Daily 1% compounding; "Compound interest is like a snowball | dca_is_the_way on Binance Square

Trending Articles

Bookmarked and Liked

--

Bullish

Daily 1% compounding; "Compound interest is like a snowball rolling down a hill. The real trick is to start the snowball on top of the hill."

My Spot Portfolio

2 / 300

Minimum 10USDT

Copy trader have earned in last 7 days

518.08

USDT

7D ROI

+1.33%

AUM

$39449.11

Win Rate

73.33%

Copy trading is high risk. Be careful and see Risk Warning.

Disclaimer: Includes third-party opinions. No financial advice. May include sponsored content. See T&Cs.

104

0

Replies 0

Explore the latest crypto news

⚡️ Be a part of the latests discussions in crypto

💬 Interact with your favorite creators

👍 Enjoy content that interests you

Email / Phone number

Relevant Creator

@dca_is_the_way

Explore More From Creator

Why isn’t leverage trading profitable in the long run? The risk of liquidation is simply too high! While there may be periods of success, one sudden market shift against your position can lead to significant losses, often wiping out any previous gains. From my years of experience with leverage trading, I’ve concluded it’s less profitable than a classic Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) strategy. Most people set stop losses, but I prefer to invest gradually, knowing the market will eventually rise again. Rather than putting all my money in one coin, I diversify across multiple assets—10 or even 50+ coins, preferably across different chains. This approach provides a stable return as the coins balance each other out over time, often yielding consistent daily gains. When I started trading, I would set stop losses and buy only once, but countless times, I was stopped out only to see the market rebound right after. Many say never to trade without a stop loss, but in my opinion, stop losses often benefit large players who take advantage of these levels. With DCA, I can reduce my average cost with each order, halving my potential loss each time the price drops. If you’re ready to enter a trade, divide your investment into parts. For example 2 parts, buy with 50% initially, and if the price drops by 10%, buy with another 50%. Now, your effective loss is only 5%. Eventually, the price is likely to rise again. Either to your initial buy price or beyond, resulting in a high profit. This way, I consistently end up with gains. The key to success is having a good strategy. Many free strategies on TradingView exist, but they don’t deliver reliable results. I’ve been a Pine Script developer since TradingView’s started and have created what I consider the holy grail for DCA strategies. My strategy averages at least 1% in daily compound interest, which, over a year, translates to an astounding 3,678.3% return. I’ve kept this strategy private, but with Binance now offering copy trading, I can share it and earn alongside those who join me. It’s truly a win-win.

--

Boost your profits with our powerful 40-bots DCA strategy! Tested over a full year to deliver a minimum of 1% daily compound growth without leverage / margin trading. Just a smart, steady approach to building your portfolio with spot trading. A minimum investment of $2,500 is required to fund all bots for optimal DCA performance. Start stacking up your returns with this low-risk, high-reward strategy today! 🚀

--

--

Latest News

Meta Platforms Fined Nearly 800 Million Euros for EU Antitrust Violations

--

Trump Appoints Musk to Lead New Government Efficiency Department

--

Reevaluating The 60/40 Portfolio With Bitcoin Integration

--

Ethereum's Rollup-Centric Roadmap Discussed At Devcon In Bangkok

--

Federal Reserve Official Emphasizes Importance Of Central Bank Independence

--

Trending Articles

$DOGE ⚠️ ALERT FOR THE NEXT 24 HOURS

Ladonna Lovering

Whale Move 500 Bln PEPE Tokens, Still Holds 1.5 Trillion Tokens, Is More Selloff Coming?

$SOLANA: Urgent Short Alert After a week-long rally with a

Tragic End for Kidnapped Crypto Influencer: Decomposed Remains of 25-Year-Old Found in Montreal P...

Is Ethereum ($ETH) Still a Smart Hold? Why Major Investors Are Staying Quiet

Cookie Preferences

ba-one-trust-cookie