Consistency is what you need in trading alts

[Gaza13]

You have to learn on those key points that he mentions, because if you are just going to copy he's style and put it in to trade the outcome will be different, learn how things works, and you have high percentage of getting a profit, it will be hard on start but it will eventually go in your way, patience is the key, and at the same time don't expect that there is always profit, the market is so unpredictable, that is why you also need to be very careful.

Exactly, everyone has their own trading style, and it may not be suitable for us, either conceptually or overall. Trading is a skill that must be honed and practiced continuously. One of the main keys is adapting through gradual evaluation, especially by recording every failure. This helps identify error patterns, such as overtrading due to emotion or misreading indicators, so we can learn and avoid repeating them. Failure is the best teacher. Without records, we tend to repeat the same mistakes. The market doesn't always provide clear signals, and most successful traders wait for the right moment to execute. Ultimately, trading success comes from a process of patience and strict consistency in every learning process, not instant.

[o48o]

I’ve seen a lot of people with great skills but a lack of consistency in their trading or honestly, in anything they do. It may not always be rosy, but showing up daily and improving by even less than 1% can truly work magic over time.

I’ve spoken to many traders recently, including one guy who’s currently top 3 on the Crazy 48h Phase 11 leaderboard. I asked him to share his strategy, and he mentioned that he trades much smarter now. He sticks to just one strategy: support and resistance. No fancy setups, just the basics. Sometimes he uses GetAgent for a daily timeframe rundown, but above all, he’s consistent. He shows up every day and tries to improve.

A few months ago, someone also made impressive numbers just by trading support and resistance on X. Again, the key factor was consistency.

What’s your take on this subject? And if you have any tips, I’d appreciate you sharing them

You aren't really explaining what you mean by being "consistent", but here's a fitting quote:

"The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent"

Even if you would believe some trading strategies work better then others, that still doesn't make sense for you to always stay "consistent". You would need to be able to adapt to changing markets and not stick to something that clearly doesn't work at that time.

Now consistence can mean something different as well that is actually smart, but "sticking to just one strategy" isn't that. That is if you believe that skill plays a big role in this in the first place.

[programmer3666]

I’ve seen a lot of people with great skills but a lack of consistency in their trading or honestly, in anything they do. It may not always be rosy, but showing up daily and improving by even less than 1% can truly work magic over time.

I’ve spoken to many traders recently, including one guy who’s currently top 3 on the Crazy 48h Phase 11 leaderboard. I asked him to share his strategy, and he mentioned that he trades much smarter now. He sticks to just one strategy: support and resistance. No fancy setups, just the basics. Sometimes he uses GetAgent for a daily timeframe rundown, but above all, he’s consistent. He shows up every day and tries to improve.

A few months ago, someone also made impressive numbers just by trading support and resistance on X. Again, the key factor was consistency.

What’s your take on this subject? And if you have any tips, I’d appreciate you sharing them

I think this is the main problem for many of us: lack of consistency, not only in trading but in other areas as well. I include myself in this.
I have a monetized social media page and consistency is huge factor in earning more from content monetization. Even if your content isn’t always high quality, consistently uploading can still generate income over time.
It’s the same in trading. Even if you’re only making around 1% profit, consistency allows that to compound and grow daily. Skills matter, but without consistency results will always be limited.

Consistency in trading is what makes a good trader and a progressive trader, when it comes down to trading alts, as long as you stick strictly to the plans!! even the smallest of daily gains can keep adding up and in due time it becomes a massive profit, that's why compound trading is a good strategy to explore for traders with small capital. If a trader applies support & resistance with good discipline, it will definitely give better results than chasing all these very complicated setups, even if the support and resistance might look basic but it can be a reliable strategy.

[SirLancelot]

It is not as easy as it sounds. First you gotta find a coin that is as consistent as you can be, no memecoin, no shitcoin, no hyped thing that will go down as soon as hype will end, nothing crazy.

Secondly, you need to make sure you can stay consistent, do exactly what your strategy says without much difference. If you can do all of those, yeah it will not be bad and you are going to get good results. But actually doing these two is very difficult and tens of millions of people fail every year.

[jems]

It is not as easy as it sounds. First you gotta find a coin that is as consistent as you can be, no memecoin, no shitcoin, no hyped thing that will go down as soon as hype will end, nothing crazy.

Secondly, you need to make sure you can stay consistent, do exactly what your strategy says without much difference. If you can do all of those, yeah it will not be bad and you are going to get good results. But actually doing these two is very difficult and tens of millions of people fail every year.

And I think it's not just in Altcoin trading, but in almost all trading, consistency is needed, and in many other areas as well. The term "consistency" is too general, in my opinion, even if everyone who wants to be successful needs consistency.

Altcoin trading is indeed very difficult, and we must realize that. However, the potential profits and risks are quite worth it, and that can be a reason to do it.

[tech30338]

It is not as easy as it sounds. First you gotta find a coin that is as consistent as you can be, no memecoin, no shitcoin, no hyped thing that will go down as soon as hype will end, nothing crazy.

Secondly, you need to make sure you can stay consistent, do exactly what your strategy says without much difference. If you can do all of those, yeah it will not be bad and you are going to get good results. But actually doing these two is very difficult and tens of millions of people fail every year.

And I think it's not just in Altcoin trading, but in almost all trading, consistency is needed, and in many other areas as well. The term "consistency" is too general, in my opinion, even if everyone who wants to be successful needs consistency.

Altcoin trading is indeed very difficult, and we must realize that. However, the potential profits and risks are quite worth it, and that can be a reason to do it.

Trading is not just about consistency it also needs a little bit of luck sometimes, trading is a never ending cycle which you need to learn and study, knowing the basics is a good thing, but if you really want to succeed you need more than that, if you will be able to learn things the result is positive and the negative results are less, since in trading its not always profit, sometimes you will have loses even the great or experience trader experience that so you better have patience.

[Antona]

I’ve seen a lot of people with great skills but a lack of consistency in their trading or honestly, in anything they do. It may not always be rosy, but showing up daily and improving by even less than 1% can truly work magic over time.

I’ve spoken to many traders recently, including one guy who’s currently top 3 on the Crazy 48h Phase 11 leaderboard. I asked him to share his strategy, and he mentioned that he trades much smarter now. He sticks to just one strategy: support and resistance. No fancy setups, just the basics. Sometimes he uses GetAgent for a daily timeframe rundown, but above all, he’s consistent. He shows up every day and tries to improve.

A few months ago, someone also made impressive numbers just by trading support and resistance on X. Again, the key factor was consistency.

What’s your take on this subject? And if you have any tips, I’d appreciate you sharing them

Honestly that's refreshing to hear, so much chatter is about complex indicators or AI tools, but the top guys are often just using the oldest trick in the book with insane focus, my take? Consistency isn't glamorous which is why most lack it.