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ApostleBlack:Why not load your binance account with naira and buy. There's an ngn pair. Alternatively, you can buy on bundle or Luno if loading your account there is easier |
TheEnlightenedO:I'm waiting for the close today to see how it plays out. That said, I'm quite skeptical with 27k target also as a good number of people seem to be aiming for it. 30k has shown itself to be a good support, likely a HTF one. If betece loses it, the downside should be significant. I very much doubt 27k would hold a rejection from 30k. It doesn't have that structure yet. It'd likely tank to low 20k. I'm seeing a similar scenario with what played out in the drop to 10k and folks were calling for 9.6k which betece did not give. Lets see how today plays out |
bradwilli:I'd add that another to circumvent the lack of liquidity with the eith/ngn pair on luno is to trade eith into betece and betece into naira. The eith/betece pair used to have more liquidity when I traded on Luno |
JoelMurray2020:Good stuff Alternatively, one can search 'ngn' and see all the offerings linked with naira. If you're finding it difficult to follow your wallet balance in usd, you can set your balance to show in naira so you know how much you've made in naira. |
condomuser:of course it could drop further and it could rise higher. No one can say for certain what it would do. But I'd say at this stage, the potential downside on betece does not seem as huge |
tolulope2021:I'd say in the market, betece held the show for 3 months before January, I believe alts would run for at least 2 months. That said, we are at a pivotal part of the market. If betece loses 30k, Feb may be bloody... If it holds 30k and betece takes 40k, then the upside on alts would be explosive. That said, betece has done x3-4 in the past few months, the potential upside is good. The potential downside is also there. You sound new here. My advise is simple.. when trading altys, please don't be the last person holding them. You would be left pants down. i.e, I would not be waiting for 3 months to take profits off the table. There are two things impt here... you have to time your entry.. you don't want to buy something that has gone x4 in two weeks. on the other hand, good performers are likely to continue performing well while laggards may continue lagging. Finally, for coyns, I listed a few some pages back. If I'd pick 2 for a new person, I'd say eith and maybe link |
afroxyz:The thing about trading is that whatever side you choose, it would test your resolve. That's why I prefer to look at the HTF cos smaller timeframes can chew one both ways. If it loses 30-31k on the 4hrly, I'd be interested in entering at the 21 weekly EMA which currently sits around 22.5k. 30k has been a strong support and should hold as a strong resistance once lost. There are lots of support clusters under 30k hence my looking at the 21 weekly EMA which has not been retested for sometime. |
afroxyz:Also, to add yesterday's candle wasn't a nice one... Typical reversal pattern after a rejection from 35k. Seems we're stuck between 30 and 35k and looking for which one would give way first... Let see how it resolves |
bradwilli:Likely you used a market order. Luno charges extra for market orders |
condomuser:A lot of folks don't understand what it is and that goes for those who trade it and don't. The value of an asset at a time is based on what people are willing to pay for it. We've seen our initial bubble of 2017. The fact that within 4 years it's gone on to surpass the peak of that bubble shows where it's going. See the timeframe it took from most internet based companies to reach their dot com bubble valuation before it topped. The underlying value of the asset is what's driving this run |
bradwilli:Where are you charged such rates? |
IsabiTheWork:It's difficult to say where the market is but most folks who keep waiting for the perfect dip end up chasing higher prices. No one can be certain of the exact bottom and top If I had 6k to invest, I'd buy 1k at this price and see how price develops overtime. I prefer to ladder in longterm buys. |
afroxyz:Let's see how it plays out. That's the beauty of trading Yeah, we have had lower highs on the daily but the 30k level has been respected so far. In charting the HTF, I prefer to keep it simple. Treat support as support until it's lost and resistance as resistance until claimed. I'm not as bothered as the stimulus per se.... These things flow in patterns. This bullrun has been more bullish than the last. Dips haven't been as deep which is surprising. People are confident of a deeper pullback. Most folks think Betece can dip to 20k, fill their bags and reverse. Except it's able to do that all that in a day but holding 30k as resistance wouldn't be easy to break and may mean further downside. See how difficult it is to break 36k which was a previous support. I'd say it's unlikely betece breaks 30k without first taking the highs. Let's see how it goes and how the daily closes RSI is tricky in a bull run. It's much easier to interpret in a bear market |
Typically, I dont share charts but I'd share this time. People draw and interpret then in different ways but once one works for you, stick to it... One of the reasons I wasn't as perturbed with this drop was when I looked at my chart. These charts extend back to the March crash. It exited that channel thru the top, got into another, exited it and is currently testing the top of that channel as support. The pattern on link and eith is fascinating. They seem to have a certain relationship with betece. There are two charts there, one is the daily chart (second) and the other a 4hrly chart (1st and 3rd pix). The 4hrly chart is to zoom in and see how price action works. For those looking at learning to chart, take note of two things there 1. On the 4hrly chart, look at that candle that crossed the trendline. It's whats called a hammer or dragonfly doji. When you see that printed at a strong support, then you can relax... It signifies a trend reversal and that buyers are significantly present. The opposite is called a gravestone doji. You see that printed at resistance, take your money and run. 2. Second one also on the 4hrly chart is what just printed... it's called a double bottom. To me, it's a powerful patterns in trading. You see it when a tend reverse and usually confirms an area as support. The opposite is a double top. It's worth checking these up online and observing them in charts. Also worth looking at 'head and shoulder' pattern. Also note that the higher the time the pattern is printed, tge more stronger it is. I.e a hammer on a daily chart would supercede an opposing pattern on a 4hrly chart... Now to projections; in trading nothing is certain, but as a trader, you have to plan your trade and trade your plan. The reason I didn't post this earlier was cos I wanted the daily candle (which also ends the monthly candle) to print. The next major resistance is the 35k level and to a lesser extent the 38k level. If we take these, then we should move out of this range. Exiting this range (i.e 41k) and confirming it as support could easily see us get to 60-70k. Sounds crazy right? With the way eith is going, you can imagine what it'd do if that scenario plays out. That's why I'm excited on it. It's always worth considering the opposite argument. The bearish scenario would be a heavy rejection and failure to take any of those resistances I mentioned. That may see us go down. Loosing this trendline would spell danger. I pray that doesn't play out
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luvlyoracle:Hehehe... the oil go reach everybody plate.. A good way of building your portfolio is by taking part of your eth stash to get into smaller caps that are due a run. When they move, you take profit or go back. Though you need to know support/resistance to work this well I'd give you a tip, if eith runs, certain coyns may stall.. coyns like link and Ada. Once it begins to settle, those would take off the next day or so and likely outperform it. You can look to make a flip at certain levels but its worth holding on in eith until it's moved well. After its moved, the main party will begin. |
Hmmm... Why do I feel eith is about to lead the way ![]() |
Wordgeddon:In a bull market, there's a percentage a coin would move you know it'd likely stall. If it's moved heavily in the past week/days it may be sensible to sell some so you could buy on pullbacks. BTW, where did you buy you eith for 102.. or do you mean you bought at a rate of 102 usd per coin or you bough a total of 102 USD worth of eith? |
solreb:Eith is getting me super excited. I believe it's about to take the stage and may squeeze other altys. It could easily be x2 in the next coming weeks/months. I'm patiently waiting for the daily close I'd look into XVS and see what it's chart says. But if it's gone 50% today, it may be sensible to switch into late runners esp eith |
solreb:Good profits... Kudos For ATH, I use it's last high before a correction... For Aave, its previous ATH was at 95. It's from that level I guage the upside. It's currently in what we call price discovery. No one can say what the current ATH will be until it finishes this run and gets into a major corrective phase. It's usually something said in retrospect. Usually, some of the early runners cool down and let others catch up after a while |
aliadi2:I'm not saying thar binance will hack your email Most people are quite predictable. They use a single email for all online activity and use same passwords on numerous sites. Then they use their mobile to authenticate their email. A good number of sites online are not safe and your details may be breached and such details may be in the open. I advise if you have significant sums in this space, to use a seperate email for them You can read more here https://koroushak.substack.com/p/aks-9-step-esssential-cryptocurrency |
jedisco:Aave and uni are running. As I've always said, I've been in aave since about 110. Target was 300. I'd see how it reacts at that level. I'd look to start taking profit from it around that level and moving it into eith. My trade plan is usually to switch early runners into eith or late runners and those into fiat depending on market conditions. That said, I've noticed a cotn that usually runs has been quite. Its YFI. Currently at 31.9k... it could easily go to 38k (20%) if betece at least if holds |
elmas:Usually I'd say get in and split your portfolio as you see fit. I'd give some advice but the decisionand responsibility lies on you. Hold on let's see how todays chart closes... If it holds certain targets, then I'd say you could split it thus; 20% betece, 30% eith, 30% link and 20% ltc or (xrp) |
TheZebra:I don't like trading a pattern that has played out twice already. When it becomes obvious, the market punishes late comers and they may buy higher. That said, in trading, there's something about the 4th attempt. Most times, resistance/support do break on the 4th attempt. We've had two sweeps so far each rejecting and making a higher low. If it follows betece pattern (which it has done so far), it should breakthrough on the 3rd attempt. So this time, I'm not taking profits, but may use a loose stoploss to prevent a drawdown. |
emijo:Read through pages, follow lines of discussion, watch tutorials e.t.c. I'd say it's easier to get an answer when you ask a specific question. It's like asking someone to teach you all they learnt over 3years of trading. Where would they start |
Ojemedad:Not necessarily but thanks for the nice words... I'm still trying to find a consistently profitable pattern |
billyG:Yes you can. It's a market that runs 24/7. But then, if you're asking, you may want to take your time b4 getting into trading |
Anowax:Not necessarily, everyone with their trading style. We have very good silent folks here. And I've made basic and terrible mistakes even recently. We're in a bullrun and every analyst would sound like a genius. Most good traders are wrong almost half of the time. What's important is how to manage risk moreso when youre wrong |
EseAbed:Hehe... No worries. We learn everyday |
kolagbemi:Thanks for the nice words... Welcome here... We learn everyday.. Also had similar thoughts b4 I got converted. We're in a bull run everyone can sound like a genius. Hehe... Everyone wants to daytrade... at least witness a bear market before you daytrade. I'd your trading style to an extent depends on your personality and it'd come to you naturally. Two things you mentioned I wouldn't advise new folks on are daytrading and exrp. I'm not saying to sell. For new folks coming in at this time, my advice would be to set targets and take profits on the way up |
elmas:1. Nobody knows when it'd peak. To me, it doesn't seem like it's done that for this cycle. I might be wrong but nothing has happened to make me change my bias yet. 2. You're the one to answer that and it depends on your plan and what the market gives. 3. Definitely. You need to have a plan 4. I don't day trade and wouldn't recommend someone new in this space to start with day trading. It's the best way to get eaten up. It may sound sweet on paper but is much more hardwork. No coyn is perfect. It's best you observe what coyn u want to day trade and see how it behaves, it's support/resistance zones against fiat or betece. I'd advise to be in this space for at least a year b4 one starts daytrading. Also, have a seperate account for it. |
elmas:1. 6 monthly targets are good as this market usually has 2-3 good moves a year 2. For 50k ngn, you could open an account on Bundle as it's easier to navigate. Usually, I'd say Binance as it's cheaper but new folks find it complex to buy there. I'd advise you use a new email to open your accounts. An email you don't share online for fb, nairaland e.t.c nd the rest. The pass should also be different- one u can remember 3. That's a high target for a 6 month investment. If na like so, guys for don buy jet. That said, it's well achievable in current market conditions 4. You can easily go upto 50% down in that timeframe. Not trying to scare you, but no assurances here. The benefit is trading smartly in the long run. Still ready to go ahead? |
coolfredo:No offence intended but I would rather discussions are done here. Others can scrutinise opinions shared and also share their views. Also, people with similar questions will ot ask it again. I'd answer your question That is a sensible way to get in as you average your buy price over time and also, with time you know when how the market runs. For coins to buy this way, I would say 70% betece and 30% eith. It's upto you but advisable you limit it to those two. You can follow the market and start when you make up your mind but I'm guessing you would do that at peak euphoria and complain about the next bear cycle. |
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