Trading Terminal
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Tutorial 1: HOW TO connect to the correct network and start trading.
Tutorial 2: How to use TRADE terminals TO take money out of the market.
FAQs
How do I read a trade setup?
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Every setup gives you four numbers: Entry (price to get in), Stop (where to exit if wrong), Target (where to take profit), and R:R (reward-to-risk ratio). R:R of 2:1 means you risk $1 to make $2 — be right just 40% of the time and you profit long-term. The system only flags setups meeting this bar, so the math is already in your favor before you click.
What do READY, WAIT, and SKIP mean?
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READY — Trade is actionable right now. Execute.
WAIT — Good setup forming but price hasn't hit the entry zone. Set an alert.
SKIP — No clean setup. Don't trade it. SKIP is the correct answer most of the time.
When should I actually enter a trade?
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Only when status shows READY and price is inside the entry zone. If price has already run 1% past the entry, the trade is gone — don't chase it. Wait for the next one. The hardest part of trading isn't finding setups. It's waiting for them.
How should I size my trades and protect my account?
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Pick a fixed risk percentage per trade and stick to it. On small accounts (under $1,000), 5-15% per trade is common in crypto — anything smaller and your wins won't matter. As the account grows past $5,000, ratchet down to 2-5%. The exact number is yours to choose; the discipline is having one and never breaking it. Two rules that matter more than the number: never add to a losing position, and never risk what you can't afford to lose. Use the Account Size field above the journal to track every trade as a percentage of your account.
Nothing here is financial advice.