Simple Strategy - Make Profit With TrendlineBitcoin / TetherUSBINANCE:BTCUSDTDomicChainaTrendlines are simple, but traders often overcomplicate them. The idea behind the 3rd-touch setup is straightforward: if price has respected the same rising trendline twice, the third return can become a potential entry area. 1. Why the 3rd Touch Matters A trendline needs at least two clear touches. Touch 1 creates the first swing low, Touch 2 confirms the trendline, and Touch 3 becomes the potential trading opportunity. By the third touch, the market has already shown that buyers were willing to defend this structure before. Still, remember: a trendline is a zone to watch, not an automatic Buy signal. 2. First Check the Trend For a bullish setup, I want to see a clear sequence of Higher Highs + Higher Lows. Then I connect the important rising lows with a trendline. If price is already making Lower Highs, breaking support or moving sideways with no clear direction, I usually skip the setup. A simple rule: trade with the trend, not against it. 3. What to Look for at Touch 3 When price returns to the trendline for the third time, I wait for buyers to react. Confirmation can be a bullish rejection candle, strong bullish candle from support, liquidity sweep and quick recovery, or a small break above the recent local high. The setup becomes: Uptrend → Pullback → 3rd Touch → Buyer Reaction → Entry. This is much better than buying the trendline blindly. 4. Entry, Stop and Target Keep the execution simple. Entry: after bullish confirmation near the trendline. Stop Loss: below the recent Higher Low or below the structure that invalidates the setup. Target: previous swing high or the next resistance. You do not need to catch the exact bottom. You only need a setup where the potential reward is worth the risk. If you start with $100, the goal should not be to double it quickly. The first goal is to protect the account. If you risk 1% per trade, your planned loss is only $1. The correct order is: Find the setup → Define the stop → Calculate position size → Take the trade. Final Thought The 3rd-touch strategy works best when four things come together: Trend + Support + Confirmation + Risk Control. The trendline gives you the location, while price action tells you whether buyers are actually there. So instead of thinking “Price touched my line, I should buy,” think “Price returned to a proven area. Now I want confirmation.”