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Come on, square people:
* Powell does not work for Treasury Dep
* bonds buy-backs by Treasury dep is not a liquidity injection
* actually every week they sell more new bonds then buy back old
Every time you read a news which sort of induces some strong inner emotional response, either hope or eforia, or fear or anxiety - it is probably crafted to do so either intentionally or not.
No wonder after scrolling through hundred of those emotional swing writings you can’t think clear anymore and make stupid trades.
#quinn_tips #quinns_economics $BTC
* Powell does not work for Treasury Dep
* bonds buy-backs by Treasury dep is not a liquidity injection
* actually every week they sell more new bonds then buy back old
Every time you read a news which sort of induces some strong inner emotional response, either hope or eforia, or fear or anxiety - it is probably crafted to do so either intentionally or not.
No wonder after scrolling through hundred of those emotional swing writings you can’t think clear anymore and make stupid trades.
#quinn_tips #quinns_economics $BTC
* bonds buy back by Treasury is not a “liquidity injection” in a usual sense and rarely have any effect on markets (except bonds market itself)
* bonds purchase by FED is form of QE, it injects liquidity.
But there are laways caveats.
The fact that money hit the wallets does not necesserily mean those money are going straight into the markets.
For now it looks that money are flowing into risk-free and low risk assets. E.g. gold, likely also into bonds. Or investors just keep cash 😁
While economy overall is in uncertain state, tiny QEs like this will not trigger risk-on.
Markets will react noticeably either to huge liquidity (which risk hyperinflation side-effect) or structural changes in economy.
Anything like this is going to happen in next few months.
So at best crypto markets will be in chop-chop mode - good for accumulation for long term holding and deadly for day traders.
Be like smart money, take some profit in December. Do your research, rebalance your portfolio, keep accumulating and you will be good in a year or so.
$BTC $ETH $SOL
#quinns_economics #quinn_tips
* bonds purchase by FED is form of QE, it injects liquidity.
But there are laways caveats.
The fact that money hit the wallets does not necesserily mean those money are going straight into the markets.
For now it looks that money are flowing into risk-free and low risk assets. E.g. gold, likely also into bonds. Or investors just keep cash 😁
While economy overall is in uncertain state, tiny QEs like this will not trigger risk-on.
Markets will react noticeably either to huge liquidity (which risk hyperinflation side-effect) or structural changes in economy.
Anything like this is going to happen in next few months.
So at best crypto markets will be in chop-chop mode - good for accumulation for long term holding and deadly for day traders.
Be like smart money, take some profit in December. Do your research, rebalance your portfolio, keep accumulating and you will be good in a year or so.
$BTC $ETH $SOL
#quinns_economics #quinn_tips
Psychology and discipline play at best secondary role in trading.
If your strategy is wrong, edge non-existing and execution sloppy, you with discipline and stable psychology will destroy your deposit 😀
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If your strategy is wrong, edge non-existing and execution sloppy, you with discipline and stable psychology will destroy your deposit 😀
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It is entertaining to observe how traders believe that “bulls and bears are fighting”.
This analogy is just total noncence. Anyone who ever bought anything in the real market knows this. Have you ever seen seller of iphones or apples beating potential buyer with the stick? 😂. It is amazing how in everyday life it is clear for everyone until they open price chart and immediately start believing fairy tails about bulls and bears and whales and other see and land creatures 😀
There is a fight in the market. Sellers competing who first sell you the stuff - price goes down. Sellers withdraw orders - price goes up. As simple as that. Same as in farmers market.
Trading is trading no matter what you are selling, donuts, used cars, real estate or crypto.
With all the nonsence influencers teach you it is not even possible to make money trading socks, shirts and pants, not to mention crypto or stocks 😁
#quinn_tips
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This analogy is just total noncence. Anyone who ever bought anything in the real market knows this. Have you ever seen seller of iphones or apples beating potential buyer with the stick? 😂. It is amazing how in everyday life it is clear for everyone until they open price chart and immediately start believing fairy tails about bulls and bears and whales and other see and land creatures 😀
There is a fight in the market. Sellers competing who first sell you the stuff - price goes down. Sellers withdraw orders - price goes up. As simple as that. Same as in farmers market.
Trading is trading no matter what you are selling, donuts, used cars, real estate or crypto.
With all the nonsence influencers teach you it is not even possible to make money trading socks, shirts and pants, not to mention crypto or stocks 😁
#quinn_tips
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We all know that price is driven by supply and demand, we’ve been tought about demand/supply balance starting from high school.
Although it is true in mechanical sense, reality is much more complicated than this.
Actual financial markets mechanic is different. Price is almost entirelly controlled by sellers, to be precise by whole sellers. When sellers withdraw orders, price pumps, when they post bids price pumps. As simple as that. Demand is not a problem in mordern markets. Since markets are extremely accessible to retail traders demand can be created, it actually is created by media, influencers, exchanges, etc. - all the parties which we know are in conflict of interest.
Just remeber. Market makers need inventory to actually make the market, and they never buy inventory, they are just “given” it for free or at large discount.
Professional/institutional traders/investorss never buy at market price, they almost always buy at discount, often with the help of market makers.
Investment banks and hedge funds and all kind of funds trade with OPM - other people money, unlike retail traders, they have sugnifficant financial cushion to smoth their operations.
Not to mention all institution listed above employ highly skilled individuals and precise algorithm agains which retail traders don’t stand a chance.
Just remeber, we, retail traders, are demand side, when we follow their marketing we are demand created by them and for them to sell into it.
We stand a chance only on higher time frames with long-term investment strategies in large-cap (or at least mid-cap) coins which are harder to manipulate and are unlikely to dump.
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#quinn_tip
Although it is true in mechanical sense, reality is much more complicated than this.
Actual financial markets mechanic is different. Price is almost entirelly controlled by sellers, to be precise by whole sellers. When sellers withdraw orders, price pumps, when they post bids price pumps. As simple as that. Demand is not a problem in mordern markets. Since markets are extremely accessible to retail traders demand can be created, it actually is created by media, influencers, exchanges, etc. - all the parties which we know are in conflict of interest.
Just remeber. Market makers need inventory to actually make the market, and they never buy inventory, they are just “given” it for free or at large discount.
Professional/institutional traders/investorss never buy at market price, they almost always buy at discount, often with the help of market makers.
Investment banks and hedge funds and all kind of funds trade with OPM - other people money, unlike retail traders, they have sugnifficant financial cushion to smoth their operations.
Not to mention all institution listed above employ highly skilled individuals and precise algorithm agains which retail traders don’t stand a chance.
Just remeber, we, retail traders, are demand side, when we follow their marketing we are demand created by them and for them to sell into it.
We stand a chance only on higher time frames with long-term investment strategies in large-cap (or at least mid-cap) coins which are harder to manipulate and are unlikely to dump.
$BTC $ETH $SOL
#quinn_tip
* bonds buy back by Treasury is not a “liquidity injection” in a usual sense and rarely have any effect on markets (except bonds market itself)
* bonds purchase by FED is form of QE, it injects liquidity.
But there are laways caveats.
The fact that money hit the wallets does not necesserily mean those money are going straight into the markets.
For now it looks that money are flowing into risk-free and low risk assets. E.g. gold, likely also into bonds. Or investors just keep cash 😁
While economy overall is in uncertain state, tiny QEs like this will not trigger risk-on.
Markets will react noticeably either to huge liquidity (which risk hyperinflation side-effect) or structural changes in economy.
Anything like this is going to happen in next few months.
So at best crypto markets will be in chop-chop mode - good for accumulation for long term holding and deadly for day traders.
Be like smart money, take some profit in December. Do your research, rebalance your portfolio, keep accumulating and you will be good in a year or so.
$BTC $ETH $SOL
#quinns_economics #quinn_tips
* bonds purchase by FED is form of QE, it injects liquidity.
But there are laways caveats.
The fact that money hit the wallets does not necesserily mean those money are going straight into the markets.
For now it looks that money are flowing into risk-free and low risk assets. E.g. gold, likely also into bonds. Or investors just keep cash 😁
While economy overall is in uncertain state, tiny QEs like this will not trigger risk-on.
Markets will react noticeably either to huge liquidity (which risk hyperinflation side-effect) or structural changes in economy.
Anything like this is going to happen in next few months.
So at best crypto markets will be in chop-chop mode - good for accumulation for long term holding and deadly for day traders.
Be like smart money, take some profit in December. Do your research, rebalance your portfolio, keep accumulating and you will be good in a year or so.
$BTC $ETH $SOL
#quinns_economics #quinn_tips
Tarrifs gave excuse to attribute inflation to tarrifs. AI gave an excuse to attribute unemployment to AI. But in fact both inflation and unemployment would be unfavorable even without these factors. There is nothing FED can fix in this situation, that is why we see market reacts neutral-to-negative to seemingly positive news from FED for the last 6 months. Economy is in at best uncertain and at worst in bad shape, and it is time for Admin to fix, but they seem to not have any idea how to do that.
Their best bet for now is to unleash monetary policy after May and risk hyper-inflation. Of course market will explode, but we won’t be happy net total about that.
Unless “white swan” happens, which is not improbable.
#quinns_economics
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Their best bet for now is to unleash monetary policy after May and risk hyper-inflation. Of course market will explode, but we won’t be happy net total about that.
Unless “white swan” happens, which is not improbable.
#quinns_economics
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If you are short term day trader you don’t need to care about macro economical events.
Whatever they teach you is at best just a noise. Macro economy is a signifficant factor for long term investment. Of course. For short term trader economic events calendar is just an indicator of when not to trade.
Picture retail day trading as if you opened retail store on the street. The only thing you care is inventory, price and volume. What makes it harder is that let’s say you open mobile phones store across the street from Apple Room, Samsung store, and few other electronics stores. They are “market makers” / wholesale operators. How would you conduct you retail business in such condition?
This is the environment you are playing in when you decide to be day trader 😂 - your tiny little desk next too few large electronics store 😁. What is your competitive advantage? What is your strategy? Think about this analogy thoroughly and you will understand how to day trade, or rather IF to day trade 😁
How would any macro event affect your retail store? It can affect it only if you have too large inventory at the time of the event. Which by definition as retail trader you don’t. Especially if you can predict timing of macro event you don’t want to have any inventory on hands when it happens (this is why you should not trade on news day).
Cut all the noise you hear from media and “influencers”. Trading is old business, as old as humanity itself. And rules of trading are the same as thousand years ago. You buy cheap stuff, market it and sell higher.
#quinn_tips #BeginnerTrader
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Whatever they teach you is at best just a noise. Macro economy is a signifficant factor for long term investment. Of course. For short term trader economic events calendar is just an indicator of when not to trade.
Picture retail day trading as if you opened retail store on the street. The only thing you care is inventory, price and volume. What makes it harder is that let’s say you open mobile phones store across the street from Apple Room, Samsung store, and few other electronics stores. They are “market makers” / wholesale operators. How would you conduct you retail business in such condition?
This is the environment you are playing in when you decide to be day trader 😂 - your tiny little desk next too few large electronics store 😁. What is your competitive advantage? What is your strategy? Think about this analogy thoroughly and you will understand how to day trade, or rather IF to day trade 😁
How would any macro event affect your retail store? It can affect it only if you have too large inventory at the time of the event. Which by definition as retail trader you don’t. Especially if you can predict timing of macro event you don’t want to have any inventory on hands when it happens (this is why you should not trade on news day).
Cut all the noise you hear from media and “influencers”. Trading is old business, as old as humanity itself. And rules of trading are the same as thousand years ago. You buy cheap stuff, market it and sell higher.
#quinn_tips #BeginnerTrader
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💡How Much Can One Lose in Futures Trading ⁉️
#quinn_tips #BeginnerTrader #FuturesTrading
I just wanted to remind few important points about losses in crypto futures trading. In every trade you place there is only one person who can control amount of potential loses. This person is you.
You have two important parameters under your control and with those you can control potential loses:
* position size
* stop-loss price level
Please, remeber to be cruel to your losing trades, abandon hope and when price goes against you - commit loses at your predefined levels 💸💸💸💸. This will save your capital and let you stay in the game.💰💰
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#quinn_tips #BeginnerTrader #FuturesTrading
I just wanted to remind few important points about losses in crypto futures trading. In every trade you place there is only one person who can control amount of potential loses. This person is you.
You have two important parameters under your control and with those you can control potential loses:
* position size
* stop-loss price level
Please, remeber to be cruel to your losing trades, abandon hope and when price goes against you - commit loses at your predefined levels 💸💸💸💸. This will save your capital and let you stay in the game.💰💰
$SOL $ETH $BTC
Are You Ready for Crypto Futures Trading?
#BeginnerTrader #quinn_tips #CryptoAMA
Futures trading isn’t just about potential profits; it demands disciplined money management and a solid risk approach. Here’s a quick exercise to gauge your readiness:
1. Pick a top-10 coin you’d consider trading, e.g. $BTC , $ETH or $SOL
2. Set up a hypothetical trade: decide on your entry price, stop loss (SL), and take-profit (TP) targets.
3. Mark these lines on a chart:
Entry: Yellow 🟡Stop Loss: Red 🔴Take Profit: Green 🟢
4. Note down the position size 💰you’d plan to take.
Now, ask yourself:
What’s my potential loss if the trade goes against me?What’s my profit if it moves in my favor?How much would each be as a percentage of my account?Would I feel comfortable leaving this trade unattended for a few days?
Finally, keep these drawings on the chart and revisit them later.
How does this hypothetical trade feel in hindsight? Seeing where the price went, what might you adjust next time?
That’s your free futures trading lesson and simulation platform! Say thanks 😊
Futures trading isn’t just about potential profits; it demands disciplined money management and a solid risk approach. Here’s a quick exercise to gauge your readiness:
1. Pick a top-10 coin you’d consider trading, e.g. $BTC , $ETH or $SOL
2. Set up a hypothetical trade: decide on your entry price, stop loss (SL), and take-profit (TP) targets.
3. Mark these lines on a chart:
Entry: Yellow 🟡Stop Loss: Red 🔴Take Profit: Green 🟢
4. Note down the position size 💰you’d plan to take.
Now, ask yourself:
What’s my potential loss if the trade goes against me?What’s my profit if it moves in my favor?How much would each be as a percentage of my account?Would I feel comfortable leaving this trade unattended for a few days?
Finally, keep these drawings on the chart and revisit them later.
How does this hypothetical trade feel in hindsight? Seeing where the price went, what might you adjust next time?
That’s your free futures trading lesson and simulation platform! Say thanks 😊
#quinn_tips I actually think this is a reasonable strategy which I implement.
I created two auto-invest portfolios of promising alts and scheduled them to invest small amount daily. I’ll keep them running for 1-2 weeks. Usually alt season is delayed a week or two after genuine bull run, so I’ll know exactly when to stop them.
One of my plans includes $SOL $XRP $VIDT and few more. Another one - quite a few cheaper and more volatile alts.
#BeginnerTrader
I created two auto-invest portfolios of promising alts and scheduled them to invest small amount daily. I’ll keep them running for 1-2 weeks. Usually alt season is delayed a week or two after genuine bull run, so I’ll know exactly when to stop them.
One of my plans includes $SOL $XRP $VIDT and few more. Another one - quite a few cheaper and more volatile alts.
#BeginnerTrader
Following up on fee-saving strategies, Binance’s Auto-Invest is another great option for long-term holders. Allocating just 10-20% of your funds and DCA-ing over 10-12 weeks helps you build positions gradually, while keeping trading fees lower.
#quinn_tips
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#BeginnerTrader #ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥
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🔔Maximising Trade Opportunities with Alerts: Essential or Overkill?
#quinn_tips #BeginnerTrader
I recently hit the limit of alerts on both Binance and TradingView because I rely on them so heavily. If you’re not using alerts yet, you should be—here’s why they’re essential.
Why Alerts Matter
Alerts allow traders to monitor market movements and respond quickly to key changes. For me, price alerts are essential, with volume alerts occasionally added to catch sudden shifts in trading momentum. On TradingView, you can even set alerts on indicators but I rarely do this. In a volatile market, these alerts help capture timely entry and exit points without being glued to the screen.
Benefits of Using Alerts to the Max
Alerts let you manage trades effectively without constantly watching the market. Well-placed alerts ensure I don’t miss the key levels and moves I’ve been tracking, allowing me to make informed decisions quickly.
Practical Tips for Setting Alerts
1. Define Key Levels: Use alerts to monitor essential price levels or volume changes. Focus on support, resistance, and breakout points to stay ready for major moves.
With altcoins I rarely buy them right away, instead I read chart and set alerts at levels I think are good for buying/selling - and then I patiently wait for days or sometimes weeks. It is almost like putting a stop-limit order without locking actual funds.
2. Avoid Alert Overload on a Single Chart: It’s tempting to place multiple alerts on a single asset, but that can lead to distraction. Instead, spreading alerts across different assets allows you to monitor several opportunities without constantly switching between charts.
E.g. alerts help me track moves of more than 30 alt coins - remember, I believe in diversification more than in luck.
3. Review and Adjust Regularly: Markets change, so your alerts should too. I often add a new alert when a previous one fires, to mark a level where I’d like to buy more or sell.
In Conclusion
Price and volume alerts have become essential to my trading approach, giving me both flexibility and confidence in a fast-paced market. If you haven’t set any yet, start with key price or volume alerts and see how they can enhance your strategy and boost your productivity.
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I recently hit the limit of alerts on both Binance and TradingView because I rely on them so heavily. If you’re not using alerts yet, you should be—here’s why they’re essential.
Why Alerts Matter
Alerts allow traders to monitor market movements and respond quickly to key changes. For me, price alerts are essential, with volume alerts occasionally added to catch sudden shifts in trading momentum. On TradingView, you can even set alerts on indicators but I rarely do this. In a volatile market, these alerts help capture timely entry and exit points without being glued to the screen.
Benefits of Using Alerts to the Max
Alerts let you manage trades effectively without constantly watching the market. Well-placed alerts ensure I don’t miss the key levels and moves I’ve been tracking, allowing me to make informed decisions quickly.
Practical Tips for Setting Alerts
1. Define Key Levels: Use alerts to monitor essential price levels or volume changes. Focus on support, resistance, and breakout points to stay ready for major moves.
With altcoins I rarely buy them right away, instead I read chart and set alerts at levels I think are good for buying/selling - and then I patiently wait for days or sometimes weeks. It is almost like putting a stop-limit order without locking actual funds.
2. Avoid Alert Overload on a Single Chart: It’s tempting to place multiple alerts on a single asset, but that can lead to distraction. Instead, spreading alerts across different assets allows you to monitor several opportunities without constantly switching between charts.
E.g. alerts help me track moves of more than 30 alt coins - remember, I believe in diversification more than in luck.
3. Review and Adjust Regularly: Markets change, so your alerts should too. I often add a new alert when a previous one fires, to mark a level where I’d like to buy more or sell.
In Conclusion
Price and volume alerts have become essential to my trading approach, giving me both flexibility and confidence in a fast-paced market. If you haven’t set any yet, start with key price or volume alerts and see how they can enhance your strategy and boost your productivity.
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⚠️ Profit alert! This $500 crypto portfolio strategy will perform better than your bank savings ‼️
#BeginnerTrader #quinn_tips
It is must read for beginners.
Disclaimer: I know this is a clickbaity title. But you won’t read it unless it is clickbait, right?
Of course I’ll remove this post in a few days, since I as well hate these types of social engineering tricks 😀.
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#BeginnerTrader #quinn_tips
It is must read for beginners.
Disclaimer: I know this is a clickbaity title. But you won’t read it unless it is clickbait, right?
Of course I’ll remove this post in a few days, since I as well hate these types of social engineering tricks 😀.
$BTC $USDC $HMSTR #CryptoAMA
💡A Beginner’s Guide to Building Your Binance Portfolio
#quinn_tips #BeginnerTrader
Many beginners on Binance Square seem unsure of how to start and end up following others’ strategies and signals blindly, often losing their capital within a month. This guide is here to help you avoid those pitfalls with a balanced, step-by-step approach to setting up a portfolio that works for both learning and long-term growth.
1) Set Up a Long-Term Portfolio
Allocate 20-50% of Your Funds: Use this portion of your funds for gradual, long-term investments in the most reputable cryptocurrencies. Pick a few from the top-10 list by market cap in any proportion you like. Personally, I use Binance’s Auto-Invest feature to invest in a top-10 index. Avoid buying a large amount at once—instead, set a schedule to invest a small amount weekly, daily, or twice a week, around 1% of your funds, which is a great way to implement Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA).
Tip: Avoid selling your accumulated long-term assets. These should remain untouched, aiming for steady growth over time.
2) Build a Mid-Term Portfolio
Pick a Selection of Altcoins: For a mid-term strategy, choose a few altcoins or tokens to start investing in manually. Use about 1-2% of your funds per trade, and keep researching the market to expand your portfolio gradually. Aim for a maximum of 10-30 altcoins to stay diversified but manageable. ‼️No matter how promising a single altcoin may seem, never use a large amount of money on just one asset—whether you have insights, signs from the stars, or scientific proof, just don’t do it.‼️
Tip: Plan to hold your mid-term assets until the peak of the next bull run. Don’t rush to sell once you see few red bars in a row. However, ⚠️ be prepared to sell any poorly performing altcoins mid-way, even if it means taking a loss.
3) Keep a Reserve for Learning and Experimenting
Start with Small Trades on Spot: Keep some of your funds in reserve to experiment and learn with active trading. Avoid leverage trading (futures, options, margin) for at least a month—ideally three months—as it carries higher risk. Start by trading just one pair, such as SOL/USDT, on spot. Focusing on a single pair helps you become familiar with how it behaves, the specific patterns it tends to form, and the strategies that work best with it. Aim to buy low and sell high.
Gradual Increase in Trade Amounts: For the first month, keep trades to the smallest amount possible, around $5-6, to get comfortable without much risk. If you feel confident after a month, you can increase trade amounts to $15-20 in the second month, and up to $50 in the third month as you become familiar with the pair’s behavior and effective strategies.
Conclusion
Disclaimer: Any type of investment carries risk, so approach your portfolio with caution and responsibility.
‼️⚠️‼️ Important: Don’t use all of your money for crypto. Don’t even use 1/2 or 1/4 of your money. Definitely, don’t sell your house to buy crypto. Start with the amount you are happy to lose. Don’t add more money than you allocated during first 3 months no matter what.
Personally, I allocate my funds roughly one-third each into long-term investments, mid-term altcoins, and a reserve for active trading.
This guide is far from complete; my aim was to keep it short and practical for beginners. If you’re interested, I’m happy to follow up on particular details, the mechanics, and the reasoning behind this approach.
This strategy is most effective with a minimum fund of $500. The reason is straightforward: the minimum trade size on spot is approximately $5, which constitutes 1% of $500.
Even if you want to put large amounts into crypto. Don’t do this right away. Use those $500-1000 and under any circumstances don’t deposit more during first 3 months or until you feel comfortable in navigating crypto market. If you feel urge to add more immediately because of any reason, it is classic FOMO. Market will be here tomorrow, it will be here in 3 months. Today bitcoin is 70k in a month it can be 120k in 3 month it can be 70k again. Believe me, you wont miss anything. Opportunities will always be there.
✨Check-out #quinn_tips hashtag - I use it for educational content.
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Many beginners on Binance Square seem unsure of how to start and end up following others’ strategies and signals blindly, often losing their capital within a month. This guide is here to help you avoid those pitfalls with a balanced, step-by-step approach to setting up a portfolio that works for both learning and long-term growth.
1) Set Up a Long-Term Portfolio
Allocate 20-50% of Your Funds: Use this portion of your funds for gradual, long-term investments in the most reputable cryptocurrencies. Pick a few from the top-10 list by market cap in any proportion you like. Personally, I use Binance’s Auto-Invest feature to invest in a top-10 index. Avoid buying a large amount at once—instead, set a schedule to invest a small amount weekly, daily, or twice a week, around 1% of your funds, which is a great way to implement Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA).
Tip: Avoid selling your accumulated long-term assets. These should remain untouched, aiming for steady growth over time.
2) Build a Mid-Term Portfolio
Pick a Selection of Altcoins: For a mid-term strategy, choose a few altcoins or tokens to start investing in manually. Use about 1-2% of your funds per trade, and keep researching the market to expand your portfolio gradually. Aim for a maximum of 10-30 altcoins to stay diversified but manageable. ‼️No matter how promising a single altcoin may seem, never use a large amount of money on just one asset—whether you have insights, signs from the stars, or scientific proof, just don’t do it.‼️
Tip: Plan to hold your mid-term assets until the peak of the next bull run. Don’t rush to sell once you see few red bars in a row. However, ⚠️ be prepared to sell any poorly performing altcoins mid-way, even if it means taking a loss.
3) Keep a Reserve for Learning and Experimenting
Start with Small Trades on Spot: Keep some of your funds in reserve to experiment and learn with active trading. Avoid leverage trading (futures, options, margin) for at least a month—ideally three months—as it carries higher risk. Start by trading just one pair, such as SOL/USDT, on spot. Focusing on a single pair helps you become familiar with how it behaves, the specific patterns it tends to form, and the strategies that work best with it. Aim to buy low and sell high.
Gradual Increase in Trade Amounts: For the first month, keep trades to the smallest amount possible, around $5-6, to get comfortable without much risk. If you feel confident after a month, you can increase trade amounts to $15-20 in the second month, and up to $50 in the third month as you become familiar with the pair’s behavior and effective strategies.
Conclusion
Disclaimer: Any type of investment carries risk, so approach your portfolio with caution and responsibility.
‼️⚠️‼️ Important: Don’t use all of your money for crypto. Don’t even use 1/2 or 1/4 of your money. Definitely, don’t sell your house to buy crypto. Start with the amount you are happy to lose. Don’t add more money than you allocated during first 3 months no matter what.
Personally, I allocate my funds roughly one-third each into long-term investments, mid-term altcoins, and a reserve for active trading.
This guide is far from complete; my aim was to keep it short and practical for beginners. If you’re interested, I’m happy to follow up on particular details, the mechanics, and the reasoning behind this approach.
This strategy is most effective with a minimum fund of $500. The reason is straightforward: the minimum trade size on spot is approximately $5, which constitutes 1% of $500.
Even if you want to put large amounts into crypto. Don’t do this right away. Use those $500-1000 and under any circumstances don’t deposit more during first 3 months or until you feel comfortable in navigating crypto market. If you feel urge to add more immediately because of any reason, it is classic FOMO. Market will be here tomorrow, it will be here in 3 months. Today bitcoin is 70k in a month it can be 120k in 3 month it can be 70k again. Believe me, you wont miss anything. Opportunities will always be there.
✨Check-out #quinn_tips hashtag - I use it for educational content.
$SOL $USDC $FDUSD
‼️ I’m seeing a lot of posts here on Square about how people go all in into single alt coin and suffer losses. I think I have to say this again:
⚠️ If you are looking to buy some alts, be careful, trade small and diversify. E.g. my investment into any one alt is around 1% of my funds, for rare potential unicorns - 2-3%.
ℹ️ Just to give you an idea about what is good funds allocation in my opinion, I keep it like this:
1/3 - stable coins, primarily USDT
1/3 - top coins: $BTC, $ETH, $SOL, BNB
1/3 - various alts
#quinn_tips #BeginnerTrader #AltcoinStars
‼️ Let me reiterate: even if you think you have a reliable insight, don’t go all in.
⚠️ If you are looking to buy some alts, be careful, trade small and diversify. E.g. my investment into any one alt is around 1% of my funds, for rare potential unicorns - 2-3%.
ℹ️ Just to give you an idea about what is good funds allocation in my opinion, I keep it like this:
1/3 - stable coins, primarily USDT
1/3 - top coins: $BTC, $ETH, $SOL, BNB
1/3 - various alts
#quinn_tips #BeginnerTrader #AltcoinStars
‼️ Let me reiterate: even if you think you have a reliable insight, don’t go all in.
This week I’m looking for a good deal to buy these losers 🤔💵
$VITE $PROM $RAD
I’m still waiting for $SCR to go deeper. I’m not buying it above $0.5
{spot}(RADUSDT)
{spot}(PROMUSDT)
⚠️ If you are looking to buy some alts, be careful, trade small and diversify. E.g. my investment into anyone alt is around 1% of my funds, for rare potential unicorns - 2-3%.
ℹ️ Just to give you an idea about what is good funds allocation in my opinion, I keep it like this:
1/3 - stable coins, primarily USDT
1/3 - top coins: BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB
1/3 - various alts
#AltcoinStars #ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥
$VITE $PROM $RAD
I’m still waiting for $SCR to go deeper. I’m not buying it above $0.5
{spot}(RADUSDT)
{spot}(PROMUSDT)
⚠️ If you are looking to buy some alts, be careful, trade small and diversify. E.g. my investment into anyone alt is around 1% of my funds, for rare potential unicorns - 2-3%.
ℹ️ Just to give you an idea about what is good funds allocation in my opinion, I keep it like this:
1/3 - stable coins, primarily USDT
1/3 - top coins: BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB
1/3 - various alts
#AltcoinStars #ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥
Conservative Beginner
… or How to Not Lose all Your Money in First 90 Days
#Beginers #BeginnerTrader #RiskManagement #BinanceFutures #quinn_tips
I describe my approach which I currently think is right for me.I’m sharing it since I think it can be helpful for other newcomers.As I learn more, my opinion on this topic may change.I started when crypto was in ranging phase, so my experience may not be applicable to strongly trending market, which I hope will come soon. I’m not really scalping, I’m not good at it.It is not a recipe about making 10x in a month.For now I consider it a learning experience. If I desperately needed to earn I wouldn’t go here, too risky.
Crypto Allocation / Portfolio
1/3 - top 3 coins $BTC $ETH $SOL ~40% - stable coins1/3 - anything else split about 50/50% between top-10 and the restFor now I use relatively small amount of funds for crypto (less then required for any VIP level on Binance), but making it too small does not makes much sense to me.
Allocation by Product
Actually, my plan is to use about 1/3 of my funds for futures / options, but after series of failures I gradually and I hope, temporarily decreased it to about 1/4.
Operations Futures / Options
I’m more active at futures due to lower fees (compared to spot). But I don’t abandon spot and other tools.Don’t risk on anyone trade more than 2% of what is currently allocated for futures/options (excluding coin-m, which I use for mid-term investment). Helps me stay in the game longer while I’m learning. 😁I don’t have a strong opinion on leverage. In futures I just rarely needed more than 2x and only couple of times 4x. In coin-m - under 5x.I trade them only in liquid markets: top 3, rarely something from top 10I don’t trade news when they arrive, but 30-60 minutes later can present great opportunitiesI rarely trade in European hours. I step into eastern hours only when I follow a trend.Sometimes I keep my day-trade overnight, protecting it with SL/TP. In around 50% cases it helps, otherwise it ends up around breakeven
ETH Futures Day Trading
I’m not going to write on technical analysis. Just few rules I follow to decide when not to trade.
Usually, if I don’t see volume >100k on 15m timeframe (ETH), I stay away and observe. In London hours I tolerate a bit lower volume.Usually it is good idea to close at the end of the day. Longs can be kept a bit longer.I usually prefer US hours.
Spot
So far I’ve been more successful in spot. I try to find opportunity to buy low. Whenever coin allocations is above what I plan for it, I start looking to sell excessive amount higher.
Sometimes I use dual-investment feature when I can wait and don’t care about few $$ price difference. It does not seem to have fees. And does not require staring at the screen.
Earn
Only marginally profitable, but since at least 50% of my funds stay passive, I let earn do its thing.
Summary
Risk management is the key.I don’t engage in risky endeavors.Spot is good and accounts for most of my profit. Honestly, if fees where comparable to futures, I’d stay mostly in spot.Futures present great opportunities, but I cannot master good win/loss ratio yet, so for now I only have a little profit there. I’ll scale allocation to futures to 1/3 again when I feel more confident there.Quarterly Coin-M futures are good for longer term trades due to absence of funding fee.I’m more successful with options long puts than with futures shorts. Not sure why. Maybe it is just me.Patience is a key. I may have 5-10 spot orders waiting their turn for days. Futures day trading requires more active management, so I don’t keep more than 2 of them simultaneously. Here and there I buy option put when I anticipate down trend.⚠️‼️ For crypto I’m using amount of funds I’m happy to lose. Actually even less. I may decide to move more funds to crypto trading later, after I learn more and achieve better consistency.
#Beginers #BeginnerTrader #RiskManagement #BinanceFutures #quinn_tips
I describe my approach which I currently think is right for me.I’m sharing it since I think it can be helpful for other newcomers.As I learn more, my opinion on this topic may change.I started when crypto was in ranging phase, so my experience may not be applicable to strongly trending market, which I hope will come soon. I’m not really scalping, I’m not good at it.It is not a recipe about making 10x in a month.For now I consider it a learning experience. If I desperately needed to earn I wouldn’t go here, too risky.
Crypto Allocation / Portfolio
1/3 - top 3 coins $BTC $ETH $SOL ~40% - stable coins1/3 - anything else split about 50/50% between top-10 and the restFor now I use relatively small amount of funds for crypto (less then required for any VIP level on Binance), but making it too small does not makes much sense to me.
Allocation by Product
Actually, my plan is to use about 1/3 of my funds for futures / options, but after series of failures I gradually and I hope, temporarily decreased it to about 1/4.
Operations Futures / Options
I’m more active at futures due to lower fees (compared to spot). But I don’t abandon spot and other tools.Don’t risk on anyone trade more than 2% of what is currently allocated for futures/options (excluding coin-m, which I use for mid-term investment). Helps me stay in the game longer while I’m learning. 😁I don’t have a strong opinion on leverage. In futures I just rarely needed more than 2x and only couple of times 4x. In coin-m - under 5x.I trade them only in liquid markets: top 3, rarely something from top 10I don’t trade news when they arrive, but 30-60 minutes later can present great opportunitiesI rarely trade in European hours. I step into eastern hours only when I follow a trend.Sometimes I keep my day-trade overnight, protecting it with SL/TP. In around 50% cases it helps, otherwise it ends up around breakeven
ETH Futures Day Trading
I’m not going to write on technical analysis. Just few rules I follow to decide when not to trade.
Usually, if I don’t see volume >100k on 15m timeframe (ETH), I stay away and observe. In London hours I tolerate a bit lower volume.Usually it is good idea to close at the end of the day. Longs can be kept a bit longer.I usually prefer US hours.
Spot
So far I’ve been more successful in spot. I try to find opportunity to buy low. Whenever coin allocations is above what I plan for it, I start looking to sell excessive amount higher.
Sometimes I use dual-investment feature when I can wait and don’t care about few $$ price difference. It does not seem to have fees. And does not require staring at the screen.
Earn
Only marginally profitable, but since at least 50% of my funds stay passive, I let earn do its thing.
Summary
Risk management is the key.I don’t engage in risky endeavors.Spot is good and accounts for most of my profit. Honestly, if fees where comparable to futures, I’d stay mostly in spot.Futures present great opportunities, but I cannot master good win/loss ratio yet, so for now I only have a little profit there. I’ll scale allocation to futures to 1/3 again when I feel more confident there.Quarterly Coin-M futures are good for longer term trades due to absence of funding fee.I’m more successful with options long puts than with futures shorts. Not sure why. Maybe it is just me.Patience is a key. I may have 5-10 spot orders waiting their turn for days. Futures day trading requires more active management, so I don’t keep more than 2 of them simultaneously. Here and there I buy option put when I anticipate down trend.⚠️‼️ For crypto I’m using amount of funds I’m happy to lose. Actually even less. I may decide to move more funds to crypto trading later, after I learn more and achieve better consistency.
💡One of the most important #quinn_tips you ever get from me❗️❕
This is a tip which will require few hours of your quality time to comprehend and will not cost you any money.
You will appreciate this tip if you are struggling to become a consistently profitable in trading and is frustrated by hundreds of screenshot of other traders making thousands, trying to follow signals and strategies and cannot come even close to what others seem to be achieving easily.
Are you ready?
Search in a popular streaming platform (I believe you know which one, and know why I’m not naming it) Anton Kreil and find 2h+ long video.
Sounds too much? Try it and thank me later.
I am not asking you to listen to dozen lectures from Columbia University about market theory or Banking system history or money theory or read all books by Adam Smith and Friedrich Hayek (I read them many years ago more than once) or Milton Friedman (you can even find his lectures online).
Compared to those, the one I recommend, is an entertainment to watch.
I wish all of you Happy New Year and I hope it will be profitable one for all of us! 🎄🎄🎄🎄
This is a tip which will require few hours of your quality time to comprehend and will not cost you any money.
You will appreciate this tip if you are struggling to become a consistently profitable in trading and is frustrated by hundreds of screenshot of other traders making thousands, trying to follow signals and strategies and cannot come even close to what others seem to be achieving easily.
Are you ready?
Search in a popular streaming platform (I believe you know which one, and know why I’m not naming it) Anton Kreil and find 2h+ long video.
Sounds too much? Try it and thank me later.
I am not asking you to listen to dozen lectures from Columbia University about market theory or Banking system history or money theory or read all books by Adam Smith and Friedrich Hayek (I read them many years ago more than once) or Milton Friedman (you can even find his lectures online).
Compared to those, the one I recommend, is an entertainment to watch.
I wish all of you Happy New Year and I hope it will be profitable one for all of us! 🎄🎄🎄🎄
4 Trading Fears according to Dr David Paul. #quinn_tips
1. Fear of being wrong
2. Fear of loosing money
3. FOMO
4. Fear of leaving money on the table.
Sincerely yours #BeginnerTrader 🐣is guilty of all of them 😁
1. Fear of being wrong
2. Fear of loosing money
3. FOMO
4. Fear of leaving money on the table.
Sincerely yours #BeginnerTrader 🐣is guilty of all of them 😁
📝 To Aspiring Traders Looking to Earn Big, Fast
#quinn_tips #BeginnerTrader
Many beginners come to crypto with dreams of quick, easy gains. But reality paints a different picture. Statistics reveal a low success rate among retail traders, especially for those who dive into complex trades without preparation. A professional trader once said, “If you need money that badly, the market is not going to give it to you.” Our curse is ATM mentality, when we press the buttons and it does not print money we blame the machine, the bank and the government 😀, but market is no ATM and here we can only blame ourselves for our mistakes. This truth is harsh but important to understand.
Professional traders often refer to retail traders—us beginners—as “dummies” and even worse. Why? Because we’re quick to use high leverage on futures, treating contracts for difference (CFDs) as shortcuts to wealth. Meanwhile, they’re busy building positions on spot, with a disciplined approach that emphasizes accumulating valuable assets over time.
If you’re a beginner with big financial goals, here are some essential tips to set yourself up for long-term success:
1. Prioritize Investment Over Trading: Begin by building a portfolio rather than jumping straight into active trading. Focus on gradual growth and value accumulation.
2. Start on Spot Markets First: If trading is what you truly want, test your strategies on spot trades. Only when you’re consistently profitable on spot should you consider futures trading.
3. My Opinion on Trading Approaches: In my view, day trading and swing trading are some of the hardest strategies for beginners to succeed in. Position trading can be more forgiving, though it typically requires a higher capital base and greater tolerance for volatility. Unfortunately, many retail traders with small initial capital find themselves limited to short-term trading options, which come with high risk.
4. Bring Sufficient Capital: Unfortunately, the right starting position often requires more than $50-100. A small capital pool restricts your options and tempts you into risky all-in trades. Professionals can grow even small amounts, but for us, without their expertise, that capital limitation often leads to failure.
5. Learn from True Professionals: Seek out content from real professional traders, especially those with experience on trading floors. Their disciplined approach and mindset offer a valuable contrast to the fast-money mentality often seen on social media. Learning from them can help you build a more grounded and effective trading foundation.
6. Master the Mechanics: Take the time to learn and incorporate the tools your exchange provides. Familiarize yourself with every button, order type, and feature—understand them thoroughly. Experiment with small amounts to make each action second nature, so that when it matters, your response is confident and instinctive. This foundation is essential for navigating markets effectively.
It’s worth noting that exchanges, influencers, and tutorials often promote short-term trading as if it’s the golden ticket. Exchanges incentivize it with mechanisms like funding fees, and social media often glorifies rapid trading profits. But the truth is, trading is a skill. For professionals, it’s a job they’ve mastered. For beginners, it’s a steep learning curve. Don’t get me wrong, there is a chance someone can pick that one coin go all in and quickly become rich. It is just this strategy is not sustainable, I would not call it a strategy. It is a gambling, it can be thrilling and fun and in most cases it will wipe the account 😱.
Conclusion: Build wisely, start simply, and think long-term. The market can be a source of growth, but it doesn’t reward those who chase after money without the right mindset and preparation.
$ETH $BTC $FDUSD
Check out #quinn_tips hash tag for more educational content.
Many beginners come to crypto with dreams of quick, easy gains. But reality paints a different picture. Statistics reveal a low success rate among retail traders, especially for those who dive into complex trades without preparation. A professional trader once said, “If you need money that badly, the market is not going to give it to you.” Our curse is ATM mentality, when we press the buttons and it does not print money we blame the machine, the bank and the government 😀, but market is no ATM and here we can only blame ourselves for our mistakes. This truth is harsh but important to understand.
Professional traders often refer to retail traders—us beginners—as “dummies” and even worse. Why? Because we’re quick to use high leverage on futures, treating contracts for difference (CFDs) as shortcuts to wealth. Meanwhile, they’re busy building positions on spot, with a disciplined approach that emphasizes accumulating valuable assets over time.
If you’re a beginner with big financial goals, here are some essential tips to set yourself up for long-term success:
1. Prioritize Investment Over Trading: Begin by building a portfolio rather than jumping straight into active trading. Focus on gradual growth and value accumulation.
2. Start on Spot Markets First: If trading is what you truly want, test your strategies on spot trades. Only when you’re consistently profitable on spot should you consider futures trading.
3. My Opinion on Trading Approaches: In my view, day trading and swing trading are some of the hardest strategies for beginners to succeed in. Position trading can be more forgiving, though it typically requires a higher capital base and greater tolerance for volatility. Unfortunately, many retail traders with small initial capital find themselves limited to short-term trading options, which come with high risk.
4. Bring Sufficient Capital: Unfortunately, the right starting position often requires more than $50-100. A small capital pool restricts your options and tempts you into risky all-in trades. Professionals can grow even small amounts, but for us, without their expertise, that capital limitation often leads to failure.
5. Learn from True Professionals: Seek out content from real professional traders, especially those with experience on trading floors. Their disciplined approach and mindset offer a valuable contrast to the fast-money mentality often seen on social media. Learning from them can help you build a more grounded and effective trading foundation.
6. Master the Mechanics: Take the time to learn and incorporate the tools your exchange provides. Familiarize yourself with every button, order type, and feature—understand them thoroughly. Experiment with small amounts to make each action second nature, so that when it matters, your response is confident and instinctive. This foundation is essential for navigating markets effectively.
It’s worth noting that exchanges, influencers, and tutorials often promote short-term trading as if it’s the golden ticket. Exchanges incentivize it with mechanisms like funding fees, and social media often glorifies rapid trading profits. But the truth is, trading is a skill. For professionals, it’s a job they’ve mastered. For beginners, it’s a steep learning curve. Don’t get me wrong, there is a chance someone can pick that one coin go all in and quickly become rich. It is just this strategy is not sustainable, I would not call it a strategy. It is a gambling, it can be thrilling and fun and in most cases it will wipe the account 😱.
Conclusion: Build wisely, start simply, and think long-term. The market can be a source of growth, but it doesn’t reward those who chase after money without the right mindset and preparation.
$ETH $BTC $FDUSD
Check out #quinn_tips hash tag for more educational content.
I’ve written this article a year ago. And it is still relevant. Especially for beginners. Read it carefully. It is not an ad or promotion. Just simple universal truth which professional traders learnt long ago but somehow industry teaches beginners absolute opposite.
$ETH $XRP $SOL #quinn_tips #BeginnerTrader
$ETH $XRP $SOL #quinn_tips #BeginnerTrader
📝 To Aspiring Traders Looking to Earn Big, Fast
#quinn_tips #BeginnerTrader
Many beginners come to crypto with dreams of quick, easy gains. But reality paints a different picture. Statistics reveal a low success rate among retail traders, especially for those who dive into complex trades without preparation. A professional trader once said, “If you need money that badly, the market is not going to give it to you.” Our curse is ATM mentality, when we press the buttons and it does not print money we blame the machine, the bank and the government 😀, but market is no ATM and here we can only blame ourselves for our mistakes. This truth is harsh but important to understand.
Professional traders often refer to retail traders—us beginners—as “dummies” and even worse. Why? Because we’re quick to use high leverage on futures, treating contracts for difference (CFDs) as shortcuts to wealth. Meanwhile, they’re busy building positions on spot, with a disciplined approach that emphasizes accumulating valuable assets over time.
If you’re a beginner with big financial goals, here are some essential tips to set yourself up for long-term success:
1. Prioritize Investment Over Trading: Begin by building a portfolio rather than jumping straight into active trading. Focus on gradual growth and value accumulation.
2. Start on Spot Markets First: If trading is what you truly want, test your strategies on spot trades. Only when you’re consistently profitable on spot should you consider futures trading.
3. My Opinion on Trading Approaches: In my view, day trading and swing trading are some of the hardest strategies for beginners to succeed in. Position trading can be more forgiving, though it typically requires a higher capital base and greater tolerance for volatility. Unfortunately, many retail traders with small initial capital find themselves limited to short-term trading options, which come with high risk.
4. Bring Sufficient Capital: Unfortunately, the right starting position often requires more than $50-100. A small capital pool restricts your options and tempts you into risky all-in trades. Professionals can grow even small amounts, but for us, without their expertise, that capital limitation often leads to failure.
5. Learn from True Professionals: Seek out content from real professional traders, especially those with experience on trading floors. Their disciplined approach and mindset offer a valuable contrast to the fast-money mentality often seen on social media. Learning from them can help you build a more grounded and effective trading foundation.
6. Master the Mechanics: Take the time to learn and incorporate the tools your exchange provides. Familiarize yourself with every button, order type, and feature—understand them thoroughly. Experiment with small amounts to make each action second nature, so that when it matters, your response is confident and instinctive. This foundation is essential for navigating markets effectively.
It’s worth noting that exchanges, influencers, and tutorials often promote short-term trading as if it’s the golden ticket. Exchanges incentivize it with mechanisms like funding fees, and social media often glorifies rapid trading profits. But the truth is, trading is a skill. For professionals, it’s a job they’ve mastered. For beginners, it’s a steep learning curve. Don’t get me wrong, there is a chance someone can pick that one coin go all in and quickly become rich. It is just this strategy is not sustainable, I would not call it a strategy. It is a gambling, it can be thrilling and fun and in most cases it will wipe the account 😱.
Conclusion: Build wisely, start simply, and think long-term. The market can be a source of growth, but it doesn’t reward those who chase after money without the right mindset and preparation.
$ETH $BTC $FDUSD
Check out #quinn_tips hash tag for more educational content.
Many beginners come to crypto with dreams of quick, easy gains. But reality paints a different picture. Statistics reveal a low success rate among retail traders, especially for those who dive into complex trades without preparation. A professional trader once said, “If you need money that badly, the market is not going to give it to you.” Our curse is ATM mentality, when we press the buttons and it does not print money we blame the machine, the bank and the government 😀, but market is no ATM and here we can only blame ourselves for our mistakes. This truth is harsh but important to understand.
Professional traders often refer to retail traders—us beginners—as “dummies” and even worse. Why? Because we’re quick to use high leverage on futures, treating contracts for difference (CFDs) as shortcuts to wealth. Meanwhile, they’re busy building positions on spot, with a disciplined approach that emphasizes accumulating valuable assets over time.
If you’re a beginner with big financial goals, here are some essential tips to set yourself up for long-term success:
1. Prioritize Investment Over Trading: Begin by building a portfolio rather than jumping straight into active trading. Focus on gradual growth and value accumulation.
2. Start on Spot Markets First: If trading is what you truly want, test your strategies on spot trades. Only when you’re consistently profitable on spot should you consider futures trading.
3. My Opinion on Trading Approaches: In my view, day trading and swing trading are some of the hardest strategies for beginners to succeed in. Position trading can be more forgiving, though it typically requires a higher capital base and greater tolerance for volatility. Unfortunately, many retail traders with small initial capital find themselves limited to short-term trading options, which come with high risk.
4. Bring Sufficient Capital: Unfortunately, the right starting position often requires more than $50-100. A small capital pool restricts your options and tempts you into risky all-in trades. Professionals can grow even small amounts, but for us, without their expertise, that capital limitation often leads to failure.
5. Learn from True Professionals: Seek out content from real professional traders, especially those with experience on trading floors. Their disciplined approach and mindset offer a valuable contrast to the fast-money mentality often seen on social media. Learning from them can help you build a more grounded and effective trading foundation.
6. Master the Mechanics: Take the time to learn and incorporate the tools your exchange provides. Familiarize yourself with every button, order type, and feature—understand them thoroughly. Experiment with small amounts to make each action second nature, so that when it matters, your response is confident and instinctive. This foundation is essential for navigating markets effectively.
It’s worth noting that exchanges, influencers, and tutorials often promote short-term trading as if it’s the golden ticket. Exchanges incentivize it with mechanisms like funding fees, and social media often glorifies rapid trading profits. But the truth is, trading is a skill. For professionals, it’s a job they’ve mastered. For beginners, it’s a steep learning curve. Don’t get me wrong, there is a chance someone can pick that one coin go all in and quickly become rich. It is just this strategy is not sustainable, I would not call it a strategy. It is a gambling, it can be thrilling and fun and in most cases it will wipe the account 😱.
Conclusion: Build wisely, start simply, and think long-term. The market can be a source of growth, but it doesn’t reward those who chase after money without the right mindset and preparation.
$ETH $BTC $FDUSD
Check out #quinn_tips hash tag for more educational content.
💡A Beginner’s Guide to Building Your Binance Portfolio
#quinn_tips #BeginnerTrader
Many beginners on Binance Square seem unsure of how to start and end up following others’ strategies and signals blindly, often losing their capital within a month. This guide is here to help you avoid those pitfalls with a balanced, step-by-step approach to setting up a portfolio that works for both learning and long-term growth.
1) Set Up a Long-Term Portfolio
Allocate 20-50% of Your Funds: Use this portion of your funds for gradual, long-term investments in the most reputable cryptocurrencies. Pick a few from the top-10 list by market cap in any proportion you like. Personally, I use Binance’s Auto-Invest feature to invest in a top-10 index. Avoid buying a large amount at once—instead, set a schedule to invest a small amount weekly, daily, or twice a week, around 1% of your funds, which is a great way to implement Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA).
Tip: Avoid selling your accumulated long-term assets. These should remain untouched, aiming for steady growth over time.
2) Build a Mid-Term Portfolio
Pick a Selection of Altcoins: For a mid-term strategy, choose a few altcoins or tokens to start investing in manually. Use about 1-2% of your funds per trade, and keep researching the market to expand your portfolio gradually. Aim for a maximum of 10-30 altcoins to stay diversified but manageable. ‼️No matter how promising a single altcoin may seem, never use a large amount of money on just one asset—whether you have insights, signs from the stars, or scientific proof, just don’t do it.‼️
Tip: Plan to hold your mid-term assets until the peak of the next bull run. Don’t rush to sell once you see few red bars in a row. However, ⚠️ be prepared to sell any poorly performing altcoins mid-way, even if it means taking a loss.
3) Keep a Reserve for Learning and Experimenting
Start with Small Trades on Spot: Keep some of your funds in reserve to experiment and learn with active trading. Avoid leverage trading (futures, options, margin) for at least a month—ideally three months—as it carries higher risk. Start by trading just one pair, such as SOL/USDT, on spot. Focusing on a single pair helps you become familiar with how it behaves, the specific patterns it tends to form, and the strategies that work best with it. Aim to buy low and sell high.
Gradual Increase in Trade Amounts: For the first month, keep trades to the smallest amount possible, around $5-6, to get comfortable without much risk. If you feel confident after a month, you can increase trade amounts to $15-20 in the second month, and up to $50 in the third month as you become familiar with the pair’s behavior and effective strategies.
Conclusion
Disclaimer: Any type of investment carries risk, so approach your portfolio with caution and responsibility.
‼️⚠️‼️ Important: Don’t use all of your money for crypto. Don’t even use 1/2 or 1/4 of your money. Definitely, don’t sell your house to buy crypto. Start with the amount you are happy to lose. Don’t add more money than you allocated during first 3 months no matter what.
Personally, I allocate my funds roughly one-third each into long-term investments, mid-term altcoins, and a reserve for active trading.
This guide is far from complete; my aim was to keep it short and practical for beginners. If you’re interested, I’m happy to follow up on particular details, the mechanics, and the reasoning behind this approach.
This strategy is most effective with a minimum fund of $500. The reason is straightforward: the minimum trade size on spot is approximately $5, which constitutes 1% of $500.
Even if you want to put large amounts into crypto. Don’t do this right away. Use those $500-1000 and under any circumstances don’t deposit more during first 3 months or until you feel comfortable in navigating crypto market. If you feel urge to add more immediately because of any reason, it is classic FOMO. Market will be here tomorrow, it will be here in 3 months. Today bitcoin is 70k in a month it can be 120k in 3 month it can be 70k again. Believe me, you wont miss anything. Opportunities will always be there.
✨Check-out #quinn_tips hashtag - I use it for educational content.
$SOL $USDC $FDUSD
Many beginners on Binance Square seem unsure of how to start and end up following others’ strategies and signals blindly, often losing their capital within a month. This guide is here to help you avoid those pitfalls with a balanced, step-by-step approach to setting up a portfolio that works for both learning and long-term growth.
1) Set Up a Long-Term Portfolio
Allocate 20-50% of Your Funds: Use this portion of your funds for gradual, long-term investments in the most reputable cryptocurrencies. Pick a few from the top-10 list by market cap in any proportion you like. Personally, I use Binance’s Auto-Invest feature to invest in a top-10 index. Avoid buying a large amount at once—instead, set a schedule to invest a small amount weekly, daily, or twice a week, around 1% of your funds, which is a great way to implement Dollar-Cost Averaging (DCA).
Tip: Avoid selling your accumulated long-term assets. These should remain untouched, aiming for steady growth over time.
2) Build a Mid-Term Portfolio
Pick a Selection of Altcoins: For a mid-term strategy, choose a few altcoins or tokens to start investing in manually. Use about 1-2% of your funds per trade, and keep researching the market to expand your portfolio gradually. Aim for a maximum of 10-30 altcoins to stay diversified but manageable. ‼️No matter how promising a single altcoin may seem, never use a large amount of money on just one asset—whether you have insights, signs from the stars, or scientific proof, just don’t do it.‼️
Tip: Plan to hold your mid-term assets until the peak of the next bull run. Don’t rush to sell once you see few red bars in a row. However, ⚠️ be prepared to sell any poorly performing altcoins mid-way, even if it means taking a loss.
3) Keep a Reserve for Learning and Experimenting
Start with Small Trades on Spot: Keep some of your funds in reserve to experiment and learn with active trading. Avoid leverage trading (futures, options, margin) for at least a month—ideally three months—as it carries higher risk. Start by trading just one pair, such as SOL/USDT, on spot. Focusing on a single pair helps you become familiar with how it behaves, the specific patterns it tends to form, and the strategies that work best with it. Aim to buy low and sell high.
Gradual Increase in Trade Amounts: For the first month, keep trades to the smallest amount possible, around $5-6, to get comfortable without much risk. If you feel confident after a month, you can increase trade amounts to $15-20 in the second month, and up to $50 in the third month as you become familiar with the pair’s behavior and effective strategies.
Conclusion
Disclaimer: Any type of investment carries risk, so approach your portfolio with caution and responsibility.
‼️⚠️‼️ Important: Don’t use all of your money for crypto. Don’t even use 1/2 or 1/4 of your money. Definitely, don’t sell your house to buy crypto. Start with the amount you are happy to lose. Don’t add more money than you allocated during first 3 months no matter what.
Personally, I allocate my funds roughly one-third each into long-term investments, mid-term altcoins, and a reserve for active trading.
This guide is far from complete; my aim was to keep it short and practical for beginners. If you’re interested, I’m happy to follow up on particular details, the mechanics, and the reasoning behind this approach.
This strategy is most effective with a minimum fund of $500. The reason is straightforward: the minimum trade size on spot is approximately $5, which constitutes 1% of $500.
Even if you want to put large amounts into crypto. Don’t do this right away. Use those $500-1000 and under any circumstances don’t deposit more during first 3 months or until you feel comfortable in navigating crypto market. If you feel urge to add more immediately because of any reason, it is classic FOMO. Market will be here tomorrow, it will be here in 3 months. Today bitcoin is 70k in a month it can be 120k in 3 month it can be 70k again. Believe me, you wont miss anything. Opportunities will always be there.
✨Check-out #quinn_tips hashtag - I use it for educational content.
$SOL $USDC $FDUSD
💡The Death Cross💀💀💀
In hindsight. What would happen if you traded that pattern on $ETH last week?
If you traded it the day you spotted it, it would have immediately gone against you. And if your SL was to tight it would have wiped it.
If you were lucky to catch those 5-6 red candles you’d get around $50 difference. But it is unlikely to catch its highest high and lowest low, so it would not be 50 in a real trade.
And what sort of signal is it if you need to wait unknown number of candles before reacting to it? It is as reliable as flip of a coin 😂.
And now ETH price is exactly at the same level where it was when cross happened on 4h chart more than a week ago.
Just do your backtests. You have all the history in the charts.
Just saying 😁#quinn_tips
In hindsight. What would happen if you traded that pattern on $ETH last week?
If you traded it the day you spotted it, it would have immediately gone against you. And if your SL was to tight it would have wiped it.
If you were lucky to catch those 5-6 red candles you’d get around $50 difference. But it is unlikely to catch its highest high and lowest low, so it would not be 50 in a real trade.
And what sort of signal is it if you need to wait unknown number of candles before reacting to it? It is as reliable as flip of a coin 😂.
And now ETH price is exactly at the same level where it was when cross happened on 4h chart more than a week ago.
Just do your backtests. You have all the history in the charts.
Just saying 😁#quinn_tips
⁉️Are you afraid of the Death Cross 📈❔ ✨Don’t be! ✨
More often than not so called “death cross” is usually is being followed shortly by another so called “golden cross”, indicating short term pull-back before bigger growth, thus being in fact buy-low signal for investors.
Don’t believe anyone, you have a chart with all time history, just back test this on high market cap coins.
As a side note, MAs work more reliably on daily charts anyway, but 4h is good enough too.
Also, remember that in crypto, past does not help predict the future 😁
$ETH #ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 #BitwiseBitcoinETF
$BTC $SOL
More often than not so called “death cross” is usually is being followed shortly by another so called “golden cross”, indicating short term pull-back before bigger growth, thus being in fact buy-low signal for investors.
Don’t believe anyone, you have a chart with all time history, just back test this on high market cap coins.
As a side note, MAs work more reliably on daily charts anyway, but 4h is good enough too.
Also, remember that in crypto, past does not help predict the future 😁
$ETH #ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 #BitwiseBitcoinETF
$BTC $SOL
✨ “Losses Are Normal” – The Biggest Lie in Trading
Many traders comfort themselves with the idea that constant losses and liquidations are just part of the game. But let’s look at the numbers.
Institutional traders used to publish reports to the SEC, showing their daily trading performance. The result? They were profitable over 80% of the time. And on winning days they earned way more than they lost on bad days.
So if we keep losing trade after trade, hoping for a turnaround while doing the same thing, we’re just fooling ourselves. The market doesn’t reward stubbornness. It rewards adaptability.
The only way to survive isn’t by fighting institutions—it’s by understanding their strategies and aligning with them.
#quinn_tips $BTC $ETH $SOL
Many traders comfort themselves with the idea that constant losses and liquidations are just part of the game. But let’s look at the numbers.
Institutional traders used to publish reports to the SEC, showing their daily trading performance. The result? They were profitable over 80% of the time. And on winning days they earned way more than they lost on bad days.
So if we keep losing trade after trade, hoping for a turnaround while doing the same thing, we’re just fooling ourselves. The market doesn’t reward stubbornness. It rewards adaptability.
The only way to survive isn’t by fighting institutions—it’s by understanding their strategies and aligning with them.
#quinn_tips $BTC $ETH $SOL
On lower timeframes traders don’t have a chance against algorithms - it’s been clear 10 years ago. But somehow media is trying hard to make retail traders believe they can become rich following squeegly lines and candles on 15 min timeframe 😁
Guess why.
Just remeber, they want you to believe it to collect fees and take the opposit side of your losing trades.
They don’t have your interest in mind.
$BTC $ETH $SOL #quinn_tips #BeginnerTrader
Guess why.
Just remeber, they want you to believe it to collect fees and take the opposit side of your losing trades.
They don’t have your interest in mind.
$BTC $ETH $SOL #quinn_tips #BeginnerTrader
On lower timeframes traders don’t have a chance against algorithms - it’s been clear 10 years ago.
$BTC $ETH $XRP
$BTC $ETH $XRP
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