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1  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Do traders make more money than holders? on: July 24, 2019, 12:02:50 AM
Great question!

In short, people who are actively trading in the markets that have the skill to yield consistent results will surely make more than an average holder. This does come at a cost..

Holding Bitcoin does not take too much skill, and requires very little time and effort to set up a hardware wallet.

On the flip side, trading takes years to become consistent and requires you to actively manage capital. You will sink an enormous amount of time, effort, and energy into learning how to trade. You will lose money throughout your journey, and it is a tough road to go down if you are unprepared for the ups and downs associated with being a trader. The first 6-8 months is the most challenging (in our opinion).

For the right people who are hard-working and determined, it can be worth every ounce of energy because it can become a very lucrative business. People are trading cryptocurrencies for a living right now! It's a career; it takes time to learn, but once you have the ability to pull consistent profits, it has basically unlimited leverage-ability. What do I mean by unlimited scalability?

You make a trade with a 5% gain in 1 hour:
     $100 X 5% = $5
  $1,000 X 5% = $50
$10,000 X 5% = $500
$50,000 X 5% = $2,500

You only worked 1H, yet you can make almost as much as you want (if you have the capital).

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2  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: technical analysis is enough to be successful in trading ???? on: July 23, 2019, 11:45:27 PM
This is a great question!

There is a saying in the finance world..
Fundamental analysis tells you what to invest in, while Technical Analysis shows you when  Cheesy

There is some truth to that!
TA is very beneficial for identifying the strong levels of buy or sell sensitivity within a particular zone for any asset.

Traders and investors are looking at these zones, and that is what makes them valid. Its the market participants all seeing the same area in a chart that makes a "support" or "resistance". When these zones get broken, the confidence in either the bulls or bears get lost and that is when we see a sudden shift in supply & demand. We call these breakouts!

So in short, TA is powerful, but it is just one part of being a profitable trader.

Understanding risk management, position-sizing, and personal/market psychology play a major role in trading success.

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3  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: Daily trading experience on: July 23, 2019, 11:32:13 PM
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We are a team of cryptocurrency traders that share a love for trading, as well as teaching people the basics of blockchain, technical analysis, economics, and much more!

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4  Economy / Trading Discussion / Re: What timeframe is best for scalping on: July 23, 2019, 11:22:56 PM
Great question!

We would say using the 5M - 15M is a great timeframe to scalp, although not all pairs are scalp-able.
Looking at pairs with very high volume & low spread so you can get in/out of the market would be ideal for your type of trading style, but remember, always backtest a system before implementing it into your live-trading.

If you are interested in joining a community of like-minded enthusiastic individuals that share a passion for all thing’s cryptocurrency, trading, and financial freedom, you should check out “Performante.ca” on Instagram!

We offer a free discord providing a non-judgemental ecosystem where even the most novice traders can get started trading this emerging and disruptive market; the tight-knit community always welcomes newcomers!

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