Calling out crypto traders - What are crypto pairs with high volatility?
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Nash Commerce
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Everything.
N1ckG2
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Yes, I get very good % trading MATIC / BNB but it is 2x lower than bnb usdt.
I tried ada bnb and eos bnb but volatilityis very low and my strategy is not effective.
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XRP USDT is a good pair I should try but xrp bnb and xrp eth on binance don't work well for me.
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That's interesting, never tried it and none of my friends trade it. Did I miss a golden opportunity?Yfi
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Yes an experienced trader can see big opportunities everywhere but I am beginner, my strategy is simple and works with pairs with high volatility and volume.
I have bnb and etc I don't want to sell so looking for pairs to increase them. Holding is okay but why not increase volume?
Nash Commerce
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I don’t look at any specific pairs or any crazy strategy.
I look for assets that have a clear edge.
This is basically gambling, you have to make educated guesses that have good risk to reward ratios.
I just posted a trade on ADA that aligns with those criteria.
I look left on the chart and look for historical resistance.
I look for assets that have a clear edge.
This is basically gambling, you have to make educated guesses that have good risk to reward ratios.
I just posted a trade on ADA that aligns with those criteria.
I look left on the chart and look for historical resistance.
jordan20896
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SUSHI/USDT is best on jumping quickly for day trading.
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The most volatile pairs are logically ones with the lowest liquidity and that have a low correlation with either BTC, ETH or BNB.
Look for new cryptos that are moving in different patterns to these 3 and that have low liquidity.
Also there are tools to measure volatility on a pair-by-pair basis. If you can code in python it’s fairly trivial to pull all historic data from Binance API then run calculations on each pair to empirically assess volatility.
Look for new cryptos that are moving in different patterns to these 3 and that have low liquidity.
Also there are tools to measure volatility on a pair-by-pair basis. If you can code in python it’s fairly trivial to pull all historic data from Binance API then run calculations on each pair to empirically assess volatility.
N1ckG2
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Thanks for this, do you personally trade it?
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Do you know a website with this data?
jordan20896
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yes i do quite often you can look into charts it depends on market i buy around 9-10 selling it quickly 12-13 but do your own research nfa.
Thanks
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No but you could find it just as easily I as could anyway I think.
But what you might want to do is hire a programmer than can pull data from x exchange and process it to get volatility comparisons.
west555
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Not really. Defi will always be volatile