How do you maximize profits in this bearish market ?

[KingsDen]

Just to be sure, has anyone else benefited from these before, i would like to know.

from what i have seen from the members here in the forum yes they have benefited from trading events there are even competitions among traders to of course earn extra income but also to learn more trading techniques from one another i think it is also a good activity to involve ourselves in to get more experience in trading

Trading competition offers more ways to benefit from trading if you’re just starting up as a trader looking for ways to earn more income or capital to be able to trade and leverage more in your trading. Competition also gives room for more focus on your trading skills by enhancing your performance through sorting out to become the best amongst other traders. This is how most newbie traders get motivated and other game the more in their trading journey.

Trading competition is the easiest way to lose money when you are not an expert. The advantage of trading competition is that it increases trading skills and then the fun that comes with it. But it is not the best way to maximise profits in the bear market.

[Report]

It might be better when there is a Bearish to just save and secure USDT so that the portfolio does not continue to decline and wait for the right moment to buy at the lowest price.
Many say that when there is a Bearish, secure USDT and stake the USDT on a well-known platform to get annual rewards, this is what our community often says on various channels.
For me, I have never been in a Bearish position because I just got to know cryptocurrency a few months ago and if I am in a Bearish position and have altcoins, I will sell the altcoins and replace them with USDT.

Some people do that, but most people don't really think about it, as long as they have it stocked in their wallet balance, either on the exchange or in their non-custodial wallets I guess. Of course, if you're sure that the price will drop, it's really safe to convert it to USDT or stablecoins.

If they have Bitcoin in Electrum wallet, they can easily move it to Binance wallet and sell it to USDT, right? Or is there a curiosity factor from them if Bitcoin will continue to rise and then the price of Bitcoin will fall again quickly because of Bearish?

That's why it's really rare for those who do what you're talking about, dude, I rarely do that either because the market is unpredictable and it's also hard to determine because it's really true in the reality here in the trading industry.

Isn't there a Bearish and Bullish cycle in cryptocurrency?
Or is it true that the second cycle is unpredictable at this time?
I mean, if those who know the Bearish cycle can anticipate it from a few months before changing their Bitcoin to USDT to be safe.

[zagreus]

Trading competition is the easiest way to lose money when you are not an expert. The advantage of trading competition is that it increases trading skills and then the fun that comes with it. But it is not the best way to maximise profits in the bear market.

Experience is at the helm in such events, yeah.

Even though there is a possibility of hitting something hefty, it's pretty low, because such events would be already flooded probably with people that are the veterans.

[DragonF]

investing in a slu market if we have free capital is very interesting, but for those who choose short-term trading usually do not like to trade when the market is sluggish. so buying when the market is sluggish and holding it is a way for holders to make a profit, that's according to what I know, I as a trader usually stop trading and wait for the market to improve again.

It is a function of the trader and his mindset about his trading. A trader who is interested in the short term trading will not profit from the sluggish market. This becomes a disadvantage for the trader since his profit will be delayed and his target profit may not be actualized.

Well, for a long term trader the sluggish market is always a time to accumulate at lower prices and wait until there are opportunities to make profit because the market volatility sometimes favours traders and the long term traders are always the favoured due to patience.

[enwi]

Trading competition is the easiest way to lose money when you are not an expert. The advantage of trading competition is that it increases trading skills and then the fun that comes with it. But it is not the best way to maximise profits in the bear market.

The only reason one gives to compete is not to win but for the main achievement as I personally did. At other times, you would like to see what you are capable of as far you’re concerned pressure or just want to use a strategy that you wouldn’t employ in day trading. But if you begin to use the results of the competition as accurately gauging your proficiency level then that is where it becomes problematic. Thus, many people lose the money not because of the lack of skills, but they disappeared with the fascination of the game, which does not reflect the actual market conditions. As for me competition is more like unrealistic scenarios, it is not the real world of trading indeed. So if they are going to enter, enjoy the process with no expectancy to get out of it though.

[Glow]

one of the ways to benefit from a bearish market is to trade in accordance with the trade ,if the market is bullish long positions or buy are the best option while for the bearish market short positions or sell are the best depending on whether you are a scalper, day trader,swing trader or long term trader.but also keeping in mind that leverage dhould be managed properly because it mazimises yuor profit but also amplifies your loss.

[Agbe]

one of the ways to benefit from a bearish market is to trade in accordance with the trade ,if the market is bullish long positions or buy are the best option while for the bearish market short positions or sell are the best depending on whether you are a scalper, day trader,swing trader or long term trader.but also keeping in mind that leverage dhould be managed properly because it mazimises yuor profit but also amplifies your loss.

Yes in trading you follow up the movement of the market. If it is on the bull market you sell and when it is in the bear you buy or you do the otherwise. It is only investment that has issues because you can only buy the bear or slidely reduction of price and sell it when it has hit the Bull Run. But in trading you buy but the two side and make profit from the two.

[Legion]

one of the ways to benefit from a bearish market is to trade in accordance with the trade ,if the market is bullish long positions or buy are the best option while for the bearish market short positions or sell are the best depending on whether you are a scalper, day trader,swing trader or long term trader.but also keeping in mind that leverage dhould be managed properly because it mazimises yuor profit but also amplifies your loss.

Yes in trading you follow up the movement of the market. If it is on the bull market you sell and when it is in the bear you buy or you do the otherwise. It is only investment that has issues because you can only buy the bear or slidely reduction of price and sell it when it has hit the Bull Run. But in trading you buy but the two side and make profit from the two.

Yes Sir, it is wrong to deduce that trading is always good because one can take either side of the bargain. It is still relevant to plan, act fast and prepare for changes, with which one is not always prepared. Thus if the strategy is flawed then it is not beyond the realm of possibility that losses can be made a quickly as the profits. On the other hand, investment does not only entail waiting for their prices to rise or fall without putting in much effort. Most investment decisions are made bearing in mind the increase in the value and the extent to which people trust the assets after several years and not a single day. Investing in this perspective can be seen as the limiting of oneself to only the processes mentioned above and this may not be a tenable view.

[doc]

investing in a slu market if we have free capital is very interesting, but for those who choose short-term trading usually do not like to trade when the market is sluggish. so buying when the market is sluggish and holding it is a way for holders to make a profit, that's according to what I know, I as a trader usually stop trading and wait for the market to improve again.

It is a function of the trader and his mindset about his trading. A trader who is interested in the short term trading will not profit from the sluggish market. This becomes a disadvantage for the trader since his profit will be delayed and his target profit may not be actualized.

Well, for a long term trader the sluggish market is always a time to accumulate at lower prices and wait until there are opportunities to make profit because the market volatility sometimes favours traders and the long term traders are always the favoured due to patience.

thats right, when the market is sluggish I just buy and decide to hold until the crypto market improves again. for short-term traders when the market is sluggish, they will have difficulty getting maximum profit. so usually I choose to just buy some potential coins that I will hold until the market improves again.
Maybe there are some traders who have better strategies in sluggish market conditions, but I personally don't have the skills for that

[Crypto Library]

Actually in the previous bear season I was just like a newbie on this space and that kept me in FUD all the time and I refrained from investing. So since the last Bear season I could not make any profit but after the bear season ended I was able to gain some profit by investing in Bitcoin step by step.
And if you directly tell me how to maximize my profit in the bear season, then my answer will not be correct because I actually know very little about trading analysis and for this I do very little short term trading. But what I can say is that if you prepare for the bear season in advance and if you can invest at that time, then it will help you immensely to gain maximum profit in the next bull season.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I am very basic, for me winning in a bear market is when I do my analysis and after that I confirm that it is going down and that is where I leverage myself the fastest in x5 and make more movements, of course this has to be very calculated, but only when there is the correction and the movement must be fast, if there is enough money then what I do is back up my movement by making a bullish movement so that there is no loss, it is a risky but very good and safe practice.

[Alone055]

Two types of traders can stay profitable even in a bear market, the first one is futures traders because they can short the assets and gain profit from that as their prices drop, and the second one is scalpers because even in a bear market, there will be price swings, and when swings happen, scalpers can buy lower and sell high to make quick profits from their moves, and even though it might not be much profitable, it at least gives them something; as they say: something is better than nothing.

For investors, the bear market is only a good time to buy and fill their bags as much as they can so that they can sell when the bull run is here. Other than that, they can't do much because they tend to make a profit in the long run, and in the short term, ups and downs shouldn't affect them much, as they usually look for better prices to buy only.

[Glow]

one of the ways to benefit from a bearish market is to trade in accordance with the trade ,if the market is bullish long positions or buy are the best option while for the bearish market short positions or sell are the best depending on whether you are a scalper, day trader,swing trader or long term trader.but also keeping in mind that leverage dhould be managed properly because it mazimises yuor profit but also amplifies your loss.

Yes in trading you follow up the movement of the market. If it is on the bull market you sell and when it is in the bear you buy or you do the otherwise. It is only investment that has issues because you can only buy the bear or slidely reduction of price and sell it when it has hit the Bull Run. But in trading you buy but the two side and make profit from the two.

Yeah that's right but one thing again with trading in a bearish market is for you to observe the price movement pattern because ,they way the price moves in a bullish market is quite different from the way it moves in the bearish market and it is not spoken about enough but people need to know to help conserve their capital and minimize loss this actually affects scalpers more than others and if you are not sure or don't understand the price movement just stay away from the market and conserve your profit, Always trade wisely and with decipline.