đ° $10M made â and the goal is even bigger. Hereâs how I think about making money in crypto.
Bitcoin first.
I think the next major bull cycle could eventually take $BTC toward $150Kâ$200K over the next couple of years. Smaller altcoins may move even harder, with some delivering several multiples â but higher upside also means much higher risk. Leverage can amplify returns â and losses.
Part of the strategy was using borrowed capital to increase exposure during strong market conditions, then taking profits and reducing debt as prices moved higher. The key point is that borrowed money has to be managed aggressively because the downside is real. The long-term conviction trade is $SOL.
The idea was simple: start with a leveraged long, add enough margin to avoid getting wiped out by normal volatility, and then let the position breathe once price moved far enough in profit. The $SOL challenge:
The original long was opened around $70 with high leverage. More margin was added early to reduce liquidation risk. Once SOL moved above the entry and the position had enough cushion, some collateral could be withdrawn while keeping the trade open.
The long-term target?
Hold toward $200+ and see whether the trade becomes âFerrari money.â
If you missed the dip, donât panic-buy.
Gradual entries make more sense than chasing vertical candles. If the market gets a larger pullback after a major macro or geopolitical event, that can create a better opportunity than buying after a huge green move.
For traders already in profit, taking partial gains around major event windows can also reduce risk.
The bigger lesson:
Thereâs no single magic trade.
The approach is:
Build conviction â control liquidation risk â take profits when the market gives them â keep capital available for the next opportunity.
The goal isnât just to make money once. Itâs to stay alive long enough to compound it.
#fedratewatch #HKCompletesFirstHKDStablecoinUseCase #BTCBreaks80K #BitcoinMarketCapTopsTesla #SOLJumpsAbout10%
Bitcoin first.
I think the next major bull cycle could eventually take $BTC toward $150Kâ$200K over the next couple of years. Smaller altcoins may move even harder, with some delivering several multiples â but higher upside also means much higher risk. Leverage can amplify returns â and losses.
Part of the strategy was using borrowed capital to increase exposure during strong market conditions, then taking profits and reducing debt as prices moved higher. The key point is that borrowed money has to be managed aggressively because the downside is real. The long-term conviction trade is $SOL.
The idea was simple: start with a leveraged long, add enough margin to avoid getting wiped out by normal volatility, and then let the position breathe once price moved far enough in profit. The $SOL challenge:
The original long was opened around $70 with high leverage. More margin was added early to reduce liquidation risk. Once SOL moved above the entry and the position had enough cushion, some collateral could be withdrawn while keeping the trade open.
The long-term target?
Hold toward $200+ and see whether the trade becomes âFerrari money.â
If you missed the dip, donât panic-buy.
Gradual entries make more sense than chasing vertical candles. If the market gets a larger pullback after a major macro or geopolitical event, that can create a better opportunity than buying after a huge green move.
For traders already in profit, taking partial gains around major event windows can also reduce risk.
The bigger lesson:
Thereâs no single magic trade.
The approach is:
Build conviction â control liquidation risk â take profits when the market gives them â keep capital available for the next opportunity.
The goal isnât just to make money once. Itâs to stay alive long enough to compound it.
#fedratewatch #HKCompletesFirstHKDStablecoinUseCase #BTCBreaks80K #BitcoinMarketCapTopsTesla #SOLJumpsAbout10%
