ℹ️ checkout tag #quinn_tips I Am new to crypto trading 👨🎓quite conservativenot an expert in anythingusually trading top-3, mostly ETHwriting here mostly out of boredom while I’m waiting for the market setup I consider “right” This Blog describes my personal journeycontains random stuff I Do Not offer any financial advicesend any signalsmake any useful recommendations If I accidentally do any of the above, please disregard 😁 I Do make mistakes in trading all the time ——— ℹ️ If you are interested have a look at the article about my “portfolio” and trading habits. It is not necessarily “right”, but it didn’t prove itself wrong yet. https://app.binance.com/uni-qr/cart/14403749357865?r=965557876&l=en&uco=I5v6-A7KkJP17eY5FaMB4w&uc=app_square_share_link&us=copylink
Market is painting all kinds of shapes today, I would not be surprised if it draws even a circle 😀. Situation is very confused. I’ll take a break. $ETH
That $ETH swing was scary but I managed to extract few % from it. It is going to be more opportunities today I hope, because #ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥 . #BeginnerTrader
💰Maker-Taker Fees: How to Save on Trading Costs 💰 #quinn_tips
On many exchanges, trades incur maker and taker fees. A maker adds liquidity by placing a limit order that isn’t immediately matched, while a taker removes liquidity by filling an existing order. Maker fees are often lower, sometimes even 0️⃣ which can help save on costs.
‼️To be a maker, your limit order must not be executed right away. ‼️ For example, if $ETH is trading at $2,615, placing a limit buy at $2,610 will only fill if the price dips, earning you lower fees. On the other hand, a limit order above the market, say at $2,620, will execute immediately, making you a taker and incurring higher fees.
Of course, there are times when a taker order makes sense, like when you want to jump on a trade right away. But with my trading style, it’s rarely necessary, as the market often pulls back, giving me a chance to catch up with the trend.
You’ve been wondering who these mysterious market makers are? Now you know—it’s me, when I place my orders properly. 😂😂
Following up on fee-saving strategies, Binance’s Auto-Invest is another great option for long-term holders. Allocating just 10-20% of your funds and DCA-ing over 10-12 weeks helps you build positions gradually, while keeping trading fees lower.
That $ETH swing was scary but I managed to extract few % from it. It is going to be more opportunities today I hope, because #ETH🔥🔥🔥🔥 . #BeginnerTrader
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🆙⬆️Rejection from the support on high volume, I believe, is pretty good signal to buy $ETH . ⚠️But be cautious and stop loss.
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Currently I anticipate something like global double-top of top-3 coins $BTC $ETH $SOL this week around previous #ATH , maybe some of them will even create new #ATH , which is unlikely. It looks genuine bull-run may be postponed to next month. And there are good chance for one more #MarketDownturn next week.
Some of the alts I’m watching and holding. Now I’m thinking to hold mid/long term $FTT , $VIDT , $SPELL . I’m looking to buy $SCR when price is reasonable. Others I’m trading short-term / swings. Maybe I’ll also decide to hold $SUI and $SCR. #BeginnerTrader #HODLforBigGains #altsesaon
The amount of bought assets is always equal to the amount of sold assets in a given time interval, isn’t it?
If this holds true, why are some orders displayed in red while others are shown in green? What exactly do we mean by buying and selling pressure, and how can we accurately gauge it? When placing an order in the crypto market, who are you actually buying from or selling to?
If you find these questions intriguing, do consider liking and following for more insights as I explore these topics further!
$ETH , $BTC , $SOL charts look so confusing these days, depending on timeframe and zoom everyone can find pattern to their taste: continuation, reversal, double and triple tops and bottoms, even heads and shoulders, not to mention triangles, inclined trend lines, flags, and other geometric shapes, as well as candle patterns.
I think at this time it is quite impossible to determine if it is going to be one or more downturns before the anticipated #BullRunAhead or not, at least for the #BeginnerTrader . Given current circumstances tossing a coin for prediction could be as much accurate as chart analysis 😀.
But there is a simple recipe: * 🗓️ wait couple of days for the confirmation * ⚠️ stay liquid ⚠️ * 📊 take advantage of volatility in consolidation and go for safe short term trades.
I won’t share my bias for the next days, since it anyway will be incorrect 😀. But I will remind to be cautious, avoid traps and be ready to jump on a trend when it emerges, either it is up or down.
In the end of the day, we are not here to prove right and wrong, but to extract some money from the market 😀
Following up on fee-saving strategies, Binance’s Auto-Invest is another great option for long-term holders. Allocating just 10-20% of your funds and DCA-ing over 10-12 weeks helps you build positions gradually, while keeping trading fees lower.
Trading $FDUSD Pairs with 0 Maker Fees. #quinn_tips
Spot fees can really add up, especially when trading frequently with small price differences, sometimes cutting up to 30% of profits. On certain FDUSD pairs, Binance currently offers 0 maker fees, which I’ve found useful for trading coins like $SOL and $SUI. A maker is someone who places a limit order, adding liquidity to the market. While FDUSD pairs have lower volume compared to USDT (the king of stablecoins), this fee-free setup can be a good option for those starting with small capital.
I allocate around 5% of my funds into $FDUSD for frequent trades.
Anyone else finding value in these fee-free pairs?
Trading $FDUSD Pairs with 0 Maker Fees. #quinn_tips
Spot fees can really add up, especially when trading frequently with small price differences, sometimes cutting up to 30% of profits. On certain FDUSD pairs, Binance currently offers 0 maker fees, which I’ve found useful for trading coins like $SOL and $SUI. A maker is someone who places a limit order, adding liquidity to the market. While FDUSD pairs have lower volume compared to USDT (the king of stablecoins), this fee-free setup can be a good option for those starting with small capital.
I allocate around 5% of my funds into $FDUSD for frequent trades.
Anyone else finding value in these fee-free pairs?
$ETH , $BTC , $SOL charts look so confusing these days, depending on timeframe and zoom everyone can find pattern to their taste: continuation, reversal, double and triple tops and bottoms, even heads and shoulders, not to mention triangles, inclined trend lines, flags, and other geometric shapes, as well as candle patterns.
I think at this time it is quite impossible to determine if it is going to be one or more downturns before the anticipated #BullRunAhead or not, at least for the #BeginnerTrader . Given current circumstances tossing a coin for prediction could be as much accurate as chart analysis 😀.
But there is a simple recipe: * 🗓️ wait couple of days for the confirmation * ⚠️ stay liquid ⚠️ * 📊 take advantage of volatility in consolidation and go for safe short term trades.
I won’t share my bias for the next days, since it anyway will be incorrect 😀. But I will remind to be cautious, avoid traps and be ready to jump on a trend when it emerges, either it is up or down.
In the end of the day, we are not here to prove right and wrong, but to extract some money from the market 😀
I’m afraid, if big guys fall overboard today, alts will follow them. But naturally alts have better growth potential. Just not all of them.
I quit a lot of alts yesterday to be more liquid in case of sudden big move. But I kept reasonable amount of few of them, including $OG , $VIDT , $SPELL and few more.
Since Friday, I’ve noticed unusual trading patterns—spikes in volume at odd hours, followed by a market freeze. It feels like we’re on the verge of a significant move. I am not sure, honestly, which direction it is going to move next.
Right now, my focus is on staying liquid:
• Risk management: Keeping my stop losses balanced—not too tight, but not too wide either. • Stablecoin buffer: Around 30%—I exited some alts recently to build this position. • Altcoin review: I’ve updated my watchlist to stay prepared.
How are you navigating this quiet before the storm?
I probably would not recommend going long on any of top 3 this evening. Brave ones could try short. Buy this should be obvious by know, right? #beginnertrader #FuturesTrading Maybe something will change overnight. $ETH
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I was not that wrong after all. Please, be careful and stop loss. $ETH $BTC $SOL . #BeginnerTrader #FuturesTrading