Greetings my fellow Bitcointalk members, and happy Sunday to you all, I brought this topic to teach and encourage newbies on how to maximizing income from crypto in this new year, we know that newbies have some attitude of taking some risk that will make them to lost income from crypto, which is not too late for newbies to have the ideal on how to reduce losses to maximizing income from crypto.

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Buy crypto when the price is low and sell when the price is high, I know this method is very common to some people, but is not common to newbies, make sure you buy when the price is low and hold for long term before you can sell  when the price is high to maximize income. I will advice newbies to apply those methods to maximizing income from crypto investment.

What advice would you give a newbie that started trading? Let's say he has decided to leave his comfort zone and get his hands on the it.
Are there pitfalls to avoid? Where is the best place to get started with? Any materials to help grasp the concept faster? Do you mind giving hints on what helped you scale through in your early beginning.

Hi,

I have been browsing the forum for ages but never registered! I'll cut to the chase.

I am currently a quant at a hedge fund and I have been buying and selling in my spare time.
After "transferring my quant skills" to crypto, I finally landed on a couple of strategies to consistently hit a positive PnL.

I am not here to "sell" you anything about memecoins or technical analysis, on the contrary, I am not even here to share my strategies with you since I don't need to and I'd actually like to keep them for myself.
Also, I am not here to listen to people weird war stories about their experiences trading. I am not interested.

Having said that, if you were in my shoes, and you would not have enough money to live off your PnL yet, but you know your strategies are very consistent and you systematically get a positive PnL,

What would you do?

I'm also here to look for some good pieces of advice from my fellow brothers.

Honestly, t's been quite a long time since I haven't focused on merits as I'm not sure why but a motivation to achieve a rank always forced me to put in some extra effort, and these days due to some other busyness in life things are slipping like sad from a closed palm.

Anyway, be natural give something productive and organic in the local community and you'll get the merits.