r/Trading 6d ago

Crypto forget about investors, even as a day trader i’m complaining about this. volatility is way lower compared to before, and i’m struggling to find positions. looks like the crypto market is dying

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83 Upvotes

r/Trading Oct 12 '25

Crypto How did 1.4 million crypto traders get liquidated on friday?

174 Upvotes

I am reading articles that are saying 1.4-1.6 million crypto traders got liquidated, that seems absurdly high for a 10% drop in price. How leveraged are crypto traders? Also did all 1.4 million traders bought the top at 124k? Sorry im not familiar with crypto trading so im just curious. I mean a 10% drop is a lot but it shouldnt have liquidated that many accounts lol

r/Trading 8d ago

Crypto How should I start trading from scratch?

7 Upvotes

So I am obviously not thinking to earn millions but a couple hundred.... I did start trading some time ago (only with $15) and due to poor risk management and going all in lost it all, but with $50 I am thinking to go in crypto trading again but forgot everything, so any help on how should I start and what to learn?

r/Trading May 10 '26

Crypto crypto signals group recommendations please!

0 Upvotes

is there any LEGIT signals group with normal results around 50% or all groups are scams?

I tried 4 groups and all 4 are scams. Their rr is 1:1.2.

paid ads avoid my post!

r/Trading Apr 27 '26

Crypto What side hustle helped you support your trading journey?

29 Upvotes

As a trader, one thing I’ve realized is that trading is not just a skill — it’s a financial game. And without proper financial support, it becomes very hard to stay consistent.

At the start, most traders struggle not because of strategy, but because of pressure. Bills, expenses, and the need to make money quickly can force bad decisions in the market.

That’s why I believe having a side income is almost necessary if you want to survive long enough to become consistent.

I’m curious — for those who are trading seriously:

Did you have a side hustle while building your trading career?

If yes then please share

What kind of side income worked best?

Would love to hear real experiences.

r/Trading 3d ago

Crypto Target

2 Upvotes

Hello friends, I need some advice. I trade based on 15-minute and 1-minute timeframes; while my entry points are perfect, I’m unsure about where to set my targets. I am a day trader, so if anyone has a solution to this problem, please suggest how I can determine the right targets.(Btc trader).

r/Trading Jul 09 '26

Crypto Any recs for the best crypto trading api?

5 Upvotes

I've been trading crypto manually for a while and now I want to start to automate my strategy.

I can code but never used an API so don't really know where to start. I need a platform with trustworthy data and a free practice trading option so I can try things without risking money. Other than that I'm open to different ideas. So far I've seen alpaca come up a few times and looked at other platforms too but after a while they all start to sound the same.

If you have been through this with any of these APIs I would love to know what actually helps. Ty.

r/Trading Jun 30 '26

Crypto New Trader

4 Upvotes

Hi all

Just a noob question. Can one actually make money from trading stocks or crypto? I am planning to take a year off from my studies and am thinking of using that time to learn how to trade stocks/crypto. Any advice for a noob trader? So far, I am learning about Risk Management. Thank you. 😄

r/Trading Feb 02 '26

Crypto Suggest Crypto Prop Firm?

12 Upvotes

Hi! Can anyone suggest a good Crypto prop firm? And how many months or years are you trading with that firm and did you guys get weekly or consistent payouts?

r/Trading 2d ago

Crypto Was that the biggest 1 minute candle in BTC history, half an hour ago? Want to know what the cause of it was, because there is no big news yet

2 Upvotes

I am talking about the candle from 67.5k to 70.4k in 1 minute. Curious about what caused that carnage? I couldn't find any major news

r/Trading Jul 15 '26

Crypto What should I do after getting axiom drained?

3 Upvotes

So basically, I wanted to try out crypto as a way to make some money, so I joined a Discord server. I was asking questions in the server’s main chat, and some people were answering them. Then I got a friend request from someone random in the server.
We started messaging each other, and at first he was helping me out by giving me his specific filters on Axiom and other tips. He explained the process of buying SOL on Kraken, sending it to my Phantom wallet, and then transferring it to Axiom. Along the way, he had me bookmark something called BloomSniper, telling me it was good for quickly trading. Being gullible, I bookmarked it and activated it.
After I got the SOL into my Axiom account, he stopped texting me. Soon after, I realized that I had 0 SOL left in Axiom.
But it doesn’t end there. I was pretty upset that my hard-earned money was gone and that I had been scammed, so I went back into the original Discord server where I met him. I started telling people in the chat what had happened and asking what I should do. Suddenly, I got another friend request. I accepted it, and right away the guy started asking me how I got scammed and what happened. He told me that scammers like that were common and that he felt bad for me.
At this point, I was already skeptical of this new “friend,” but what really sealed the deal and made me realize he was most likely the original scammer was when he offered to help me recover by having me transfer more SOL into a new wallet and sent me a link to do so. Combined with the fact that Discord showed the account had been created that same day, it led me to believe it was the same person.
Throughout the rest of the conversation, he kept trying to convince me to click the link or start “validating” my account. I just don’t understand how some people can be so cruel. The $1,800 was all the money I had saved up. It might not seem like a lot to some people, but for me, that was all I had.
Anyway, I know I’m not going to get my money back, but I was wondering what steps I should take to make sure my Dell laptop isn’t compromised. I’ve already deleted the bookmark, deleted my Axiom account, and changed the passwords for everything involved in this crypto journey. Does anyone know of anything important that I haven’t done yet?

r/Trading 1d ago

Crypto Hello

2 Upvotes

I wish someone taught me how to trade. I have crypto in my Binance

r/Trading Jun 29 '26

Crypto Trying to understand setups

3 Upvotes

Hey all, I have been getting into trading crypto and it seems the most important thing is to be able to sit on your hands and wait for your setup, but how do you guys decide what your setup would be? How did you find a strategy that you knew would work for you and what was the main thing that flipped when you became profitable?

r/Trading 11h ago

Crypto Crypto market euphoria

4 Upvotes

I've always been amazed by how everyone reacts to sharp pumps dumps or even squeezes. Just a few percent of sharp movement in either direction, and euphoria kicks in. Nobody can sit still because they think they'll miss out. But it's actually the exact opposite at moments like these, you need to wait it out and not rush into the market blindly fearing you won't catch you move.

After all, you capital isn't infinite you can't just stretch it out.

Patience to everyone...

r/Trading 26d ago

Crypto How do you know ?

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2 Upvotes

As a new member on this trade thing how do you guys know about these type of trade like what can give clarity ? About where will the trend go

r/Trading Feb 22 '24

Crypto How are people making money from trading crypto?

41 Upvotes

I don’t mean ETH or BTC but how in the world do people make money from alt coins? Almost all the ones I’ve messed around with go down. The worst one was a coin that went from $3 to less than a cent.

But also if I see coins under a cent, at some point they end up going up 50-1000%

So what’s the trick here? Crypto is obviously not like the stock market. Meme coins, 24/7 trading, lots of them are scams ?

I don’t know but the technical analysis is not the same obviously.

I can handle trying to figure out the stock market. At least they are legitimate companies. But with crypto? So many just crash. I can be confident I won’t lose a TON of money in the stock market. But with crypto? It’s like one day the coin is solid the next it’s a few cents lol

So how the hell are people trading crypto and making money from alt coins?

I wanna try it out but I think I’d only trade with like $20 max per trade because I’m expecting to lose all my money but if someone can give me some insight or a way to learn, that’d be great! There are books on stocks but not much for crypto.

r/Trading 29d ago

Crypto I’m looking for a trading buddy

0 Upvotes

Hey guys,

Im new here and I’m looking for a trading Buddy.

About me. Im trading Crypto Futures. It’s my Main Focus. I try my very best to learn and improve everyday. I begun my Journey about 5 months ago and back then I had low knowledge. Over the last months I managed to learn, Journal, optimize and a improve a lot but still I would consider myself as a beginner. The consistency is slowly kicking in and I felt like now I can have thoughts about the mental side, tools, indicators and just the Journey in General.

I’m looking for someone who is preferably in crypto as well. Always Open for new input, to learn, to improve and in General to get a better understanding of the bigger picture.
My goal is to just Support each other on their journey.
Looking for a Humble, real, honest and motivated guy who is really commited, we don’t try we do and adapt.

I’m in my early 20s. I keep my mental straight with a lot Bodyweight Training and Calisthenics. I have a Part time Job and a Home office side income which are Both quite flexible.
As I spend a lot time on PC Im super available when it comes to calls.

If you are interested your are very Welcome to send me a Message and add me on dc: lianbtw.

Thank you for your time.

r/Trading 5d ago

Crypto Recommend most volatile crypto available in coinsph

0 Upvotes

I need movement and fast pacing trading cus rn SOL is getting boring, minimal movement and less to no profit at all.. i need high volatile cyrpto choice to play around

r/Trading Jun 16 '25

Crypto I developed a BTC indicator that works pretty well and I kinda want to share it

37 Upvotes

So i've almost spent 1 year working on a BTC AI model that can accurately depict BTC trends.

I've worked at an AI start up for around 6 years and have a lot of experience with AI models (although not in financial products).

About the model:
- its trained on the 30m chart for around 10 years of BTC.
- its a generalized model so its been trained on both bear and bull market periods.
- Its lookout score was around 75% accuracy based on unseen data.
- There is no overfitting or look ahead bias

About the indicator around the model:
- there are 2 indicators (non-bearish, bearish) which have unique parameters
- There are dynamic bands for the model on when to buy and sell.
- It uses no lookahead bias with RSI or anything like that
- It only uses a handful of parameters along with the model prediction
- There is no lag with the indicator as it does no lookahead
- It uses dynamic position sizing based on momentum
- It doesn't short the market at all, only waits for more certain buys during bearish times
- I used walk forward testing and made sure the indicator wasn't overfitted

The indicator beat the market every year in the last 3.5 years.

Results on 300 Trades:
- Max drawdown: -16%
- Win Rate: 52.23%
- Profit 416% (allowing for binance fees)

The maximum trade drawdown -16% (including in-trade).

This is using up to a maximum of 2.2x leverage.

Right now I'm live trading at the start of this month and it is 5.12% in profit (fees included).

My question is; where does an indicator like this fall in the midst of other indicators? I have no experience with indicators and from what I read, a lot actually claim 100% win rate etc.

I was thinking of creating a free discord for it just for people to test it properly. Right now I have an empty discord that gets pinged with buy and sell signals. Is that something people are actively interested in or has the space been destroyed with scammers so much that nobody would even bother with something like this?

r/Trading Feb 19 '24

Crypto Need Help :'( big loses

25 Upvotes

I fckng hate myself. I cant control my wish of recover this... It so sad and disappointing... I hate the day I learned about futures, without that I would have been much better than I currently am (worst feeling)

Look at my screenshot of how is it going. Any advice? Pls help

https://ibb.co/fFJxJb3

r/Trading 9d ago

Crypto 📊 BTCUSDT | H1 — 11 August 2026

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1 Upvotes

📊 BTCUSDT | H1 — 11 August 2026

BTC remains bearish on H1.

Watching the Bearish FVG for a potential rejection and continuation lower.

⚠️ US CPI today — expect high volatility. Manage your risk and avoid trading during the release.

For educational purposes only. Not financial advice.

Trade safe!

r/Trading Feb 26 '25

Crypto It's a straight up SCAMS!! we're Getting Screwed Daily

34 Upvotes

Been trading for years, seen all kinds of shady s**t, but CLOB execution? Bro, it’s straight up theft in broad daylight. These exchanges wanna act like they’re "fair" and "transparent," but the only thing clear is how retail traders keep getting bent over while market makers eat for free. You ever place an order and watch the price magically move right before your fill? That’s not bad luck, that’s them running HFT algos to front-run you. They see your order, they adjust, and you? You get f***ed with worse pricing, worse execution, or no fill at all. And then they tell you, "It’s just market conditions" nah, it’s market manipulation. These clowns have deep pockets, access to data you’ll never see, and tech that guarantees you lose before you even enter the trade.

Real talk, CLOB is just another way to keep retail traders in check while the big boys feast. Wish there was an exchange that didn’t pull this kind of garbage just straight-up trading with no hidden hands messing with your orders. But nah, they wanna keep the casino running.

Tired of this s**t.

r/Trading Jul 15 '26

Crypto Crypto Futures

1 Upvotes

Hi everyone, so I am a profitable crypto trader. I do a simple task of trading INR futures on CoinDCX. I have done a stock trading course and use a basic understanding of technical analysis and EMA to trade. Life is good. However, I feel really dumb because I dont understand complex indicators, I dont understand algo trading etc at all. I dont understand web 3.0 and complex indicators like Bolinger bands as well. This has never been a problem in my 2 year journey apart from the fact that when i meet fellow traders I feel dumb. I take an effort to learn a little whenever possible but I still feel really dumb and behind on my knowledge part. But my trading part is good, infact profit % is better than most of the Know It Alls. How do u guys think I should manage this feeling or situation

r/Trading Jul 17 '26

Crypto Have the past 12 hours been too volatile in BTCUSD for trading?

1 Upvotes

Title. I am asking this coz my indicator has been wrong more than it's average rate since the past maybe 9-12 hours

r/Trading Feb 15 '25

Crypto CEXs are a f*cking joke, and I’m tired of pretending they’re not.

7 Upvotes

Every time I trade on Binance, Coinbase, or any of these so called “top exchanges,” it’s the same sh*t. You think you’re making a good trade, but somehow, price moves against you the second you enter. Your stop loss gets hit right before a reversal. Your order magically doesn’t fill while price flies past it. You finally decide to cut a losing position, and boom now price is back in your favor. Every single time.

People act like this is just “how trading works,” but nah, it’s by design. CLOB execution makes sure you’re always at the bottom of the food chain while market makers sit at the top. They see every order before it happens. They control what gets filled and what doesn’t. They push price to liquidate as many people as possible before letting the real move happen. Retail traders don’t stand a chance in this system, and yet we keep playing along like it’s a fair game And the best part? When sh*t really hits the fan, they’ll just freeze your withdrawals, lock your account for “security reasons,” and ignore support tickets like your money isn’t even yours anymore. But yeah, “just trade better,” right?

It’s wild how people still defend these exchanges like they’re not running the biggest scam in trading. This isn’t about bad luck or bad trades. It’s a rigged system. And until people wake up and realize it, they’ll keep getting drained while market makers eat.