How To Make $100/day Trading Crypto as A Beginner (With Actual Examples)

Published May 4, 2025 Transcribed Jul 6, 2026 A Altcoin Daily

Intermediate 5 min read For: Crypto traders with basic charting knowledge who want to improve their strategy and risk management.

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Professional trader AJ Wrighstcrypto explains that successful trading requires patience and waiting for high-conviction setups rather than trading impulsively. He shares techniques for identifying key support/resistance levels, using confluence of indicators, and managing risk with stop-losses. The video includes a live trade demonstration on BitUnix, showing how to set alerts, use isolated margin, and trail stop-losses into profit.

Chapters

1 Introduction: The Mindset of a Successful Trader 00:01 2 Key Technique: Support/Resistance and Confluence 03:34 3 Setting Alerts and Identifying Breakouts 10:49 4 Live Trade Demo on BitUnix 14:30 5 Additional Examples: Pepe and Vchain 19:10 6 Tesla Giveaway and Final Advice 23:05

[02:11]

Most traders lose money due to impatience

Most people are impatient and lack risk management. They trade on impulse instead of waiting for significant occurrences.

[03:34]

Making $100/day is possible with scalping

Scalping involves short trades (30 min to 2 hours) within a range. Requires tight stop-losses and clear profit targets.

[05:21]

Use TradingView for charting, not exchanges

All analysis should be done in TradingView. Look for confluence where multiple indicators point the same direction.

[06:04]

Algorand example: key support at $0.16

Every time Algorand touched $0.16, it was a buy signal. From that level, it saw gains of 103% in 53 days and 296% in 18 days.

[07:30]

Market Cipher B indicator for divergence

Market Cipher is a momentum oscillator combining RSI, money flow, VWAP. Divergence (price down, oscillator up) signals a potential reversal.

[11:03]

Setting price alerts in TradingView

Draw a trendline, right-click, select 'Add alert on trend line'. Choose 'once per bar' to get notified each time price touches the line.

[14:30]

Using isolated margin on BitUnix

Always use isolated margin to prevent liquidation from affecting other funds. Leverage typically 6-7x, adjust based on confidence.

[17:18]

Setting stop-losses and trailing into profit

Drag the stop-loss above key resistance for shorts. Instead of a take-profit, move the stop-loss into profit as the trade moves in your favor.

[19:26]

Pepe breakout example: wait for confirmation

Don't trade the breakout of a trendline alone; wait for price to break a key support/resistance level for confirmation. Pepe gave 18% in 16 days.

[21:01]

Vchain and Fibonacci levels for accumulation

Use Fibonacci retracement from swing low to high. Accumulate altcoins under the 0.618 or 0.786 level. Vchain moved 300% in 31 days from its bottom.

Successful crypto trading requires patience, discipline, and a systematic approach: identify key levels, wait for confluence, set alerts, and manage risk with stop-losses. The biggest gains come from waiting for high-probability setups rather than trading every day.

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Tutorial Checklist

1 05:21 Use TradingView for charting; identify key support/resistance levels on the chart.

2 07:30 Add momentum oscillators (e.g., Market Cipher, RSI, MACD) to look for divergence.

3 11:03 Draw a trendline at the key level, right-click, and select 'Add alert on trend line' to set a price alert.

4 14:30 On BitUnix, select isolated margin and set leverage (e.g., 6-7x). Choose a coin with high order book volume.

5 17:18 Enter the trade (long or short) and drag the stop-loss just above/below the key level. Optionally, trail the stop-loss into profit as the trade moves.

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What is the main reason most traders lose money according to AJ?

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Impatience and lack of risk management; they trade on impulse instead of waiting for significant occurrences.