People think finding good trades is complicated. It's not.
Here's exactly what I do every morning. Takes 5 minutes.
Step 1: Check Bitcoin First (1 minute)
Bitcoin moves, everything follows.
I open the chart. Look at the daily timeframe. Ask three questions:
Is it trending up or down?
Is it at support or resistance?
Is volume increasing or dying?
If Bitcoin looks weak, I don't trade alts. Simple as that.
Step 2: Scan My Watchlist (2 minutes)
I have 10-15 coins I watch. That's it.
I'm not chasing 500 coins. I know these ones. I understand how they move.
My watchlist right now: BTC, ETH, SOL, MATIC, AVAX, LINK, ARB, OP, and a few others.
I scroll through quickly. Looking for:
Clean breakouts
Bounces off support
Volume spikes
Coins near key levels
Step 3: Mark My Levels (1 minute)
When something catches my eye, I draw two lines:
Support line = where buyers showed up before Resistance line = where sellers showed up before
Price bouncing off support? Possible buy. Price breaking resistance? Possible buy. Price hitting resistance? Possible sell.
That's it. No fancy indicators. Just levels.
Step 4: Set Alerts (1 minute)
I don't sit and watch charts all day.
I set price alerts on TradingView. When price hits my level, my phone buzzes. Then I decide if I want to trade.
This keeps me sane. Watching charts makes you emotional.
What I'm Looking For
My favorite setup: Price drops to support, holds, volume comes in, small bounce starts.
That's my signal. I buy near support. Stop loss below support. Target is old resistance.
Risk-reward usually 1:2 or better. Risk $100 to make $200+.
What I Avoid
Coins pumping 30%+ already (too late)
Coins with no volume (can't exit easily)
Random coins trending on Twitter (usually traps)
Trading when I'm tired or emotional
The Truth
Most days I don't trade. I watch. I wait. Patience is the edge.
Good trades come to you. You don't chase them.
Tomorrow
I'll show you a real trade example. Entry, exit, profit. Step by step breakdown.
See you then.
Not financial advice. Just my process.
