Gradual Buying and Selling Strategy With Cryptocurrencies

In this section, the trainees are instructed on how to prepare for professional trading goals.

In this section, spot trading based on 4-hour charts is detailed. The candlestick charts represented by red and green lines are introduced, and it is explained how 6 candlestick charts are formed in a day.

In this section, the emphasis is placed on avoiding FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) and dealing with corrective movements during trading. Corrective movements are typically represented as a decline, and traders are advised to be cautious with these movements. Additionally, the instructor shares an anecdote about how he got acquainted with Bitcoin in 2017, and how the lack of a strategy initially led to losses, but eventually, he developed a strategy that helped him profit.

In this section, the author elaborately explains a gradual buy-sell strategy called "8 Soldiers and the Headquarters."

In this section, the instructor emphasizes that the success in trading requires good technique, ability to take risks, accountability, discipline, and effort. The training program is introduced as offering a medium-term strategy for spot trading, and it is stated that participants can earn money with this training if they are patient, disciplined, and hardworking.

In this section, the instructor provides examples to illustrate the potential earnings from cryptocurrencies. Through the weekly chart of Ethereum, it's shown that if a purchase was made at a low price in 2019 and sold at the peak, a 5000% profit could have been achieved. However, the instructor notes that such precise transactions are difficult and emphasizes the importance of gradual buying and selling in spot transactions.

The instructor stresses that such large profits are unrealistic and usually result in financial loss when approached with a gambling mindset. They advocate for dividing the capital and engaging in gradual buying and selling, taking on more risk after understanding the system, and assures that profits will come naturally over time.

The instructor emphasizes in this section that since Binance exchange doesn't show the negative balance in spot trades, individuals need to do these calculations themselves. Additionally, the instructor mentions that investors can use a calculator to plan their buying and selling strategies and calculate potential profits.

In this section, the instructor explains how to monitor charts across different time frames using the 4-panel feature of the Trading View platform. The instructor selects the 4-panel layout vertically and sets the first panel to a 1-hour timeframe, the second panel to a 4-hour timeframe, the third panel to a daily timeframe, and the fourth panel to a weekly timeframe. The instructor also emphasizes the importance of investors being cautious and adhering to specific trading strategies.

The instructor encourages viewers to practice using the platform to become familiar with its features for effective trading analysis. Additionally, they demonstrate how to apply drawings and indicators across multiple panels for a comprehensive analysis. Throughout, the instructor urges learners to use the platform for practice to get acquainted with its features for effective trading analysis.

In this section, the educator discusses the differences between logarithmic and linear graphs and how to interpret them. The educator mentions that logarithmic graphs are preferred in scientific studies to illustrate data magnitude. Using price examples ranging from $1 to $10, the educator demonstrates how different price intervals can lead to varying profit percentages. The educator explains that in linear graphs, lines are placed at equal intervals, while in logarithmic graphs, the percentage gains are smaller and the lines are not placed at equal intervals. It is highlighted that which graph type to prefer is a matter of personal choice, and sometimes looking at both graph types simultaneously can be beneficial. The educator suggests that this approach can be tried on any cryptocurrency, especially on larger timeframes like weekly timeframes.

In this section, the instructor explains the significance of divergences in trading and how to interpret them. Divergences are highlighted as a particular indicator that can yield significant gains in trading. The instructor elaborates that divergences are divided into bearish and bullish, explaining in detail how to identify them on charts and oscillators. It's mentioned that bullish divergences are generally sought at bottom points, while bearish divergences are looked for at peak points. The instructor emphasizes that identifying and interpreting divergences is crucial for understanding the direction in which a trade is heading. Additionally, viewers are assigned tasks to download software, identify divergences, and email the identified divergences to the instructor. This practice is suggested to help viewers better understand divergences and apply trading strategies more effectively.

The instructor discusses a scenario of making an incorrect purchasing decision while trading and emphasizes the importance of recognizing mistakes and acting accordingly to mitigate losses. If a coin is purchased at the wrong time, it's advised to make a sale without being affected by the loss. The instructor mentions that it's important to wait for the coin to fall back to lower values before making further moves. Additionally, there's mention of a free 4S bot that can guide traders in making better trading decisions.

The instructor mentions that crypto exchanges operate 24/7, which can induce a Fear of Missing Out (FOMO) in individuals. They emphasize that there's nothing to miss since the system has always functioned this way and will continue to do so in the future. To assist traders, the instructor introduces the 4S bot, urging individuals to join by scanning a QR code with their phones or through a link provided in the downloadable resources.

The instructor explains that Tether is a stable coin equivalent to one American dollar and they convert their fiat currencies to Tether. It is mentioned that the converted Tether needs to be sent to Binance's global account. The instructor elaborates that the names of currency units such as dollar, euro, peso, and lira are categorized as "fiat money."

In this section, it's mentioned that transactions will be conducted on the Binance exchange, recognized as the most reliable exchange globally. Viewers are directed to visit the traderclub.tc website where they will find two icons for Binance and MexC exchanges at the bottom of the page. It's explained that registering through the referral links will make them eligible for a 20% commission discount.

In this section, the functionalities of the 4S Bot on Telegram are introduced. The bot provides trading alerts for both Spot and Futures markets to the users. Through examples like analyzing the Gala coin, users learn how to identify and analyze cryptocurrencies based on the alerts. Additionally, criteria for selecting reliable cryptocurrencies and exchanges are discussed, emphasizing the importance of doing thorough research before making investment decisions. Users are also educated on the differences between coins and tokens, and on the importance of market cap and price value when choosing coins for investment. Towards the end, an exercise is given to the users to research coins valued at $10 and above on the Coin Market Cap site to better familiarize themselves with potential investments, and to prepare them for making informed decisions when the bot triggers multiple coin alerts.

In this section, we are making our first purchase transactions. The instructor explains how to use the Binance interface, how to convert fiat money into Tether (USDT), and how to purchase cryptocurrencies using both market and limit orders. Additionally, they discuss strategies for buying at lower prices if the market declines, and how to set up orders to buy at those lower prices automatically. They also touch on some technical analysis using TradingView, discussing indicators like RSI and bullish divergence, and mentioning some considerations for trading in bear and bull markets, citing a quote from Warren Buffet on market sentiment.

In this section, it's emphasized that understanding the workings of cryptocurrency and making money requires diligent tracking. The date is specified as September 24, and examples are given using Ethereum. On a chart, it's shown that Ethereum touched the upper line of Nadaraya and might experience a drop thereafter. It's then highlighted that understanding such movements and predicting future trends requires effort and work. Through the example of Semih Saygıner, it's underscored that the secret to success lies in observation and analysis ability. Lastly, OBS Studio software is recommended for recording the movements of cryptocurrencies for later analysis, suggesting to use this software to better understand and analyze the trends.

In this section, an exercise related to the 4S bot is suggested. The instructor asks the viewers to open the 4S bot and pin it to their screens for easy access. The bot sends alerts at specific times, and the speaker emphasizes the importance of analyzing these alerts to understand their impact on the market. Referencing real-time alerts on cryptocurrencies like Qtum, XMR, and CHR, the instructor demonstrates how these alerts led to profitable outcomes in the past. Later on, the instructor advises viewers to click on any coin using the 4S bot, observe the alerts, and analyze what happened on those dates. Through this exercise, the speaker encourages viewers to explore Binance's coin watchlist and observe how red signals typically indicate a downward trend in a coin's value.

The instructor mentions that the market is currently very stagnant, but with regular trades over time, these sections can be overcome and larger profits can be attained. Additionally, the instructor advises those who are not experienced in leveraged trading to trade in the spot market and to avoid entering leveraged trades. The instructor concludes the section by demonstrating how to record the trade history and the profits obtained.

In this section, the instructor explains the concept of "Dead Cat Bounce," believed to be first coined by Financial Times journalists in 1985. This movement is also known as a "bull trap" on the graph, representing a short-term rise following sharp declines. The instructor reviews this movement on Bitcoin's daily chart, going back to 2017. The instructor emphasizes the importance of observation during sharp declines and mentions that profiting from such movements requires expertise and advanced experience. The instructor also underlines that making money with cryptocurrencies is a process, and patience is crucial for this process.

In this section, the instructor explains candlestick charts, focusing on Doji candles. He mentions that Doji candles are indicative of potential trend changes and work across all time frames. He advises practicing by analyzing Doji candles and other candle formations to understand how they reflect trend reversals. He also warns against following popular trading models and cryptocurrency suggestions on YouTube, stressing the importance of following their own strategies. He emphasizes the importance of understanding basic candle formations for developing trading strategies and advises caution while trading cryptocurrencies.

The instructor suggests keeping up with technological advancements. Moreover, by explaining Heikin Ashi candles and how they can be utilized for trend analysis, he demonstrates how understanding and researching crypto and blockchain concepts can aid in identifying and capitalizing on opportunities in certain sectors.

The instructor indicates that a person who understands the dialogue of four-hour charts based on daily and weekly charts can execute all kinds of trades. Following the alerts from the 4S bot, the instructor emphasizes the necessity of gaining experience by examining daily charts for spot trading, and mentions that improving experience with four-hour charts will be beneficial when dealing with smaller time frames.

The instructor emphasizes the importance of identifying support and resistance zones and executing trades accordingly. They mention that when a trader looks at a coin, they should automatically see and recognize these zones. Through the example of Ethereum's daily chart, the instructor demonstrates how to identify and draw lines on these zones. They explain that when a coin reaches a resistance zone, it's likely to fall back, but if it breaks the resistance, it will surge upwards. The instructor then recommends transitioning back to 4-hour charts and using the "Support Resistance Dynamic V2" indicator, which automatically draws support and resistance lines. They note that this indicator works well on 4-hour and 1-hour charts, but for smaller time frames, a more sensitive indicator called Trader Club S-R would be more accurate, although it's not necessary for now as Dynamic V2 is sufficient for 4-hour charts.

The instructor elucidates the distinctions between Spot and Futures markets and how these disparities impact trading strategies. In Spot trading, when you purchase a coin, you can transfer it to your own wallet, move it to another exchange at will, or even withdraw it to cold wallets. However, in Futures trading, when you purchase a perpetual contract, you can't transfer these transactions anywhere else as you've only bought the contract. The instructor points out that the primary causes of price differences between Spot and Futures markets are trading volumes and funding rates, although the training doesn't delve further into funding rates.

In this section, the instructor discusses the art within the world of cryptocurrency, and how it's linked to the Fibonacci sequence and the golden ratio. Fibonacci, curious about the reproduction of male and female rabbits, created a mathematical sequence, which led to the discovery of the golden ratio (1.618). The instructor mentions how Fibonacci found this ratio in nature and structures like the Egyptian pyramids, and how everything created with this ratio is considered beautiful by humans. The instructor is preparing to explain how this information is related to the world of cryptocurrency.

The trainer discusses buying and selling AVAX and Galacoin during the training and explains the utilization of Fibonacci tools and various technical indicators through these examples. The trainer elaborates on the indicators and decision-making processes at the time of trading, using graphs for illustration. They emphasize how Fibonacci drawings assist in identifying support and resistance points, and in predicting price movements. Additionally, the trainer encourages participants to practice identifying how a coin will move by using different time frames and different low and high points, to better understand and anticipate future movements.

The instructor discusses trading strategies focusing on the use of various indicators on the Trading View platform and analysis of Avax Coin. Due to the limitation on the number of indicators in Trading View, the instructor introduces software developed by the team to combine five indicators. Emphasizing the importance of MA200 (Moving Average) on the 4-hour chart, the instructor highlights this indicator for determining the trend direction. They also discuss other indicators like Nadaraya Watson, Linreg, and PMAX. Analyzing the performance of Avax Coin, the instructor mentions a gain of about 22% and explains entry and exit points based on indicators. The instructor stresses the importance of understanding the principle of each indicator and practicing to analyze charts effectively and make informed trading decisions.

The speaker discusses the importance of individual analysis even when using trading bots like 4S for crypto trading alerts. They provide examples of alerts from TRB and another trade, highlighting the profits made from these trades. They introduce a paid bot, 4S Sniper, which offers three separate alert types related to RSI and SMA intersections, interactions with the Nadaraya Watson indicator, and divergence detection on 4-hour charts. The speaker emphasizes the necessity of understanding and analyzing the alerts, especially divergences, to make informed trading decisions, illustrating with examples of bearish and bullish divergences. They suggest using 4S Sniper alongside personal analysis to enhance trading success.

The instructor discusses a divergence alert received from the 4S Sniper bot and how to analyze it. Searching for divergence at a point where the RSI line is above 70 is crucial for finding trading opportunities. Bots only serve as guides, and the decision to trade is entirely up to the user. The instructor also delves into the relationship between Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, explaining the impact of Bitcoin's market dominance on altcoins. When Bitcoin's dominance is high and its price increases, altcoins' value drops; when Bitcoin's dominance is low and its price increases, altcoins' value rises. The instructor suggests using "Total 2" and "Total 3" on TradingView to see the market value of all cryptocurrencies excluding Bitcoin, and Bitcoin and Ethereum, respectively. Understanding these dynamics is emphasized for making informed trading decisions. They also touch on a promotional campaign by Binance, discussing the market's potential for trading, given a clear understanding of the system and market value dynamics.

The instructor emphasizes the importance of personal analysis following divergence alerts on LQTY, using tools like the Linreg indicator to identify and verify divergences. They stressed the necessity of self-belief when entering or exiting trades. An example is given where a prediction made based on a divergence alert was confirmed a day later. They also discuss using the 4S Sniper bot for receiving alerts, particularly around the Nadaraya Watson indicator, but highlight the need for personal analysis before acting on these alerts. They introduce the Fibonacci tool for further analysis to predict possible price fluctuations. A successful trade example is shared, where a 58% profit was made following a divergence alert. The instructor advises researching coins thoroughly, especially for spot trades, as many coins in the market may not have solid fundamentals. They also mention using OBS software for recording and reviewing trading scenarios to improve decision-making over time.

The instructor discusses the use of stop-loss and mentions not using it in scalping or spot trades, as they see trading differently from gambling. While examining a 4-hour chart of a coin, the instructor emphasizes the importance of certain indicators. They note a significant decline in the coin but suggest that if you plan to develop a strategy on this coin and believe it's at the right point, you should make the purchase. After the purchase, the instructor mentions placing the next order at 25%, and if the coin doesn't recover, placing another order at 25%. However, if a profit is seen, it should not be missed. The instructor cautions that the use of stop-loss can turn trading into gambling and could result in losing money on minor market fluctuations. Therefore, they advise wisely dividing your capital, selecting good coins, and attempting to implement the discussed strategy while managing your psychology. The instructor demonstrates how 4S bot and 4S sniper tools can be used to determine suitable entry and exit points, and how to adjust your orders accordingly.

The instructor states that the step-by-step buy-sell strategy does not work during bull seasons and describes bull seasons as dangerous periods for the greedy. Through the weekly chart of Bitcoin, the instructor demonstrates that incredible surges can occur after the onset of a bull season, but this can be extremely risky for greedy individuals who may lose all their money in the subsequent bear season.

The instructor examines the upcoming halving date and past halving events of Bitcoin through a website, and mentions that the next halving is anticipated to occur in 2024. They discuss how market dynamics post-halving could shape up depending on the amount of money entering the market and the total market value.