🚨 🚨 Why You Should Avoid Buying at Round Numbers 🚨

This post dives into a technical aspect of trading that can significantly enhance your market understanding. Take your time to read it carefully.

Many traders use "Limit" orders to buy or sell cryptocurrencies. A "Limit" order allows you to automatically buy or sell at a specified price. For example, if you want to sell 1 BTC at $68,500, you set a Limit sell order at $68,500, and your BTC will be sold once the price reaches that level.

However, it's crucial to avoid placing Limit orders at round numbers like $70,000, $75,000, or even $75,500. These round numbers are key psychological levels where many traders set their orders, leading to a high concentration of buy or sell orders. As a result, your order competes with thousands of others, requiring a significant volume of trades to be executed.

For instance, if 1,000 BTC are for sale at $70,000, there needs to be a demand for 1,000 BTC to fill all those orders. The likelihood of such a large volume being available at this level is low. On the other hand, if you set your order at $69,999, you avoid the congestion at the round number, increasing the chances of your order being filled more quickly and efficiently.

This principle applies to all cryptocurrencies and any round number. By setting your orders just below these psychological levels, you can avoid competition and improve your trading outcomes.

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