2026-01-12 02:25:51

Want to earn points through trading? It's actually quite simple; the key is whether your method is correct.

## How to Set Your Points Goals

Maintain a steady trading volume of 66,000 USDT daily, which can generally push you into the 14-15 point bracket. This is a moderately difficult goal. Keep daily losses within 3.5 USDT to consider it a win; experienced traders can even reduce it to below 3 USDT. Basically, find the right strategy, and you won't have to spend money on points.

## How to Prepare Startup Capital

Beginners shouldn't start with large amounts. Testing with 500-1000 USDT is more realistic, gradually finding your feel with single trades of 100-500 USDT. Experienced traders can start directly with 1500-2000 USDT; risking up to 1500 USDT per trade can multiply your efficiency several times.

Additionally, keep a balance of over 1000 USDT in your account at all times. Not touching it allows you to earn about 2 points daily from the residual balance—this is an invisible income.

## Chain Selection Is Critical

BSC (Binance Smart Chain) is a good choice, with gas fees so low that they can be ignored—just a few cents per transaction. Plus, there are often events with fourfold trading volume bonuses, which you must seize.

## Token Selection Has a Routine

Don’t buy tokens blindly. Focus on the top six tokens by trading volume in the Alpha sector; this ranking updates daily, so check it yourself. Prioritize tokens on BSC with bonus activities, and stay away from those "hot" tokens that surge and crash immediately after launch.

Tokens like Aleo (ALEO), which have good liquidity and stable volatility, are reliable targets.

## Core Tip: Limit Orders Are King

Market orders are the ATM of exchanges—they can eat up 5-10 USDT in slippage instantly, which is not worth it. Limit orders are the correct approach.

How to operate specifically? Open the 1-minute candlestick chart and focus on the price trend. Wait until the fifth decimal place stabilizes (volatility ≤ 0.00001), indicating the price is temporarily stable. This is the golden time to place an order.

Set your buy price slightly below this "calm period," and for sell orders, slightly above. This way, you can steadily peel off those tiny price differences one by one. It sounds tedious, but repeating this process is how you earn points.

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BitcoinDaddy

· 01-12 02:54

Limit orders are really powerful, while market orders can lead to significant losses.

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SurvivorshipBias

· 01-12 02:53

Limit orders sound great in theory, but in practice, slippage still hits you without mercy.

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NotSatoshi

· 01-12 02:50

Limit orders are indeed reliable; you just need a bit of patience. But compared to the slippage with market orders, the loss is much more cost-effective.

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MevHunter

· 01-12 02:35

Limit orders are indeed a skill; market orders are really a trap, and slippage has cost me dearly.

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SandwichTrader

· 01-12 02:30

The concept of limit orders is indeed a common topic; the key is to have patience.

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SquidTeacher

· 01-12 02:27

The limit order system is indeed wild; market orders just give away slippage. I always wait for the 1-minute K-line to stabilize before placing an order. Although it's slower, it's more stable.

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