. Find and join the site with the highest value then trade there. If you are risky enough, you can hold your coin until you think you have earned more than what is the initial value of your coin.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: hotcoin1234 on May 07, 2018, 07:38:53 AM
Hi guys, the topic of discussion is aimed at gathering input from other traders about how they make their choices in the Crypto Market, and hopefully hereby we can get a more holistic view of the current Crypto-Traders Psychology.

What do you base your decisions on when you enter a trade in the crypto-sphere?



Even though doing your own research before investing in any crypto is the "most correct way" and is the safest. However normally when i buy into any crypto my criteria in choosing is
1. Good design, the website functioning smoothly and there is no typo error
2. I do have some crypto groups and following some youtubers for cryptos, so i will buy based on their reviews.
3. Based on your own feeling of whether is this project really needed in the market does it have the potential to moon.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Indrawan77 on May 07, 2018, 08:03:51 AM
Usually I check about the potential, before I start the trading I check are there any events for the coin or any factors that can move the coin price and then I check are there a lot of investors interested in this coin, it can be from forum or group chat, of it fits my criteria then I will go to trade, when I trade I usually aim for long term, a piece of advice before you go to trade is to find as many as possible the updated news, information and news are very important when you want to trade


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Balab01 on May 07, 2018, 02:02:59 PM
I started trading relatively recently, so I have not yet mastered how to analyze the market, but I try to observe trends, and then I make a choice.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: dress on May 07, 2018, 02:37:34 PM
I'm generally disappointed in trading, because I'm not lucky to choose promising coins, I'm thinking about starting to take part in bounty campaigns.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Omnopon) on May 07, 2018, 02:39:41 PM
There are very many methods that do not help at all. Personally, I tried quite a bit and realized that it's necessary to rely on personal experience..


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Wonder_woman on May 07, 2018, 02:43:59 PM
Hi guys, the topic of discussion is aimed at gathering input from other traders about how they make their choices in the Crypto Market, and hopefully hereby we can get a more holistic view of the current Crypto-Traders Psychology.

What do you base your decisions on when you enter a trade in the crypto-sphere?


To trade is to take the risk and you can not really set aside the doubt and panic, but the thing is you must always think positive and make researches to make a precise decision about what to trade, when to buy, and when to sell. Trading is really a hard job and you must be careful in every decision that you make. That is why research is the key. Also loss is normal in trading.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: AshdiD22 on May 07, 2018, 02:52:16 PM
The best strategy in trading is to have a very experienced mentor, which will be able to tell where it is worth, but where not to invest your money ..


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: benedictonathan on May 07, 2018, 03:02:09 PM
Great somebody has made this. I know time and again this has been asked so many times but to be honest the skills needed for good trading really depends on the person who is researching about the said token or tokens that he wishes to invest his money with. Also he must have good speculative skills in learning how the market behaves.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Lifestudent38 on May 07, 2018, 03:56:01 PM
What do you base your decisions on when you enter a trade in the crypto-sphere?
The risk definitely is the first deal. I make sure that I can take the risk if ever I lose in my trade but if not then that's an achievement and it boost my confidence as a trader. Before I listen to those news that are literally giving the market a bad sign to collapse or put into a correction but now I don't. I'm not that good in trading so getting those helpful advice from other traders which I think will be beneficial to my trading habit is being absorbed, we are all old and we know what are the good advice and not because other advice now are just shilling their coins.

Absolutely, never ever enter a trade with funds you cannot afford to lose!!

The reason why I was asking is because BTC and ETH most notably does not seem to respond on technical levels they way FX or commodities do... and I am sensing some foul play - like miners pushing up prices and then dumping when they reach their targets.
Of course how the majority of newcomers are entering the crypto market with all of their amounts that they can't afford to lose and a lot of people are being so mad after they are getting a bit lost in their amount. I don't think so, miners are not involving in the market manipulation. I guess they are only trying to get their revenue from mining the coin.


Well manipulation is always prevalent in any market (yes even regulated markets like NYSE and NASDAQ is rife with manipulation). As an ex-Wall St Fund Manager - James Rickards called on the "painting the tape" method prevailing between miners. Think about this!!


Person A sells to Person B for $10,000
Person B sells to Person A for $10,100
Person A sells to Person B for $10,200

The P/L stays constant at 0 throughout and the price bumps up... obviously the market is much more complex than this  :o


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Lifestudent38 on May 07, 2018, 03:59:07 PM
I'm generally disappointed in trading, because I'm not lucky to choose promising coins, I'm thinking about starting to take part in bounty campaigns.

The most profitable airdrop had one user earn like $3,400 (I am speculating it was during the 2017 peak) so there is potential among certain bounty and distribution campaigns but I guess it comes down to use of the token at the end of the day.


Also its important to never ever give up on anything you undertake in life. I started trading FX in 2012 and only became profitable in 2016 and I can tell you its satisfying once you finally reach the point of knowing!


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: nemey on May 07, 2018, 04:03:05 PM
I also need this information because I'm also new in trading. Commonly, I only join the bounty campaign and collect rewards to be invested or trade in the altcoins.
But in trading the cryptocurrency, I'm still using a normal method where I must read and learn much about the altcoin and see the market every day. When the changes are red, I will buy them. And when they are green, I will look at the rising changes and decide to sell or not.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Lifestudent38 on May 07, 2018, 04:05:00 PM
I also need this information because I'm also new in trading. Commonly, I only join the bounty campaign and collect rewards to be invested or trade in the altcoins.
But in trading the cryptocurrency, I'm still using a normal method where I must read and learn much about the altcoin and see the market every day. When the changes are red, I will buy them. And when they are green, I will look at the rising changes and decide to sell or not.

This was a hard lesson to learn - how to buy in dips when all is red and how to sell in rally's when all is green!! This is the most difficult part of trading afterall.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: bit-freedom on May 07, 2018, 04:05:57 PM
I feel that fundamental analysis is important in crypto trading. Most of the coins react to the news. When I am doing short term trading, I usually choose coins that have good news of development coming up.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: joshy23 on May 07, 2018, 04:07:14 PM
Hi guys, the topic of discussion is aimed at gathering input from other traders about how they make their choices in the Crypto Market, and hopefully hereby we can get a more holistic view of the current Crypto-Traders Psychology.

What do you base your decisions on when you enter a trade in the crypto-sphere?


To trade is to take the risk and you can not really set aside the doubt and panic, but the thing is you must always think positive and make researches to make a precise decision about what to trade, when to buy, and when to sell. Trading is really a hard job and you must be careful in every decision that you make. That is why research is the key. Also loss is normal in trading.
Doing your own research might really help in deciding your fate, having enough information about coins or assets that you will invest your money is really important, knowing those potentials and the actual usage of the project will also lessen your risk, inside investing/trading risk always present and by doing a research you will be able to assess whether the project will gives you decent profits after holding it.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: fulmetal08larz on May 07, 2018, 04:11:46 PM
Both fundamental and technical analysis are important in trading crypto currencies in a day. Although it is very risky to trade short-term, a profit of 10$ above is still a profit. Try to research about the most commonly used indicators when trading during any trend in chart. I recommend the website Tradingview which shows almost real time data from exchanges. Only apply those which are applicable to your taste. Good luck trading!


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: sisjow on May 07, 2018, 04:54:00 PM
check some important thing before investment, like their basic about the project, roadmap also their vision. also always following announce about that coin which you invest on it, at least it will a bit help you.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Lifestudent38 on May 09, 2018, 07:48:11 AM
What about anticipating Market Makers moves? They control the market in general


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: Coltpython on May 09, 2018, 08:01:14 AM
Its exciting when flipping. Just follow the trends then buy at short dips and sell for short profits at intervals. . It is a very frustrating but productive endeavour. If you want to go in to flipping, it needs to be done full time and not part time else you might get burnt easily.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: berezov_petro on May 09, 2018, 09:30:53 AM
I always look at when the coin is to be launched on new exchanges. I also see how the capitalization of this coin increases. Check out the latest news on the coin I'm analyzing. If all these quotes are positive and like me, then I will invest in this coin.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: onyek16M on May 19, 2018, 06:30:38 AM
What do you base your decisions on when you enter a trade in the crypto-sphere?
The risk definitely is the first deal. I make sure that I can take the risk if ever I lose in my trade but if not then that's an achievement and it boost my confidence as a trader. Before I listen to those news that are literally giving the market a bad sign to collapse or put into a correction but now I don't. I'm not that good in trading so getting those helpful advice from other traders which I think will be beneficial to my trading habit is being absorbed, we are all old and we know what are the good advice and not because other advice now are just shilling their coins.
i always choose for top 10 coins before i investment in one of a coin, at least i believe they have a future, then doing analysis about that coin, also i always look at the roadmap and development of the project.


Title: Re: Trading Cryptocurrencies
Post by: hihitao40 on May 19, 2018, 11:16:59 AM
I'm an upcoming trader and I use Bittrex exchange. I prefer long term trading and for that I use fundamental analysis. Here I listen to news and events about coins on the exchange. I make my trade based on this and it never fails me.