The Altcoin portfolio is down 70% since I've started it.
That’s part of the game.
I could have: • quit halfway • changed the rules • added extra funds • tried to save it with emotional decisions
…but I didn’t.
I stayed with the portfolio, because transparency and consistency matter more than short-term results.
This is how real portfolios work: • you’ll have drawdowns • you’ll have bad timing • you’ll question everything
But if the structure and thesis remain intact, you stay the course and wait for the reversal.
I’ll share a full longread on my strategy in the coming days: • how I picked assets • how I size positions • when I rotate • what I’m looking for before the next cycle
Drawdowns are normal. Most people quit right before it turns.
It hasn't been that easy lately, given what's happening in the market. The price can break support just when it seems it's about to go up, and the same goes the other way. But 💪💥
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Trading is like math. There’s a formula, follow it and stop complicating things.
1) Identify liquidity on the 4H This is your bias. Swing highs/lows, equal highs/lows, obvious stops. Only one question: Where is price most likely drawn next?
2) Trade only in that direction If higher-timeframe liquidity is above → look for longs. If it’s below → look for shorts. You don’t fight the river.
3) Drop to the 15M/5M/1M and wait for a sweep You want stop hunts. Let price take liquidity first, don’t catch knives.
4) After the sweep, wait for a Fair Value Gap to form FVG is your entry zone. Price always rebalances.
5) Enter on that FVG No guessing, no chasing. Set your stop outside the structure.
6) Target the opposing liquidity Simple. There are always two magnets: where price came from, and where it will go next.
Then you reset and do it again.
Same setup, every day. No magic indicators, no feelings.
This space is growing at lightning speed and so is the need for voices that educate, inspire, and guide communities through the changes.
That’s why I’m honored to be in the running for #Blockchain100 , a recognition that highlights the most impactful creators, builders, and leaders in Web3.
For the past years, I’ve dedicated my time to:
~ Breaking down complex crypto concepts into simple, actionable insights
~ Creating content that helps both beginners and pros.
~ Building an engaged community here where ideas are shared, discussed, and acted upon
But here’s the truth: I can’t do this alone.
Your support is what makes this journey possible.
If my work has ever helped you understand crypto better, make smarter decisions, or stay ahead.
Then I’d be grateful if you nominate me for the Blockchain100.
Here are the details you’ll need for the nomination form:
👉 My Twitter (𝕏): https://x.com/biteaglenews?s=21&t=qIyjGCWaSX70O_hUjorJ8A
👉 Binance Square: BitEag News
👉 Current Country of Residence: type in Ghana
Nominate me here: Nominate me through this link
Every nomination counts, and together, we can win.
Let’s keep building the future of this space not just as spectators, but as leaders of change 🫡
It's the fault of people who take the easy way out and then, like brainless weeds, beg for another trading signal. Learn, make mistakes, become smarter.
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If there’s one thing I truly hate about this space (apart from scammers) it’s the way the superior and egomaniac attitudes keep spreading left and right.
Every time some people share an analysis, instead of letting their work speak for itself, they feel the need to turn it into a performance about how good they are, how they’re the only ones who could possibly see things clearly, how no one else comes close to their level.
It stops being about the idea and becomes about self-promotion, as if every chart or thought needs to be wrapped in a reminder of their genius.
It gets exhausting watching useful insights get buried under layers of ego, because the moment it turns into “look at me, I’m the smartest one here,” the actual value of the analysis is overshadowed.
In a space that’s supposed to thrive on open exchange, growth, and collaboration, that kind of attitude just creates noise and division.
Instead of building trust and sharing knowledge, it builds walls where people feel pushed down rather than welcomed in.