Here’s why you might be losing after opening a trade and how you can change that.
Let’s break it down with a simple scenario to illustrate the challenge. Imagine there are 560 million crypto traders globally. If just 20% of them decide to trade the same coin at the same time, that’s 112 million traders. Now, if each trader puts in $10, that results in $1.12 billion being traded on that single coin at once.
Here’s where it gets interesting: Out of this $1.12 billion, around 80% or more of that money gets liquidated, while only 20% or less of it actually wins. That’s a staggering $896 million lost by the majority and $224 million gained by the lucky few.
Now, think about those traders who invest more—$100, $1,000, $10,000, or even more. The stakes rise dramatically. What are the chances that these larger trades fall into the winning 20%?
As you reflect on this, consider how you can take steps to reduce the chances of being part of the 80% that loses. It’s all about staying smart and trading carefully.#BinanceSquareFamily #VOTEme #CryptoMarketMoves #SahmRule #BlackRockETHOptions
