greenhatworld
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- Apr 25, 2016
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For the beginners who don't know how to trade crypto, is it interesting for them to copy trading in some platforms?
Where can one find how to copy trades?yes it can be a good idea if done right.And that's actually what 77% of people should be doing instead of gambling their money away.The trick is to choose right, there's a few good ones and a lot of bad but it's not impossible to make an interesting selection.
what u think of the likes of unibot?maybe yes, i am a builder of expert advisors (automatic trading system), and the best option is make a own trading system
a simple strategy i invoked when copying trades is monitor whale wallets.Where can one find how to copy trades?
This is exactly what I was looking at doing making sure I choose a wallet that holds trades for at least a couple minutes then using unibot or similar to copy trade the wallet...a simple strategy i invoked when copying trades is monitor whale wallets.
- identify coins/projects you are interested in.
- pull up dexscreener.com >> navigate to the coin.
- scan for big volume transactions.
- look at those wallets and just analyze what they're doing.
- if you get a good vibe, add those wallets to a tracker app >> i like https://app.zerion.io/
- monitor the activity and try to duplicate it.
- extra tip: join the discords/telegrams of the coins they buy. 90-99% chance the wallet owner is inside. use this to gauge sentiment.
I don't recommend copy trading for beginner traders. It would be hard for them to understand the market while copy trading.For the beginners who don't know how to trade crypto, is it interesting for them to copy trading in some platforms?