I always feel that it's very intense to trade. I have been trading crypto for two years now, but find it's still difficult to get used to all the constant price fluctuation.
I decided to write an article about this topic, including solutions to make sure your trading becomes more rational: https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@wickcrypto/an-emotional-guide-to-crypto-trading-why-paper-trading-is-useless
For example, using some simple tricks you can remove a lot of the emotion out of your trading. I trick that helped a lot was as simple as changing your color scheme in Tradingview. I don't think I am allowed yet to post pics on this forum, but you can check it out the big difference here:
What do you think? Do you have some more tricks you use against these emotions?
Also, it was the first post I made on Steemit so far, I'm very open to hear any feedback about it!
Actually it's not only about crypto, trading is itself a battle. A battle between you and your mind. You have to think rationally and plan before executing your moves efficiently in order to get desired results. The moment you let your inner emotions play, your survival in this market would become almost impossible. This is the sole reason why despite of a lot of traders entering market daily, only 3-5% traders are the ones who are constantly making profits and rest of them are either on break even or just blowing away their capital with no good. That is why sometimes some people say that paper trading can help but actually emotions are always involved when it comes to trading with real money.I decided to write an article about this topic, including solutions to make sure your trading becomes more rational: https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@wickcrypto/an-emotional-guide-to-crypto-trading-why-paper-trading-is-useless
For example, using some simple tricks you can remove a lot of the emotion out of your trading. I trick that helped a lot was as simple as changing your color scheme in Tradingview. I don't think I am allowed yet to post pics on this forum, but you can check it out the big difference here:
What do you think? Do you have some more tricks you use against these emotions?
Also, it was the first post I made on Steemit so far, I'm very open to hear any feedback about it!