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Title: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: Bergkampsballs on January 16, 2021, 06:42:23 PM
Hi, I was thinking of trading between BTC, ETH and maybe a few others such as DOT and ADA but the fact that most traders trade between BTC / USDT or ETH / USDT etc suggests that it's probably a dumb idea that will cost me money. The fact that I need to ask this question probably suggests I shouldn't try it but it seems to me that they go up and down in spurts.

For example ETH has just had a bit of a pump whilst Bitcoin is has been up and down so I've traded some ETH for BTC hoping that I can catch a raise from BTC whilst avoiding any potential correction on ETH. I was wondering if this kind of strategy is something that many people have tried and had much success with or had any bad experiences with?


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: jackg on January 16, 2021, 07:04:29 PM
So your idea is to buy the bounce back up after eth drops?

Itll work as long as you don't sell the coins and the coin value actually rebounds/you don't put too much into it. A good place to start would be looking at a longer Timeframe and seeing where it's bounced and seen support in the past and attempt to trade based on that if you can.

(although you're risking the times it won't work and hoping that isn't yet - still something to test with a few %).


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: Bergkampsballs on January 16, 2021, 07:24:22 PM
So your idea is to buy the bounce back up after eth drops?

Itll work as long as you don't sell the coins and the coin value actually rebounds/you don't put too much into it. A good place to start would be looking at a longer Timeframe and seeing where it's bounced and seen support in the past and attempt to trade based on that if you can.

(although you're risking the times it won't work and hoping that isn't yet - still something to test with a few %).

Yeah, I'm just thinking to shuffle my portfolio around a bit so if Bitcoin and ETH pump but DOT doesn't I would switch some BTC or ETH to DOT which I would then hold until DOT pumps and look to trade it for whichever coin hasn't just pumped. I'd try to do the opposite with coins that have just dumped.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: GreatArkansas on January 17, 2021, 02:59:40 AM
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For example ETH has just had a bit of a pump whilst Bitcoin is has been up and down so I've traded some ETH for BTC hoping that I can catch a raise from BTC whilst avoiding any potential correction on ETH. I was wondering if this kind of strategy is something that many people have tried and had much success with or had any bad experiences with?
It's difficult on that way, not all the time Ethereum will pump and Bitcoin will do sideways, sometime if Bitcoin is dumping altcoins are dumping too, especially Ethereum and some large market cap altcoins.
The best way is to have both technical analysis for a pair you want to trade, seperate with Bitcoin and Ethereum for example. Sometime Bitcoin and Ethereum correlate, but the best to do is to have analysis first.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: exstasie on January 17, 2021, 06:52:53 AM
Hi, I was thinking of trading between BTC, ETH and maybe a few others such as DOT and ADA but the fact that most traders trade between BTC / USDT or ETH / USDT etc suggests that it's probably a dumb idea that will cost me money.

If the market is sufficiently liquid for your needs (i.e. you won't be constantly experiencing bad slippage) then it really doesn't matter whether you trade against BTC or USDT.

I only trade against BTC personally because my goal is to generate BTC profits, not USD profits. Trading against and caring about fiat value would only distract from that. If altcoin trading is losing me BTC, that's a huge fail.

It also makes more sense to trade ALT/BTC markets because you basically never want to be holding fiat in this kind of bull market.

On the other hand, if you're the type of person who is very scared of holding crypto, and more concerned about preserving USD value than BTC value, then trading against USDT probably makes more sense.

For example ETH has just had a bit of a pump whilst Bitcoin is has been up and down so I've traded some ETH for BTC hoping that I can catch a raise from BTC whilst avoiding any potential correction on ETH. I was wondering if this kind of strategy is something that many people have tried and had much success with or had any bad experiences with?

That tends to be how these bull runs go: BTC sideways, alts up. Careful though, because when BTC goes on a ripper, ALT/BTC markets will dump hard. Since my primary concern is always preserving BTC value, I am pretty regimented about taking profits on alt trades and holding them in BTC. I avoid getting greedy with alts because the crashes are so epic and fast.

I like to look for big swing trade opportunities. When this multi-year formation pops, it's going to be much more profitable to hold ETH than BTC:


Just don't get greedy and think it's going to last forever. If you start hearing "flippening" talk, you should probably be taking profits off the table.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: Bergkampsballs on January 17, 2021, 05:52:26 PM
It's difficult on that way, not all the time Ethereum will pump and Bitcoin will do sideways, sometime if Bitcoin is dumping altcoins are dumping too, especially Ethereum and some large market cap altcoins.
The best way is to have both technical analysis for a pair you want to trade, seperate with Bitcoin and Ethereum for example. Sometime Bitcoin and Ethereum correlate, but the best to do is to have analysis first.

Cheers, I've been swatting up on technical analysis but I really need to do more TBH.


If the market is sufficiently liquid for your needs (i.e. you won't be constantly experiencing bad slippage) then it really doesn't matter whether you trade against BTC or USDT.

I only trade against BTC personally because my goal is to generate BTC profits, not USD profits. Trading against and caring about fiat value would only distract from that. If altcoin trading is losing me BTC, that's a huge fail.

It also makes more sense to trade ALT/BTC markets because you basically never want to be holding fiat in this kind of bull market.

On the other hand, if you're the type of person who is very scared of holding crypto, and more concerned about preserving USD value than BTC value, then trading against USDT probably makes more sense.

Just don't get greedy and think it's going to last forever. If you start hearing "flippening" talk, you should probably be taking profits off the table.

Thanks man, I'll give it a shot! I've transferred most of my port into ETH for now so hopefully it goes on a rampage.

I was a bit confused as to why people tend to prefer trading against USDT as I would have thought you can make more money trading against other crypto.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: South Park on January 17, 2021, 08:02:33 PM
I was a bit confused as to why people tend to prefer trading against USDT as I would have thought you can make more money trading against other crypto.
Most likely they do this because those two coins are the ones that have the biggest 24 hour volume so if you have a lot of coins it is by far the safest way to trade even if the profits are not as good, we must remember that the size of your capital is really important in order to decide in which markets you can trade, in some of the most established markets this is not as much of a problem as there is an immense amount of money invested in it and even if the market of bitcoin is still growing up significantly it is still way smaller than those markets.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: brandtalex on January 25, 2021, 01:21:40 PM
Hi, I was thinking of trading between BTC, ETH and maybe a few others such as DOT and ADA but the fact that most traders trade between BTC / USDT or ETH / USDT etc suggests that it's probably a dumb idea that will cost me money. The fact that I need to ask this question probably suggests I shouldn't try it but it seems to me that they go up and down in spurts.

For example ETH has just had a bit of a pump whilst Bitcoin is has been up and down so I've traded some ETH for BTC hoping that I can catch a raise from BTC whilst avoiding any potential correction on ETH. I was wondering if this kind of strategy is something that many people have tried and had much success with or had any bad experiences with?

If you're a hard trader or a daily trader I suggest you try grid trading bot. The alts you've mentioned have a great volume in every top tier crypto exchanges like KuCoin,Binance etc.

Also trading via grid trading bot is very easy now, you just have to set your bot on a good entry price and your money will be fine.

Btw here's the link if you wanna see how good the volume is for most of coins/tokens on KuCoin especially BTC & ETH:
BTC-USDT: https://trade.kucoin.com/BTC-USDT
ETH-USDT: https://trade.kucoin.com/ETH-USDT


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: KyoRider on January 25, 2021, 01:56:08 PM
Hi, I was thinking of trading between BTC, ETH and maybe a few others such as DOT and ADA but the fact that most traders trade between BTC / USDT or ETH / USDT etc suggests that it's probably a dumb idea that will cost me money. The fact that I need to ask this question probably suggests I shouldn't try it but it seems to me that they go up and down in spurts.

For example ETH has just had a bit of a pump whilst Bitcoin is has been up and down so I've traded some ETH for BTC hoping that I can catch a raise from BTC whilst avoiding any potential correction on ETH. I was wondering if this kind of strategy is something that many people have tried and had much success with or had any bad experiences with?

If you're a hard trader or a daily trader I suggest you try grid trading bot. The alts you've mentioned have a great volume in every top tier crypto exchanges like KuCoin,Binance etc.

Also trading via grid trading bot is very easy now, you just have to set your bot on a good entry price and your money will be fine.

Btw here's the link if you wanna see how good the volume is for most of coins/tokens on KuCoin especially BTC & ETH:
BTC-USDT: https://trade.kucoin.com/BTC-USDT
ETH-USDT: https://trade.kucoin.com/ETH-USDT


ETH Volatility and BTC volatility doesnt have that much difference to be honest, I actually used to do the strategy that he was talking before, I do swing trades most of the time but I do hodl as well. Trading via bots are a good decision but you gotta be good at reading the volatility too just like trading but with bot, it will help you to lessen the lose that you can get.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: trickbergen5 on January 25, 2021, 03:06:04 PM
Hi, I was thinking of trading between BTC, ETH and maybe a few others such as DOT and ADA but the fact that most traders trade between BTC / USDT or ETH / USDT etc suggests that it's probably a dumb idea that will cost me money. The fact that I need to ask this question probably suggests I shouldn't try it but it seems to me that they go up and down in spurts.

For example ETH has just had a bit of a pump whilst Bitcoin is has been up and down so I've traded some ETH for BTC hoping that I can catch a raise from BTC whilst avoiding any potential correction on ETH. I was wondering if this kind of strategy is something that many people have tried and had much success with or had any bad experiences with?

If you're a hard trader or a daily trader I suggest you try grid trading bot. The alts you've mentioned have a great volume in every top tier crypto exchanges like KuCoin,Binance etc.

Also trading via grid trading bot is very easy now, you just have to set your bot on a good entry price and your money will be fine.

Btw here's the link if you wanna see how good the volume is for most of coins/tokens on KuCoin especially BTC & ETH:
BTC-USDT: https://trade.kucoin.com/BTC-USDT
ETH-USDT: https://trade.kucoin.com/ETH-USDT


ETH Volatility and BTC volatility doesnt have that much difference to be honest, I actually used to do the strategy that he was talking before, I do swing trades most of the time but I do hodl as well. Trading via bots are a good decision but you gotta be good at reading the volatility too just like trading but with bot, it will help you to lessen the lose that you can get.

That's because ETH most of the time follows BTC price but these ETH seems to be outperforming BTC. The so-called king of coins have tumbled a lot the last few days falling as much as 31% and never touching the $41k again while Ethereum has continued to aim higher with now aiming for a new ATH.

Trading will be hard for some because of this though, ethereum has a mixed technical outlook although this is just part of the beginning of the parabolic pump that was seen last 2017, that is why you should be careful with your trades, come up with fair judgments to avoid getting hit in your weakest point.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: seramania on January 25, 2021, 03:31:02 PM
I sometimes do things like that trading by changing from BTC / USDT, ETH / BTC, or BTC / ETH. although this provides profit but in my opinion there is no significant profit, profit can be obtained when the price has increased sharply and it is valid


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: josgandosbro on January 25, 2021, 05:27:16 PM
the market place is helpful to choose the best coin for future investment. so check them all coin price. Then choose your best coin and invest it. ETH is also the best coin. Trading is not to easy.Before tarding you know the all coin maket price. Then you get somw ideas. If lear every thing then easy to get the more profit.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: batang_bitcoin on January 26, 2021, 04:41:29 AM
I haven't done this but I've understand the idea that you're telling us. At first try, you have to allocate and spend money on it as it's likely that you'll get into losses before. Be ready and prepare yourself to have some loss if you're going on it as part of experiment and experience.
I think if you'll get to be familiar with that strategy, you can take advantage of the market whether it's red on the side and green on the others.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: maydna on January 26, 2021, 05:49:47 AM
Every trader will have their trading experience, and we can say that they all will have the same result because that will depend on what they trade. Trading bitcoin pair USDT is good, especially if bitcoin price can go up and down many times so that you can expect to buy low and sell high. But if you feel that trading bitcoin pair USDT is hard to determine the right time to enter the market, you can try with the other pair, such as ETH pair USDT.

The important thing here is you can analyze the coin that you want to trade, and no matter if that is bitcoin, ethereum, dot, ada, or else, you can find the right time to trade. Trade can give you profit, but that will depend on how you analyze the coin and enter the market. So you need to find by yourselves to see which one will work well for you.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: jrrsparkles on January 26, 2021, 06:22:56 PM
ETH Volatility and BTC volatility doesnt have that much difference to be honest, I actually used to do the strategy that he was talking before, I do swing trades most of the time but I do hodl as well. Trading via bots are a good decision but you gotta be good at reading the volatility too just like trading but with bot, it will help you to lessen the lose that you can get.
Both coins are in sideways at the moment but not in the similar range when we consider 5 min or 30 min candle sticks so you can't predict one with another's technical analysis and its is always important to analyse each coins movement before making a trading decisions. Trading bots are good but most people can't use it effectively because its is more easier for them to do manual spot trading than settings defined execution.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: palle11 on January 26, 2021, 07:55:18 PM
It depends on your love for profit and of course everybody likes such. Then as far for profit, bitcoin pairs are looking volatile, trading such can better satisfy your drive. Bitcoin has the most trading frequency if in comparison and this make increase of volatility.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: crzy on January 26, 2021, 09:46:52 PM
It depends on your love for profit and of course everybody likes such. Then as far for profit, bitcoin pairs are looking volatile, trading such can better satisfy your drive. Bitcoin has the most trading frequency if in comparison and this make increase of volatility.
I always trade on BTC pair because every token has this one and its very active. Trading can be more limited if its ETH, USDT, or other pair and of course its not that easy to liquidate it aside from BTC and ETH for me. If you want to have more profit then analyze very well on which pair are more effective and what tokens or coins to trade for.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: nelson4lov on January 26, 2021, 10:49:32 PM
Yeah, I'm just thinking to shuffle my portfolio around a bit so if Bitcoin and ETH pump but DOT doesn't I would switch some BTC or ETH to DOT which I would then hold until DOT pumps and look to trade it for whichever coin hasn't just pumped. I'd try to do the opposite with coins that have just dumped.

You just have to decide what your goal is - Do you want to earn USDT or you want to increase your BTC sats value? Your strategy largely depends on what your decision would be. Another point you should take note about your strategy is that altcoins (including DOT) pumps alongside ETH and dumps with it so you might want to put that into consideration as well.

So far so good, how successful has your strategy been? It looks interesting so I'm hoping you would share some results soon.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: Hypnosis00 on January 26, 2021, 11:15:05 PM
Your decision to trade BTC and ETH seems good actually but you need to study first the current market trend before buying, the same as you do on altcoins. We don't need to rush because we saw people are making good money from trading, it is important for us to be more prepared and enough for us to sustain, not to panic when the market suddenly fall.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: OcTradism on January 27, 2021, 02:13:50 AM
https://insights.glassnode.com/content/images/size/w1600/2021/01/eth_balance_exchanges-1.png (https://insights.glassnode.com/the-week-on-chain-week-4-2021/)

Please help me to make my decisions with the drop of ETH balance on exchanges in that chart. I know Ethereum is different than Bitcoin and I can not apply what happened for Bitcoin to Ethereum. The common drops of balance on exchanges of the two cryptocurrency are interesting. I will pay my attention to the Ethereum price.

In the analysis of exstasie, Ethereum in ETH/BTC is forming the reversed Head and Shoulders pattern.
We have liftoff. The ETHBTC breakout has been confirmed by a weekly candle close:

https://i.imgur.com/WkMSmQQ.png


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: elisabetheva on January 27, 2021, 08:18:35 AM
Your decision to trade BTC and ETH seems good actually but you need to study first the current market trend before buying, the same as you do on altcoins. We don't need to rush because we saw people are making good money from trading, it is important for us to be more prepared and enough for us to sustain, not to panic when the market suddenly fall.
all back to indivindu itself also what will be done and that's the correct opinion of the colleague above. whether you want to trade ethereum / altcoin or bitcoin all of course you need the right analysis before moving on to the decision what will determine what you will do. because it takes patience in analyzing well, especially when it comes to executing the action. You must be able to reduce panic because panic can make what you do wrong. It takes trust and a sense that what we are doing is right, even if something goes wrong, we must accept it as learning for the future so as not to repeat it.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: Shasha80 on January 27, 2021, 11:09:05 PM
All trading strategies have their respective strengths and weaknesses, so the shuffle strategy that you do with some coins can be very good,
if you can really analyze the market well. So whatever trading strategy you want to do, just try it. Don't be too dependent on other people's
opinions, because other people's opinions are not necessarily right. So my advice when you trade crypto do your own analysis before deciding
what steps you want to take. For me it's safer and easier to understand if I trade with fiat or stable coins pairing.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: alfredlachance on January 28, 2021, 04:04:59 AM
In an eth-btc pair, what would be the end goal more btc at the end of the trade of more eth? I can’t ever decide too. what are exchanges that have decent amount of ETH-BTC volume?


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: plemechton on January 28, 2021, 06:57:08 AM
In an eth-btc pair, what would be the end goal more btc at the end of the trade of more eth? I can’t ever decide too. what are exchanges that have decent amount of ETH-BTC volume?

We can’t decide whether it’s rational to hodl Bitcoin forever, but we can trade BTC-ETH every minute and make profit from it. Im sure you are very busy person too so its impossible for you to trade every minute so i recommend you to trade that pair at KuCoin trading Bot. it brought me some profit!  


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: maxig.boroday on January 28, 2021, 10:15:39 AM
In an eth-btc pair, what would be the end goal more btc at the end of the trade of more eth? I can’t ever decide too. what are exchanges that have decent amount of ETH-BTC volume?

We can’t decide whether it’s rational to hodl Bitcoin forever, but we can trade BTC-ETH every minute and make profit from it. Im sure you are very busy person too so its impossible for you to trade every minute so i recommend you to trade that pair at KuCoin trading Bot. it brought me some profit!  


Holding $BTC imo is a good thing in my opinion as we all know how large corporations and famous people were getting into it and buying even millions of bitcoin You can also see how Bitcoin ecosystem and price are both growing year by year because of the adoptions that it is having which means that this will turn into a much larger thing on the future.

You are also talking about shorting BTC to earn from its volatility and I think its a good one if you arent planning on holding it for a long term but if you will be trading your btc, you should do it with   BTC-USDT  (https://trade.kucoin.com/BTC-USDT) pair as sudden fluctuations can also occur on Ethereum will might make your trade nonsense.



Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: darewaller on January 29, 2021, 07:06:27 AM
Holding $BTC imo is a good thing in my opinion as we all know how large corporations and famous people were getting into it and buying even millions of bitcoin You can also see how Bitcoin ecosystem and price are both growing year by year because of the adoptions that it is having which means that this will turn into a much larger thing on the future.

You are also talking about shorting BTC to earn from its volatility and I think its a good one if you arent planning on holding it for a long term but if you will be trading your btc, you should do it with   BTC-USDT  (https://trade.kucoin.com/BTC-USDT) pair as sudden fluctuations can also occur on Ethereum will might make your trade nonsense.
"Millions of bitcoin" could be a bit wrong thinking, considering even grayscale which is famously the biggest holder of bitcoin aside from satoshi himself, only has half a million bitcoins. We literally have 21 million bitcoins available when all of it is mined, now a bit over 18 million, if someone had "millions of bitcoin" you would know about it. However rest of the logic is true, there are too many celebrities, famous business people, companies, banks and many other buyers of bitcoin in the recent 1 year.

When the fiat world fails you and me, it fails those big names as well, it became such an obvious thing to not hold fiat anymore that even if you were profiting from some stock you bought, the fiat could be devaluing even faster than that, whereas bitcoin gets more and more valuable each day, so at the end of the day we are talking about something much better in logic, hence everyone is getting involved.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: Joyawan13 on January 30, 2021, 02:21:35 AM
Hi, I was thinking of trading between BTC, ETH and maybe a few others such as DOT and ADA but the fact that most traders trade between BTC / USDT or ETH / USDT etc suggests that it's probably a dumb idea that will cost me money. The fact that I need to ask this question probably suggests I shouldn't try it but it seems to me that they go up and down in spurts.

For example ETH has just had a bit of a pump whilst Bitcoin is has been up and down so I've traded some ETH for BTC hoping that I can catch a raise from BTC whilst avoiding any potential correction on ETH. I was wondering if this kind of strategy is something that many people have tried and had much success with or had any bad experiences with?
everyone has their own strategy and way of trading, the core and desire of us all are of course to be able to benefit from the trades we do, so whatever our strategy is to make trades, the most important thing is that we can be comfortable and can benefit from the trades that have been we do, in trading, of course someone certainly has good or bad experiences, but we should not hesitate or give up when we experience a bad trading strategy, keep trying and trying until we can do trading strategies well and can make big profits .


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: OcTradism on January 30, 2021, 04:00:20 AM
BTC is the king of cryto market and it affects price of other altcoins and tokens.
EThereum (ETH) is the Queen of ERC20 tokens so it does affect price of ERC20 tokens.

You have to observe the changes of BTC when you want to trade ETH and other altcoins. And if you want to trade ERC20 tokens, you must observer the changes of ETH price.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: worle1bm on January 30, 2021, 02:38:30 PM
Hi, I was thinking of trading between BTC, ETH and maybe a few others such as DOT and ADA but the fact that most traders trade between BTC / USDT or ETH / USDT etc suggests that it's probably a dumb idea that will cost me money. The fact that I need to ask this question probably suggests I shouldn't try it but it seems to me that they go up and down in spurts.

For example ETH has just had a bit of a pump whilst Bitcoin is has been up and down so I've traded some ETH for BTC hoping that I can catch a raise from BTC whilst avoiding any potential correction on ETH. I was wondering if this kind of strategy is something that many people have tried and had much success with or had any bad experiences with?
See if you are looking for alternative for btc and Ethereum and don't want to get into deeper research than I would suggest you invest In stablecoins as demand for them is risng day by day.When other cryptos are struggling to rise the stablecoins have been surging since the market downturn in mid-March and tether (USDT) is capturing more than 70% of BTC trades today.Market valuation of eight different stablecoins combined is well over $7 billion.

https://i.ibb.co/wBQzGxt/Screenshot-20210130-195906-01.jpg (https://ibb.co/gmWRqBY)
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They provide more liquidity in the market and are easy to sell and its good alternative if you want to shift to some good and potential coins in case but stay focused more on btc and ETH as prices will tend to rise shortly and profits will land in your bucket at that time.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: Nice-Block on January 31, 2021, 12:46:30 AM
Hi, I was thinking of trading between BTC, ETH and maybe a few others such as DOT and ADA but the fact that most traders trade between BTC / USDT or ETH / USDT etc suggests that it's probably a dumb idea that will cost me money. The fact that I need to ask this question probably suggests I shouldn't try it but it seems to me that they go up and down in spurts.

For example ETH has just had a bit of a pump whilst Bitcoin is has been up and down so I've traded some ETH for BTC hoping that I can catch a raise from BTC whilst avoiding any potential correction on ETH. I was wondering if this kind of strategy is something that many people have tried and had much success with or had any bad experiences with?

If you're a hard trader or a daily trader I suggest you try grid trading bot. The alts you've mentioned have a great volume in every top tier crypto exchanges like KuCoin,Binance etc.

Also trading via grid trading bot is very easy now, you just have to set your bot on a good entry price and your money will be fine.

Btw here's the link if you wanna see how good the volume is for most of coins/tokens on KuCoin especially BTC & ETH:
BTC-USDT: https://trade.kucoin.com/BTC-USDT
ETH-USDT: https://trade.kucoin.com/ETH-USDT
That's right, if you try this grid trading bot you say over kucoin, you really need to start with a good entry point, and that is actually a must so that you can avoid losing your bot completely.

Honestly, I tried using it with BTC (https://trade.kucoin.com/BTC-USDT), and with perseverance and proper timing in the market, I made a profit. I can also say that I am more flexible in this way of trading.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: santiPOGI on January 31, 2021, 11:06:14 PM
So your idea is to buy the bounce back up after eth drops?

Itll work as long as you don't sell the coins and the coin value actually rebounds/you don't put too much into it. A good place to start would be looking at a longer Timeframe and seeing where it's bounced and seen support in the past and attempt to trade based on that if you can.

(although you're risking the times it won't work and hoping that isn't yet - still something to test with a few %).

Yeah, I'm just thinking to shuffle my portfolio around a bit so if Bitcoin and ETH pump but DOT doesn't I would switch some BTC or ETH to DOT which I would then hold until DOT pumps and look to trade it for whichever coin hasn't just pumped. I'd try to do the opposite with coins that have just dumped.

Meaning, you are planning to apply " Don't put your eggs in one basket " am I right?
I don't see any problem with the things you are planning now, it is actually good idea, Because for me
for what I did now is also trading with different altcoins in different exchange site platform.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: SirLancelot on February 08, 2021, 07:20:04 AM
I was thinking of trading between BTC, ETH and maybe a few others such as DOT and ADA but the fact that most traders trade between BTC / USDT or ETH / USDT etc suggests that it's probably a dumb idea that will cost me money. The fact that I need to ask this question probably suggests I shouldn't try it but it seems to me that they go up and down in spurts.
First of all there are thousands of altcoins in the market, and why you think about the third scenario which based on what’s happening, because you have been checking the top listed cryptocurrencies which most of them correlates with Bitcoin and ethereum and every move of them is likely to show on them as well.

There are so many other coins in the market that if you checked them you will see that they are falling when Bitcoin is going up, and these coins don’t correlate with Bitcoin, when Bitcoin is going up investors sell them to invest that money in Bitcoin. Even the coins that correlates with Bitcoin, this year they didn’t make much move as Bitcoin did.

Some experts are emphasizing about zero diversification in crypto space as bitcoin alone enough for all of us hence we do not need to risk by trading/investing into altcoins.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: lepbagong on February 08, 2021, 12:28:45 PM
So your idea is to buy the bounce back up after eth drops?

Itll work as long as you don't sell the coins and the coin value actually rebounds/you don't put too much into it. A good place to start would be looking at a longer Timeframe and seeing where it's bounced and seen support in the past and attempt to trade based on that if you can.

(although you're risking the times it won't work and hoping that isn't yet - still something to test with a few %).

Yeah, I'm just thinking to shuffle my portfolio around a bit so if Bitcoin and ETH pump but DOT doesn't I would switch some BTC or ETH to DOT which I would then hold until DOT pumps and look to trade it for whichever coin hasn't just pumped. I'd try to do the opposite with coins that have just dumped.

Meaning, you are planning to apply " Don't put your eggs in one basket " am I right?
I don't see any problem with the things you are planning now, it is actually good idea, Because for me
for what I did now is also trading with different altcoins in different exchange site platform.


actually whatever planning we think is good we should carry out because all decisions are up to each of us. others only give advice whether we want to use and not returned to us.

for me the alternative to holding multiple altcoins is a wise move even though you might say on a different platform. there is no problem to achieve a little but our main goal is to get the profit achieved. we get paid to do that.

once again the decision is yours and whether you can apply it or not, it doesn't matter.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: bitgolden on February 08, 2021, 06:43:27 PM
actually whatever planning we think is good we should carry out because all decisions are up to each of us. others only give advice whether we want to use and not returned to us.

for me the alternative to holding multiple altcoins is a wise move even though you might say on a different platform. there is no problem to achieve a little but our main goal is to get the profit achieved. we get paid to do that.

once again the decision is yours and whether you can apply it or not, it doesn't matter.
Advises are important in the sense that you have more information to pick from, you could agree with them or disagree with them but it is important to hear what other people say. After you talk with people you realize some of them are smart and know what they are doing, and some of them are wrong and have no idea what they are doing, in that case I end up just ignoring the useless ones but at least get a feeling of what kind of people are in crypto because even those useless and bad advice givers are usually in crypto and that matters a lot, they do buy and sell just like everyone else, so you need to know what they are doing and how they are losing money in order to realize you should not become like one of them.

The good ones are great but you can't do everything they say, so you lay out some of the best ones, cross check them and basically build something good of your own with them.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: agustina2 on February 08, 2021, 10:42:35 PM
actually whatever planning we think is good we should carry out because all decisions are up to each of us.

Trial and Test. No pain No gain.

There is no strategy that didn't go through a trial run. We should set it by ourselves or if we want to copy strategies from experienced ones, then study those and not just follow without pointing its fundamentals. But I rather have my own instead of relying on others. Feels like an achievement for me whenever I won on my own strategy.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: kram31 on February 08, 2021, 11:08:31 PM
So your idea is to buy the bounce back up after eth drops?

Itll work as long as you don't sell the coins and the coin value actually rebounds/you don't put too much into it. A good place to start would be looking at a longer Timeframe and seeing where it's bounced and seen support in the past and attempt to trade based on that if you can.

(although you're risking the times it won't work and hoping that isn't yet - still something to test with a few %).

Yeah, I'm just thinking to shuffle my portfolio around a bit so if Bitcoin and ETH pump but DOT doesn't I would switch some BTC or ETH to DOT which I would then hold until DOT pumps and look to trade it for whichever coin hasn't just pumped. I'd try to do the opposite with coins that have just dumped.

Your plan is quite good dude, and I don't see any bad about it as well. I think your not the only one doing that things.
Because even me I am also doing that only our difference is the coin we bought in the exchange site platform.
But of course, it is still important that we earned in the end.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: rokon1234 on February 09, 2021, 03:38:45 AM
Cryptocurrency coins are always up and down and no one can give accurate information about the cryptocurrency market.So in my opinion if you can analyze the cryptocurrency market then you should use your own trading strategy.Because if you trade on your own analysis, you can take your own steps at any time.So I think trading on one's own analysis without making other people's decisions.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: Hippocrypto on February 09, 2021, 05:20:25 AM
I couldn't think of trading back to selected alts I got wave back 3 years ago. There's no good signs for now of an altcoins glory because bitcoin and eth was only showing great performance at the start of the year up to present. However, only whales that has enough capital to gamble with this latest trend of cryptocurrency; and believed that only emotions will follow. Profits will come our ways as soon as the demand hits the reality.


Title: Re: Trading BTC / ETH and selected alts
Post by: beerlover on February 09, 2021, 06:03:32 PM
I couldn't think of trading back to selected alts I got wave back 3 years ago. There's no good signs for now of an altcoins glory because bitcoin and eth was only showing great performance at the start of the year up to present. However, only whales that has enough capital to gamble with this latest trend of cryptocurrency; and believed that only emotions will follow. Profits will come our ways as soon as the demand hits the reality.
I believe trading with usdt and btc and eth and anything else you want is fine, so you should not worry about it. It is not only whales that make money, we do make money with them as well. Of course someone who invested 1 million dollars in 2020 march when it was 4-4.5k and made 10x right now would have 10 million dollars, whereas someone who invested 100 dollars would have 1000 dollars, it all depends on how much you invest so you may think that we are not making money, but think about it this way, if you didn't invested in bitcoin you wouldn't have that 900 dollars neither, hence it should always be seen as something great.

All the above, crypto is a way to make money but also a way to get rid of all the fiat world BS as well, whales are luckier there, here we all make the same amount of % when we are holding so you should definitely be happy about it.