Active trading on a crypto exchange is one of the fastest ways to grow your BTC stack. Because Bitcoin is a high-risk asset with large intraday moves, smart traders can buy low, sell high and pocket the difference.
Two Types of Analysis
- Technical: chart patterns, indicators, trend lines, support/resistance.
- Fundamental: network upgrades, macro news, regulation, sentiment.
Three Market Directions
- Uptrend – higher highs and higher lows.
- Downtrend – lower highs and lower lows.
- Flat / Range – price bounces between clear floor and ceiling.
Range-Bound Weapon: Scalping
When the chart moves sideways, draw horizontal lines at the range’s top and bottom. Sell near resistance, buy near support, take quick profits as price ping-pongs inside the corridor.
Trend-Friend: Trend-Line Bounces
Connect higher lows in an uptrend (or lower highs in a downtrend). Each touch of that diagonal can be an entry point with the trend. A decisive break warns the trend is exhausted—step aside and reassess.
Choose Your Time-Frame
| Style | Typical Chart |
|---|---|
| Day-Trading | 1 min – 30 min candles |
| Swing / Medium-term | 1 h – 1 day candles |
| Position / Long-term | 4 h – 1 week candles |
Rule of thumb: use the higher time-frame for bias, the lower one for precise entries.
Master Your Mind
Never trade on tilt. Set a risk-per-trade (1-2 % of equity), use stop-losses and never go “all-in” on a single setup. Cold discipline beats hot emotion every time.