It's a good strategy when the market is on an uptrend (you get to make more profits than the 1% losses due to stop loss triggers) but on a down trending market or when the market prices are sideways, You might not realize any profits as stop loss might be triggered most of the time due to the high volatility of crypto market
Ok, but this way I will minimize the losses on the down trend, no? I think that you will be making greater mistake if you are relying on just 1% drop to rebuy in the market after you sold. You should rather hodl and not sell in the first place. You seem to be seeing the volatility as your partner or friend but it is not because that 1% drop you think or expect may turn out to be a bear trend eventually and it can go down far than you will think. Look for support or resistance to take your position and trade with stoploss
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I think the only time that bitcoin will be better is when you trade btc and make money from it. Stocks also has its own winning side when it rises and losing side when it drops just like bitcoin too but a good bitcoin trader can enjoy more than when it is left in the wallet.
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I don't believe your prediction. Are you sure that most of the listed coins are not from etheruem platform. The etheruem platform is a big one that carried many erc20 project before now. Etheruem keeps developing and now with 2.0 is a classical development and these listed coins don't have the technology to take etheruem out of the market.
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Thanks for your inputs guys. Apparently a stop loss order is slightly different than what I was looking. How can I achieve what I described in the OP? I want to sell automatically at a predefined rate in case I do not see it when it reaches that rate in order to do it manually (e.g I was sleeping).
I think what you could be asking for is either a trailing stop or simply a take profit. A trailing stop follows the market as it moves, it takes you out as soon as there is a reversal before it get to your entry. Then take profit is set to a point that you want to take profit. And both are automatic trading that when you are not there, you orders are taken. I don't know if this helps.
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There would be no perfect chains and this is my understanding. Any protocol will always have pros and cons.
I also feel that too. Protocols and projects always have challenges to handle itself and such that will be deficiency in it that another protocol will take care of as a niche and more etc.
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Etheruem has been having the challenge of scalability and many projects have tried to solve this yet the coin still retains its position as the second top crypto coin in the market. Although, while Ethereum 2.0, the network’s second, proof-of-stake iteration, is almost done, there is little faith that these solutions alone will be able to give the market a truly decentralized and efficient network. Either there was this lack of faith that led to the creation of multiple-chain networks, all of which set out to solve Ethereum’s lack of scalability. There are dozens of networks like these currently on the market, but few have managed to get the traction and recognition. The coins that have toped in the list of technology to take the shine off etheruem are Polkadot, Cosmos, and Avalanche but they are also having their own technical and technological issues which is why etheruem is still much relevant and occupying the position it is today. Polkadot
Polkadot's consensus protocol can’t scale to multiple nodes on a single chain. Cosmos
The hub has no control over the zones, which means that there is no guarantee that any of the zones that stem from it are secure. The level of security seen in any of the zones never affects the overall security of the hub, which means that the network’s users take on all the risks of interacting with the zones. Avalanche
cross-subnet communication isn’t live on Avalanche yet, and the network is yet to see major traction both among users and developers. https://cryptoslate.com/comparing-the-technicals-of-polkadot-dot-cosmos-atom-and-avalanche-avax/
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I got the chart of it here This is really volatile indeed. I'm sure many traders took profit and some lost too. In calculation from the chart is $38,051 - $31,963 = $6,088Wow... $6,088 is huge within the short time.
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For example there are technical analysis patterns involving candles but finding 3 candles that are red on one timeframe might be 6 on another...
Candlesticks do tell stories and give direction of market. While learning about trade I use to rely on candles. They tell stories either for support or resistance especially when the same patterns are formed, they certainly tell a story. A longer time formation of candle sticks that appear repeatedly is a good sign if well interpreted.
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the only good thing about COVID-19 is it helps bitcoin become more popular......
I'm not accepting this reason in total. Bitcoin was to be popular even without covid-19 because last year was halving for bitcoin and at every halving, the market for bitcoin expounds and marketcap increase. It happened in 2017 and last year would not be excluded. Covid-19 was a chance happening for bitcoin.
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If your money management skills are strong and you have a strategy that can benefit from the markets, then it doesn't matter if you lose many trades as long as you win more during the trades you happen to win. Fortunately, you don't need to predict the direction of the market 100% of the time to make profits from it. This whole concept of 90% of the time or more predicting the direction of the market is a myth and even a system like it could be a losing one if 10% of your loss are massive while your wins are small.
Reading through, I saw a trader who does not care of figures and percentages to put in and expect in return. Someone who is not trying to do a proper and good trading skill. You can actually learn to trade like an expert. In advise we need to learn to trade like experts, the use of percentage to measure our risk and gain is good. If we don't trade this way, we maybe scalping the market and forget all the rules to trade which is not professional and we may be losing than gaining.
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What do you guys look for? I guessing this is perhaps best done using the 1m (or similar short timeframe) and looking for a big green bottom wick with large incoming volume or something?
Thanks
I determine my decision on times like this with the candlesticks. Candlesticks can help on this too but not with 1m time. If you are lucky to catch it at the close of the day or a longtime that is better. But going off from the market earlier enough when you are confuse with the bigger meat gets you happier anyway.
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Certainly such an incident because they already had a history of heart disease, so it was not simply because they were surprised to get a big prize. When we wish for luck we also have to be prepared when get it, for what to use the money.
Sorry it may not be as you said that the people who have died because they won a big bet was because of history of heart attack or disease. Anything can spike the heart and when that happens, it is called heart attack. These can be caused by anything that can increase your heart beat or pulse. Excess excitement, sadness that can change your mood can only cause it but for excitement is instant. Fear, loud noise can also. In the bet win in example, the winner can heat a big noise of shout of excitement by a brother, a friend or relative who hears of the news before the teal winner to come and announce the winning. So it may not be about having the history of heart attack but can be caused by anything.
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In protecting yourself and your account you simply need to avoid greed and also use a tight stoploss strategy. By this you can allocate a very minimal stoploss from your account maybe a small percentage like 1% to take your risk of trade to lose and great a larger profit margin. This is how to trade. You can also make adjustment of your profit bit leave your stoploss where you set it.
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Moving average and Moving average convergence divergence has helped my trade in the foreign exchange market. Although I don't trade indicators in isolation I combine them with candle sticks and chat patterns. The structure of the market along side price action determine the market trend which could be confusing at some point. But with a proper understanding of indicators especially moving average and MACD one can predrict the future trend of the market and place his trade based on such technical analysis.
Indicators also can be used to determine a best position to take profit and apply stop loss based on the chat after proper technical analysis has been carried out
These indicators are good if you catch them on the trend. Meaning that they play along with trend if the trend is still onand stable but if the trend change either due to resistance or support level, then they find it very difficult to be follow but with stoploss you are good for whatever tide that come in the market. You need to include Fibonacci in you strategy to help you direct the the market.
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But those shit erc20 tokens are making the ethereum more congested and its fees is getting above $20 for a simple transaction. I surely agree with this @jrrsparkles and that is one big problem etheruem faced because of many shit and scam project. That really brought etheruem in a staggering foot back in 2017 because much fud was on the platform from etheruem like scalability challenges etc but I think etheruem will come up better
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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.
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- Take Profits Out Often, Don't be Greedy. (Put Stop loss in Profits to book it with steps.)
- Accept Stop Losses. (-7% is better then -30%)
- Never Trade against the Trend.
Not Loosing Money is more Important than Making Profits.
I also support this points my friend These points that I have quote will help even a newbie trader to have a successful trade. Stoploss is important to include in trading because it gives the assurance that you still have balance left. And I like you saying not loosing money is more important than making profits. I will drop my smerit.
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is there anything that is impossible in this world?
Nothing is impossible actually or indispensable too but for now etheruem is still the choice after bitcoin in cryptocurrency rating. Nobody is thinking etheruem won't be overtaken but we can also see the chain of activities in crypto world. We see if etheruem goes bear many projects also drop. And in general talking about bitcoin also when yearn.finance (YFI) went pass bitcoin because of pump, it has stabilize @$29,855 now and bitcoin still topping @$31,889. But the thread isn't whether etheruem will be the best altcoin in future but it has all the factors including 1. Low fees 2.Fast transaction delivery 3.Large network coverage 4.Ground for ICO projects 5.Network update and technological growth.
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I read the topic in ibtimes.com and I find it looking interesting KEY POINTS WERE NOTED AS Despite new competing blockchains, Ethereum is still the top choice among developers Fees have contributed to Ethereum’s growth The total value locked in decentralized finance is now $26.55 billion On my own contribution, I think the etheruem platform has got advantage on this because it has a wide coverage because The majority of the cryptocurrencies were actually ERC-20 tokens built on Ethereum platform, despite new competitors coming to take the market away from the dominant blockchain but it has continued to grow far above other altcoins.
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Move this to altcoin disscussion.
I will consider that, no problem on that was thinking the beginners will have a thing to learn about ethereum Why you care so much about ETH? Most of people believe ETH would hit above $2,000 when altcoin pumped on early 2018, then the fact it was dumped to less than $100.
Bitcoin has been the leader in the market. It also dropped which is why etheruem followed. I guess you know the cryptocurrency history of bull and bear
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