How do you maximize profits in this bearish market ?

[sampoerna]

Yes, if we are a trader, then what you do is not panic, but relax when facing a market crash like this. And to get profits, usually if the market has really dropped, traders will use a SHORT strategy to get profits from their trading. It is not safe enough to take a LONG position.

But, how much profit you get will vary depending on funds, effort, strategy, and analysis of the market. What is clear is that this is not an easy thing to do.

Yeah..i agree the Short strategy is profitable now and only experienced traders will get it right. This is the best time for newbies to start deep learning about trading entirely.

Because experience is one of the best teachers for ourselves. From our experience, we have been able to walk and face all the complexities of the crypto world quite well. It's just that, choosing to be a short-time hodler also has many risks, and this time, we ourselves have to think about the risks well. so, choose your own risks and make into it.

[milewilda]

Yes, if we are a trader, then what you do is not panic, but relax when facing a market crash like this. And to get profits, usually if the market has really dropped, traders will use a SHORT strategy to get profits from their trading. It is not safe enough to take a LONG position.

But, how much profit you get will vary depending on funds, effort, strategy, and analysis of the market. What is clear is that this is not an easy thing to do.

Yeah..i agree the Short strategy is profitable now and only experienced traders will get it right. This is the best time for newbies to start deep learning about trading entirely.

Because experience is one of the best teachers for ourselves. From our experience, we have been able to walk and face all the complexities of the crypto world quite well. It's just that, choosing to be a short-time hodler also has many risks, and this time, we ourselves have to think about the risks well. so, choose your own risks and make into it.

Experience is the best teacher on which this isnt really just that talking about in this market alone but also even into the real things that happen into our lives on which at the moment that you do able to make up such experience then you would be having that awareness and at the time that you would be able to have that similar experience then you do already know on what would happen or the actions that you are making. Maximizing profitability on bear market then it will really be that up to you on which it will really be basing up into the actions that you are taking because each one of us will really be having that different level when it comes to knowledge and skills on which decision making will really that matter into that and this is why it would really be that situational into this situation.

[MrSpasybo]

Because experience is one of the best teachers for ourselves. From our experience, we have been able to walk and face all the complexities of the crypto world quite well. It's just that, choosing to be a short-time hodler also has many risks, and this time, we ourselves have to think about the risks well. so, choose your own risks and make into it.

Both short-term holding (trader) and long-term holding (holder) have their own risks. The risk of traders is that they may miss out on huge long-term profits, while the risk of holders is that they may miss the opportunity to take profits and preserve capital.

I myself am a holder but frankly I prioritize capital preservation, because with capital we will still have opportunities in this market. My short-term goal is to hold to target, and my long-term goal is to allocate a portion of capital for trading, then gradually participate in the market as a trader when market volatility decreases as it matures.

[LUCKMCFLY]

The correct way to earn more in a bearish market is firstly if you know or have confirmation that it will continue to go down, secondly if you have that confirmation then what you should do is go leveraged by at least x10, from then on it is what the trader determines, there is no other way.

That is the safest way for me to maximize profits, is there a risk? Of course, there is always a risk, but in the professional sense it is what you should do knowing that there is confirmation of a bearish market.

[Bobcrypto]

The market drop was unexpected and many were caught off guard. Some traders use exchange rewards to recover losses or profit. Shorting can work but is risky if the market bounces back. It is best to check the terms before joining.

I don't think that a sudden market dump should be considered a big deal to experienced traders/investors anymore, it should be part of the trading or investing risk on the crypto market.
As a trader/investors, market dump, though one of the biggest challenge on the market, but should be considered before taking a buy/sell position whether there is a stop/loss  in place or no.
The market is known to be volatile and many newbies close their positions out of sentiments or fear on the same unawares market dumps
Moreover, shorting is good especially if you have the experiences of the market trends, when to enter and exit a position are very crucial for shorting a trade.

[JISAN]

Investing money according to DCA both in trading and holding can protect yourself from a lot of losses and recover losses very quickly. For example, when you trade, divide your fund into several parts and after a few hours buy the coin you are trading. In this case, when the price of the token starts to decrease after your first entry, subsequent entries will reduce your purchase price to the average. And in that case it will be very easy to recover your loss. Always have to adopt some strategy so as not to face huge losses

[ZAINmalik75]

The correct way to earn more in a bearish market is firstly if you know or have confirmation that it will continue to go down, secondly if you have that confirmation then what you should do is go leveraged by at least x10, from then on it is what the trader determines, there is no other way.

That is the safest way for me to maximize profits, is there a risk? Of course, there is always a risk, but in the professional sense it is what you should do knowing that there is confirmation of a bearish market.

It is not that easy, we can't just find out if the market will go up or down and we can't be one hundred percent sure about it too and for a trader who is new they should never be advised to do trading and with high leverage as of 10x to make small profits with small downtrends by shorting the token.

This way is not reliable and can liquidate the person very quickly if market did not dumped but pumps even %5 to %10 that is possible so we should take with the worst case scenario and never do such high leverage trading and in the first place we should not do it at all.

[LUCKMCFLY]

It is not that easy, we can't just find out if the market will go up or down and we can't be one hundred percent sure about it too and for a trader who is new they should never be advised to do trading and with high leverage as of 10x to make small profits with small downtrends by shorting the token.

This way is not reliable and can liquidate the person very quickly if market did not dumped but pumps even %5 to %10 that is possible so we should take with the worst case scenario and never do such high leverage trading and in the first place we should not do it at all.

It is really difficult to detect it, I personally say something, volume is key, volume speaks for itself when you know how to interpret it, for me volume is what says it all, obviously the shape of the chart too, but I have seen that many in the photo in this one, in bitcointalk, even in the analysis of many traders give a lot of importance to the shape of the chart but they talk very little about volume, have you not noticed this? especially those who analyze the markets in the short term, it's incredible...

[LogitechMouse]

The correct way to earn more in a bearish market is firstly if you know or have confirmation that it will continue to go down, secondly if you have that confirmation then what you should do is go leveraged by at least x10, from then on it is what the trader determines, there is no other way.

That is the safest way for me to maximize profits, is there a risk? Of course, there is always a risk, but in the professional sense it is what you should do knowing that there is confirmation of a bearish market.

It is not that easy, we can't just find out if the market will go up or down and we can't be one hundred percent sure about it too and for a trader who is new they should never be advised to do trading and with high leverage as of 10x to make small profits with small downtrends by shorting the token.

This way is not reliable and can liquidate the person very quickly if market did not dumped but pumps even %5 to %10 that is possible so we should take with the worst case scenario and never do such high leverage trading and in the first place we should not do it at all.

In trading, or investing in general, there's no such thing as 100%. There's no such thing as certainties in the market, but only probabilities, and that's why we are learning how to read the market, so we know if the market is bullish or bearish for that day/week. As for your advice, it's good to start at x5 only with regards to leverage, and if you can use a demo account, that would be helpful as well.

Bearish market doesn't mean that it's all down, and down and down. There will be times where you can go to a long position, but if you're a swing trader, I would not suggest it though. Trading in general is very risky whether we are in a bullish market, or in a bearish market. Just remember how many times traders lost billions and billions of money just because of a single news. It can also happen during the bear market as well, so always, always put a stop-loss. Just an advice.

[dave_strider]

Hodl through the storm.
That's the way out.
And don't shake your portfolio on the way to the rebound 

[ZAINmalik75]

In trading, or investing in general, there's no such thing as 100%. There's no such thing as certainties in the market, but only probabilities, and that's why we are learning how to read the market, so we know if the market is bullish or bearish for that day/week. As for your advice, it's good to start at x5 only with regards to leverage, and if you can use a demo account, that would be helpful as well.

Agreed, newbies should take start from low leverage like 5x or even lower to understand how risky and volatile market can be but jumping directly to 10x will only liquidate them and that's not good. I agree that there is no such thing as 100% ad we should learn to read market but to maintain that 100% we have to learn risk management too that is more important.

Bearish market doesn't mean that it's all down, and down and down. There will be times where you can go to a long position, but if you're a swing trader, I would not suggest it though. Trading in general is very risky whether we are in a bullish market, or in a bearish market. Just remember how many times traders lost billions and billions of money just because of a single news. It can also happen during the bear market as well, so always, always put a stop-loss. Just an advice.

Day traders can make a profit in both markets, either bearish or bullish, because they need volatility and it can be benefited in both situations. I know the market doesn't dump all the time continuously in bear markets.

[electronicash]

^ day traders in the futures market are the ones going to benefit the most if they know how to do it. although they are saying the futures will be the best market to trade in times of bear market but i'm not very much of an expert in doing it. tried it ones and lost more.

this is why i just be in the spot market. but getting good at futures i think is an opportunity for everyone if they wanted to maximize the bearish market,

[LUCKMCFLY]

It can also happen during the bear market as well, so always, always put a stop-loss. Just an advice.

Currently, that's the best option. I'm aware that I like to stretch profits and cut losses, but right now, with the uncertainty in the market in general, it's much better to set a good stop loss, so this is the best advice. I'd say it's the law to do so.

One day I was trading. In my country, everything is a problem. I was in a good position, but here they cut off my electricity supply, and when it was restored, I already had less than half of my balance. Why did this happen to me? Because I didn't set a stop loss first.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

During the bearish season, it is important that we know it's an opportunity for new investors to buy while the existing ones should hold till the market season passed, but due to fear and other news some of us are too prone to, we take some actions as against how we could maximize it all from making profits over our investment, but some may not see all these as an opportunity nor may not know when to target the market on this for them to invest.

[PX-Z]

I wonder how someone can maximize profits in a bearish market — unless they’re trading futures. With spot trading alone, it’s difficult to maximize profits since the market is trending downward. The only real options would be accumulating assets at lower prices or engaging in short-term trades, but even then, the potential for significant gains is limited compared to futures trading, where shorting is possible.