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FTU Crypto - Complete Guide On Following Trades With Us
FTU Crypto - Complete Guide On Following Trades With Us
FTU Crypto - Complete Guide On Following Trades With Us
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@ftucrypto
The main objective of this PDF is helping you maximize your profits by
learning how to start from scratch, manage Take Profits, risk, leverage,
and other key factors. It is not our intention to explain deeply what the
cryptocurrencies are, which factors affect changes in their prices, or any
other aspect that is not 100% relevant when it comes to successfully
following our signals. We will, however, start with a short introduction in
order for you to follow everything we explain.
1. WHAT IS A CRYPTOCURRENCY?
We are going to trade with different cryptocurrencies, which are very volatile
and let us take really good profits in short periods of time.
To finish this short introduction, specify that we are going to provide signals
with the pair USDT, which is a cryptocurrency whose value is always the
same as a US dollar. For example, the pair BTC/USDT is 50000, which
means a bitcoin is worth 50000$
Crypto Signals are a set of instructions sent out from a signal provider to an
individual telling them what cryptocurrency to buy, the price to buy at, what
portion of their portfolio they should invest, what leverage they must use
and at what price to set the take profits and the stop loss.
★ In our channel, we operate with both spots and futures as per your
trading style, futures which means that we operate crypto signals, but with
leverage.
3. OK BUT… HOW DO I START?
You have to deposit your money and then buy USDT in "Markets", since we do
most our trades with USDT pairs. You can skip this part if you transferring USDT
from your different wallet to binance.
For trading in futures, You have to open a futures account in binance and you must
transfer the USDT from your main wallet to the "USD (S) -M Futures" wallet, which
is where we will operate (make sure you have activated your Binance Futures
account).
4. HOW TO FOLLOW OUR SIGNALS STEP BY STEP
Following our signals is very easy, but there are some things you have to take into
account if you want to do it successfully. It is vital that you turn on notifications for
our channel, as you may have to enter your trades as soon as we send the signals.
This way, you will be able to pick the same (or very similar) prices as us, radically
increasing your chances of obtaining profits
4. Once you’re in, click the button Buy or Sell, depending what we specify (in
this case Buy)
5. For Buying, There are two primary options. Either you can market enter by
selecting market order type or choose limit and Put the entry price that we
have sent in the rounded box (in this case 16.40) and select the percentage
of your total funds you want to use in this operation (we recommend using
between 3% and 5%). To execute the order, click the Buy button.
NOTE
We usually provide two entry points to enter in any trade so always try to enter
in between them. Best way is to enter 50% at the first entry point and then
other 50% at the second entry point. This will average your position at the best
entry.
Enter the Stop-loss Value in both blanks and amount of position you want to
sell at the price. That's it, You're done! ✅
Thats also simple. Just choose the limit order type by clicking on the drop
down menu and enter the target level in the blank. We generally provide
multiple targets too book profit at each level. So you can set 20-30% sell order
in each targets and chill.
Also move your stoploss to entry after first target is reached to make the trade
risk free.
6. HOW TO MANAGE TAKE PROFITS BRIEFLY
The management of Take Profits depends on the level of risk you want to
assume and the amount of money you have invested in your account. There are
different ways in which you can manage this, but we consider the following to
be the best for those who are starting to trade:
• Trade 1:
o Opening price: the one we give
o TP: our TP1.
o SL: the one we give.
o Percentage: 20% of your total percentage.
• Trade 2:
o Opening price: the one we give
o TP: our TP2.
o SL: the one we give. When your first trade closes (when it hits TP1), you
should move the SL to either the market execution price (the price in which you
opened the trade) or to TP1 price.
o Percentage: 20% of your total percentage.
• Trade 3:
o Opening price: the one we give
o TP: our TP3.
o SL: the one we give. When your first trade closes (when it hits TP1), you
should move the SL to either the market execution price (the price in which you
opened the trade) or to TP1 price. Following the same logic, when the second
trade closes, you change the SL to either the market execution price (the price
in which you opened the trade), to TP1 price or to TP2 price.
o Percentage: 20% of your total percentage.
Same steps for Trade 3 and Trade 4 depending on the number of targets
mentioned in the signal post.
Option 2:
This option consists in opening a single trade with no TPs, placing only the
Stop Loss. You will then have to be extremely alert to the market’s
movements, so when the trade hits TP1, you should close 20-30% of the trade;
when it hits TP2, close 20-30%; and when it hits TP3, close the pending %. You
can, however, modify these percentages depending on the risk you are willing
to assume.
For example, if you open a trade with a percentage of 10%: you will close 2-3%
(20-30%) when it hits TP1, leaving the pending operation with a percentage of
7-8%. You will then close 2-3% (20-30%) when it touches TP2, leaving the
pending operation with a percentage of %. Finally, you will close the rest (2-3%
(20-30%)) when it hits TP3.
Advantage of using this method: • The absence of Take Profits gives you the
opportunity to close trades whenever you want, which means potential
unlimited gains.
Disadvantage of using this method: • In order for it to work well, you have to be
very alert to the markets, as the operations will not close automatically.
Therefore, this is a much riskier option, only recommended for more
experienced traders.
*The percentages we use (20% for TP1, 20% for TP2 and 20% for TP3, rest on
) are just our recommendations. They are oriented to beginners (as they
minimize risk), so you can vary them whenever you feel comfortable enough
to assume bigger risks.
7. FINAL RECOMMENDATIONS
• If your initial inversion is low, don’t assume huge risks to get bigger gains
faster. This is a mid/long-term thing, so don’t expect to go from 100 do
1000$ in one week. Instead, be disciplined and constant, and remember that
your gains will compound little by little.