As beginners, we misunderstand the topic of trading.
We buy coins on the spot, often at highs, and the more timid sell in panic when the coin drops because they expected growth. The bolder hold on in anticipation of an increase, but few tell us, beginners, that we can farm the amount of these coins by playing on the coin's volatility.
Let's say we bought 100 coins at $1, time passes, it rises to $1.5, we sell for $149 and wait for another buying opportunity at $1, then we buy 148 coins.
even if the coin constantly shows new low horizons, what do we care? The main thing for us is to sell at a higher RSI and buy at a lower one.
Connection? You still lost your initial investment in the form of your currency, but you acquired a trading tool. Now your task for the future is to accumulate more with what you have, without investing additional currency.
This way you will learn not to lose your money, to multiply it for the future, and to understand the market as a whole.
I like the sideways movement of coins; everyone experiences it at some point, and for many, it's sad.
But for those who are engaged in accumulating coins, the conditions are ideal.
And it's great when the coin shows wild volatility from $1 to $3, for example, within a week. After all, there's an obvious profit here?
And if you believe that the project has potential in the future, you will be ready for its rise with a lot of coins, having not invested more than your initial investment 👽
This is not just about tapping a hamster 😸 remember where you came - the market 💀
