$OGN In July, I coached a follower who started with just a few hundred U. In two months, his account grew several times over.
$STRK He started out like many people, thinking there was no hope with a small amount of capital.
$SECZ I told him to stay away from slow-moving markets like the Nasdaq and gold and go straight for altcoins—the bigger the swings, the more room there is to make a move.
Use 3–5x leverage and put about a third of your capital into each position. Don’t go all in, but don’t be too timid either.
How do you pick what to trade?
Look for coins with trading volume around 10 million. If volume suddenly surges or something unusual happens, pay close attention. Time your entry well, set a firm stop-loss, and hold as long as the trend remains intact.
At first, he was itching to get out too. But later, he stuck to the rules, alternating between trailing take-profits and a fixed risk-reward ratio. After riding out a few market moves, his account started to snowball.
Turning a small amount of capital around doesn’t come down to luck. It comes down to choosing the right arena, keeping your impulses in check, and having the patience to hold.
There are always opportunities in the market. The key is whether you can keep up with the pace.
$STRK He started out like many people, thinking there was no hope with a small amount of capital.
$SECZ I told him to stay away from slow-moving markets like the Nasdaq and gold and go straight for altcoins—the bigger the swings, the more room there is to make a move.
Use 3–5x leverage and put about a third of your capital into each position. Don’t go all in, but don’t be too timid either.
How do you pick what to trade?
Look for coins with trading volume around 10 million. If volume suddenly surges or something unusual happens, pay close attention. Time your entry well, set a firm stop-loss, and hold as long as the trend remains intact.
At first, he was itching to get out too. But later, he stuck to the rules, alternating between trailing take-profits and a fixed risk-reward ratio. After riding out a few market moves, his account started to snowball.
Turning a small amount of capital around doesn’t come down to luck. It comes down to choosing the right arena, keeping your impulses in check, and having the patience to hold.
There are always opportunities in the market. The key is whether you can keep up with the pace.