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excelente amigo yo también soy nuevo quisiera aprender y tengo poco balance en mi billetera

I shared a post here a week ago and it got 1 million views. I will share my learnings and notes with you but I should mention that I am very new. Please get training from experienced people.

First of all, I learned that your starting wallet is very very important in crypto trading. The more your wallet grows, the more easily you can trade. I started with 7 dollars. I have 85 dollars now. My target is 250 dollars. After 250 dollars, I will be able to apply a different strategy that I have determined. The more your wallet grows, the more fun and comfortable you will be.

(Summary of the post: I started learning to trade 1 month ago and increased it from 7 dollars to 70. I shared the trades I made.)

Hundreds of nice comments, hundreds of people asked how I did it. I want to start with this post.

First of all, believe me, I was lucky during this process. I caught very good positions and earned 2x, 3x money.
Did I always win? No. I also had many losses. I keep my winning and losing trades in an excel. 18 out of 30 trades are losses.
So how did I earn money when there was not even a 50% winning rate?

I watched hundreds of videos in a month. I tried to understand a subject thoroughly by watching it from many different people. The first thing you need to learn is your profit and loss balance.
If you are risking 1, you need to earn at least 1.5, ideally 2. If you win a trade (My current target is 10%, which makes 10 dollars. This is a very easy target for me to reach.) It means I have the right to lose 2 trades. (5% per trade, which is 5 dollars. This is an acceptable loss for me.) If I catch a good trade in this way, I have the right to lose 2 trades. (I will tell you in the future that I applied and won much more than 10%)

Before entering the trade, I look at my notebook where I wrote down all the techniques I have learned so far. There are 12 rules in total. I created these rules myself according to what I learned. You can create your own rules.

I apply my rules from beginning to end and do not touch them again after entering the trade.

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