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🚀 Catch Your Other Half of 1EX tokens for #ValentinesDay! Buy 1EX token and get a chance to double it.
1️⃣ buy 1EX token on MEXC: mexc.com/exchange/1EX_USDT
2️⃣ withdraw it to your wallet
3️⃣ follow twitter.com/1ex_com & join @oneexcom
4️⃣ repost this post on X
5️⃣ fill out the form with your wallet address and your X & Telegram accounts
On February 19, we will double the 1EX withdrawal amount for 14 randomly selected winners 💕 Let's fly high together!
1️⃣ buy 1EX token on MEXC: mexc.com/exchange/1EX_USDT
2️⃣ withdraw it to your wallet
3️⃣ follow twitter.com/1ex_com & join @oneexcom
4️⃣ repost this post on X
5️⃣ fill out the form with your wallet address and your X & Telegram accounts
On February 19, we will double the 1EX withdrawal amount for 14 randomly selected winners 💕 Let's fly high together!
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⏰ It's time for algorithms!
Read our latest deep dive into the research 'On a Data-Driven Optimization Approach to the PID-Based Algorithmic Trading' by core members of 1ex Trading Board.
📕 Here's the link
Read our latest deep dive into the research 'On a Data-Driven Optimization Approach to the PID-Based Algorithmic Trading' by core members of 1ex Trading Board.
📕 Here's the link
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❓ Do you believe Craig Wright is Satoshi?
It seems to us 15 years must have been enough time to provide undeniable evidence.
However, the world hasn't seen it.
It seems to us 15 years must have been enough time to provide undeniable evidence.
However, the world hasn't seen it.
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😢 Tell us your biggest regret in trading
Our biggest regret is that we didn't start 1ex Trading Board earlier ⌛️
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Historically, all highs were followed by retracements or crises
Where is the US market heading next?
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It seems like the mainstream shift from anonymous to pseudonymous crypto nears its completion.
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🆙 1ex Dev Update
1ex AI News:
🔹 Regression testing has started
🔸 Screener is adapter to update 200+ currencies per second
🔹 All the custom indicators have been added to TradingView charts: News Sentiment, Balance, Open Interest, Cumulative Liquidations, Market Dynamics
🔸 Correlations matrix widget has been implemented
1ex AI News:
🔹 Regression testing has started
🔸 Screener is adapter to update 200+ currencies per second
🔹 All the custom indicators have been added to TradingView charts: News Sentiment, Balance, Open Interest, Cumulative Liquidations, Market Dynamics
🔸 Correlations matrix widget has been implemented
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🚄 The world of trading moves fast. Decisions are made in split seconds; and market conditions can change in the blink of an eye. In these conditions, the concept of taking breaks might seem counterintuitive to some. However, it's precisely during these moments, especially when your take-profit or stop-loss orders get executed, that taking a break becomes crucial for maintaining control and perspective and checking the weather.
🔧 Trading is not just about making profits; it's also about managing risks and emotions. The execution of a take-profit order signifies a successful trade, while a stop-loss order indicates a loss-cutting strategy. Both events can trigger a range of emotions, from euphoria to disappointment or frustration. These emotions can cloud judgment and lead to impulsive decisions if not properly managed.
😫 One of the biggest dangers of uninterrupted trading is emotional exhaustion. Constantly monitoring the market, reacting to price movements, and managing open positions can be mentally taxing. When traders experience a series of executed orders, whether they are profitable or not, the emotional rollercoaster can take its toll. Fatigue sets in, and decision-making becomes impaired. Taking a break allows traders to step back, recharge, and return to the market with a clear mind.
⚠️ Another possible danger is overtrading, a common pitfall among traders. The adrenaline rush from successful trades might tempt traders to chase more profits without considering the risks adequately. Conversely, losses can trigger a desire to recoup them immediately, leading to impulsive and irrational trading decisions. By taking a break, one can reflect on their performance, reassess their strategies, and avoid falling into the trap of overtrading.
〰️ Besides the above, one can lose their perspective. In the heat of the moment, traders may become overly fixated on short-term fluctuations, losing sight of their long-term goals and strategies. Taking a break provides an opportunity to zoom out and evaluate the bigger picture. It allows traders to assess whether their recent trades align with their overall plan and objectives.
🧠 Last but most dangerous, continuous trading without breaks can result in physical and mental strain. Sitting in front of screens for extended periods, constantly analyzing charts, and making split-second decisions can lead to fatigue, eye strain, and increased stress levels. These physical and mental stressors not only affect trading performance but also overall well-being. You don't want to look older and lose health, pilot.
✅ Incorporating breaks into trading routines is essential for maintaining discipline and self-control. This way you can detach emotionally from the trades, which is crucial for making rational decisions. Whether it's a short walk, a quick meditation session, or simply stepping away from the screens for a few minutes, breaks provide a much-needed pause to help you process the information about what has happened.
👨✈️ So be diligent. If you break down, your airplane will never fly again. Take breaks not to break down. Even machines need time for maintenance. Even the heart needs vitamins and cannot work at a high pace all the time. So you are not an exception to this rule. You have a row of repeating wins or losses, you make a stop. Otherwise, you're heading to emotional exhaustion, overtrading, loss of perspective, and strain. This is not where you should be heading, pilot.
🔧 Trading is not just about making profits; it's also about managing risks and emotions. The execution of a take-profit order signifies a successful trade, while a stop-loss order indicates a loss-cutting strategy. Both events can trigger a range of emotions, from euphoria to disappointment or frustration. These emotions can cloud judgment and lead to impulsive decisions if not properly managed.
😫 One of the biggest dangers of uninterrupted trading is emotional exhaustion. Constantly monitoring the market, reacting to price movements, and managing open positions can be mentally taxing. When traders experience a series of executed orders, whether they are profitable or not, the emotional rollercoaster can take its toll. Fatigue sets in, and decision-making becomes impaired. Taking a break allows traders to step back, recharge, and return to the market with a clear mind.
⚠️ Another possible danger is overtrading, a common pitfall among traders. The adrenaline rush from successful trades might tempt traders to chase more profits without considering the risks adequately. Conversely, losses can trigger a desire to recoup them immediately, leading to impulsive and irrational trading decisions. By taking a break, one can reflect on their performance, reassess their strategies, and avoid falling into the trap of overtrading.
〰️ Besides the above, one can lose their perspective. In the heat of the moment, traders may become overly fixated on short-term fluctuations, losing sight of their long-term goals and strategies. Taking a break provides an opportunity to zoom out and evaluate the bigger picture. It allows traders to assess whether their recent trades align with their overall plan and objectives.
🧠 Last but most dangerous, continuous trading without breaks can result in physical and mental strain. Sitting in front of screens for extended periods, constantly analyzing charts, and making split-second decisions can lead to fatigue, eye strain, and increased stress levels. These physical and mental stressors not only affect trading performance but also overall well-being. You don't want to look older and lose health, pilot.
✅ Incorporating breaks into trading routines is essential for maintaining discipline and self-control. This way you can detach emotionally from the trades, which is crucial for making rational decisions. Whether it's a short walk, a quick meditation session, or simply stepping away from the screens for a few minutes, breaks provide a much-needed pause to help you process the information about what has happened.
👨✈️ So be diligent. If you break down, your airplane will never fly again. Take breaks not to break down. Even machines need time for maintenance. Even the heart needs vitamins and cannot work at a high pace all the time. So you are not an exception to this rule. You have a row of repeating wins or losses, you make a stop. Otherwise, you're heading to emotional exhaustion, overtrading, loss of perspective, and strain. This is not where you should be heading, pilot.
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That's easy. Get yourself some innovative projects with clear utility. Like 1EX. 😘
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What's your biggest trading achievement so far?
Is it BTC, memecoins, or the AI craze?
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Trading can and should have win rates of over 50%.
Strategies can have stable ROI around 20%.
Join the 1ex community to be first to try our trading products.
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🤑 It's almost extreme greed in the crypto market
Make sure you are prepared for everything. ⛑
🔎 Follow the market sentiment on 1ex.com/ainews
Make sure you are prepared for everything. ⛑
🔎 Follow the market sentiment on 1ex.com/ainews
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🧐 Don't trust analysts, they are biased
Trust the algorithms and feedback control.
🧬 See our research on the topic on our Medium
Trust the algorithms and feedback control.
🧬 See our research on the topic on our Medium
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