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Crypto Discussion Forum => Cryptocurrency discussions => Topic started by: MaMooN on August 27, 2018, 05:32:48 PM

Title: Risk management in the cryptocurrency market
Post by: MaMooN on August 27, 2018, 05:32:48 PM
Risk management in the cryptocurrency market is one of the most discussed topics when trading in digital currencies, because it is one of the basics that keep you in the cryptocurrency market, but one of the most difficult to implement.

It is a combination of multiple ideas to control your trading risk and you can limit the size of your trade deal and trade within certain hours or days or know when you will lose.

The risk management comes from the desire of traders to reduce their potential losses and the desire to make the most of one deal in the sense of getting the best returns with minimal losses.


The most important tips for risk management in the cryptocurrency market that help to reduce potential losses:

1. Stop loss

It is wrong to trade without using a stop loss order, as if you are driving without brakes, which eventually leads to an undesirable result. Stop loss is the safety point for you.

2. Do not put all of your capital in one cryptocurrency.

This rule applies to all types of investments

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3. Trend is your friend

In the sense that you do not have to fight against current market trends and movements, you should first understand this point and change your strategies to reflect it.

4. Keep teaching yourself constantly.

The best way to learn the risk management system in cryptocurrencies to become a good trader is to know how the market works. the market is constantly changing. If you want to continue, you should be willing to learn new things and update yourself on changes in the market.
5. Limit leveraging.

The use of leverage is very tempting to profit but can cause heavy losses. It is advisable not to use large leverage.

Managing risk in cryptocurrencies is not difficult to understand The hardest part is having enough self-discipline to stick by rules when the market moves against you.