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Trading Forex with Major Currencies

Forex means to exchange one currency for another, foreign currency exchange operation, FOReign EXchange. The foreign exchange market, which is usually known as FOREX or FX, is the largest financial market in the world. Nowadays over 85% of all money exchange deals are in the major currencies:

USD United States Dollar (87.0%)
EUR Euro (33.4%)
JPY Japanese Yen (23.0%)
GBP Pound Sterling (11.8%)
AUD Australian Dollar (8.6.%)
CHF Swiss Franc (5.2%)
CAD Canadian Dollar (4.6%)

Forex trading is a process of exchanging one currency for another virtually. Forex trading allows people to capitalize on fluctuations in the value of one currency against another. Traders can either open long positions (‘Buy’) if they believe one currency is going to rise in value against another; or they can open short positions (‘Sell’) if they believe one currency is going to fall in value against another.





Advantages of Forex Trading

There are many advantages of trading forex compare to other financial forms:

Forex market never sleeps:
Open 24 hours a day, 5 days a week
Minimal or no commissions
Low transaction costs
Instant execution of market orders
Short-selling without any other
Flexible leverage
High liquidity
No only fixed lot size
Price certainty
Guaranteed limited risk
No middlemen
No market manipulation
No one can corner the market
Buy/sell programs do not control the market
Analysts and brokerage firms are less likely to influence the market

The New Trading Fields of a New Era



🎛️ Why MetaTrader Might Already Be History?

MetaTrader is like using a pocket calculator in a quantum lab. It works — but only if you’re not really doing science. It was built for a time when trading was about clicking, not thinking.

Large capital doesn’t grow by staring at candlestick patterns. As the stakes increase, MetaTrader becomes more like a slot machine than an investment instrument. Big moves arise from currency flows and trust, not indicators.

MetaTrader is a great training ground — a place to learn how to accelerate and brake. It’s like getting your driver’s license. But once you’re ready for real movement, it’s time to leave the parking lot. For longer journeys, you need a better car and a quieter road.


🔮 Knowing vs. Predicting?

Most people try to predict the future — and most fail. It’s far more useful to recognize when a trend has ended. The future doesn’t need to be guessed; it’s easier to interpret the past correctly.

When you understand the rhythm of the past, the future stops being frightening. It’s simply another cycle you can prepare for with control and composure. This way, market movements guide your actions — not fear or impulse.


₿ Currency Exchange and Crypto – A New Trading Field

In traditional trading, you can never be sure who’s holding the cards. In crypto, it’s just as volatile — but at least the game is open.

BTC works best as a bridge currency — not just as an investment, but as a medium for transferring value between FIAT currencies.

It’s time to reveal our own strategy — though it hasn’t been tested in practice. The core of our BTF strategy is built on the classic “cut at the top, add at the bottom” approach, and it’s simple in practical application for creates a controlled rhythm: profits are realized during rises, risks are managed during declines, and capital preservation becomes natural and stress-free.


💰 Managing Core Capital and Taking Profits

Imagine you invest USD 20,000 in BTC. The idea is simple: protect your capital and benefit from market movements in a controlled way.

➡️ During an uptrend:
When the rise ends, calculate values in relation to initial capital in dollars and bitcoins, sell part of your position or rebalance so that your original capital value remains unchanged. Any extra value can be withdrawn as profit, to wait until the end of the next phase.

➡️ During a downtrend:
When the market declines, calculate values in relation to initial capital in dollars and bitcoins,
add money to restore your initial capital’s value. If the fall stops above your initial level, your capital naturally grows for the next round. You can also “trim” that growth as profit already at this phase if you prefer to maintain strict balance without increasing risk.

These principles ensure steady profit accumulation and capital control — without needing to constantly watch currency fluctuations.


🔹 The Round as a Basic Unit –
Controlled Capital Growth

In this strategy, each round is a fundamental unit. Every round starts the same way: you define the amount of capital you’re ready to risk under fair play rules.

Flow of a round: The market goes through a rise and a fall. All actions — profit-taking or rebalancing — happen within this round, following the “cut at the top, add at the bottom” principle. At the end, you decide whether to continue or pause.

The advantage is flexibility — you can stop the game at any round’s end, ideally in profit. Each new round is identical to the last. The strategy stays manageable, simple, and stress-free.


🐻 The BTF Strategy

The BTF Strategy is an elegant balancing model — a practical version of mean reversion. In essence: When prices rise, you take some profit (“cut the excess”). When prices fall, you reintroduce capital (“add back in”).

This creates cash flow that naturally adapts to market rhythm — floating money in motion.

The “cut at the top, add at the bottom” principle is a form of rebalancing — the same logic institutional investors use.

It’s far more rational than “buy and forget”, because it acknowledges that money’s value is not fixed — it’s a dynamic relationship among currency systems.

The idea of “just hold 1 BTC” is also excellent for risk control — it caps your potential loss automatically. If everything collapses, you only lose what you put in — not your house, car, or future.

To predict the future, it’s a hopeless sport. It’s far more useful to recognize when a trend is already over — that’s knowledge, not guessing. You don’t need to see markets ahead — it’s enough to see them more clearly in retrospect. The future can’t be predicted, but the past can be interpreted.

The model is built on humble, realistic assumptions. It accepts the rhythm of rises and falls. Most failed investors make the mistake of believing they can control the market.

This model works as long as: You don’t “cut” too often, otherwise costs and taxes erode returns. You have clear rules for when to add and when to cut. You maintain discipline — the mental strength to hold a small position and avoid greed when money seems “too easy”.

The strategy is a human and rational way to approach irrational markets. It may not make anyone a billionaire, but it will likely make most investors longer-lived than those chasing “secret signals”.


🧭 In Conclusion

Currency trading is like fishing without a lake. Many cast their lure into MetaTrader, waiting for a golden fish — and sometimes one appears, but only if it was already hooked beforehand.

The truth is that MetaTrader-style trading isn’t a meaningful way to invest large sums. It’s technically clunky, psychologically draining, and often the wrong environment for controlled risk-taking.

Still, for small-scale practice, it’s an excellent teacher. It teaches many truths. Every trade is an experiment, not a promise. Every loss is tuition — not the universe’s revenge.

MetaTrader may belong to the past, but the market cycle is eternal.

Cryptocurrencies introduce a new, open, independent playing field accessible to everyone — and a chance for controlled investing.

That’s how markets stop being a threat — and start becoming a partner. Long-term investing can then generate controlled, steady, and effortless added value.

The real question isn’t which currency you hold, but whether you know entry and exit points, when to take profit and when to restore capital.

If there are no nets in the water, it will be too late to set them in the water when the golden fish arrives.



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A good indicator of the trend direction is the Bollinger Band (BB) values: Length: 200, Basis MA Type: SMA, Source: Close, StdDev: 2, Offset 0. The steeper the decline or rise, the more significant and long-term the trend will be. Add the BB indicator itself or another one you know to the chart. Crossing the outermost boundaries usually means the end of the direction, either temporarily or permanently.