Born in 1993, 35 years old, with a net worth of 30 million. I’ve weathered bull and bear markets, overcoming every obstacle along the way, by sticking to these 6 ironclad rules:
$JCT
1. Don’t trade until after 9 p.m.
During the day, news is flying everywhere, and fake positive or negative news can lure you into a trade. After 9 p.m., the news has mostly settled, the candlesticks are cleaner, and the direction is clearer.
2. Take profits off the table right away
Don’t always hope to double your money. If you make 1,000U today, immediately transfer 300U to your bank account and keep trading with the rest. I’ve seen too many people think, “I’ve tripled my money—now I want five times,” only to lose it all in a single pullback.
3. Follow indicators, not your gut
Trading on gut feeling is just reckless. Check three indicators on TradingView, and only enter when at least two give the same signal:
MACD: golden cross/death cross RSI: overbought/oversold Bollinger Bands: squeeze/breakout
4. Be flexible with stop-losses
$ON.US
If you can watch the market: after making a profit, manually move your stop-loss higher to protect your gains (for example, if you buy at 1,000 and the price rises to 1,100, raise your stop-loss to 1,050). If you can’t watch the market: set a firm 3% stop-loss to protect yourself from a sudden crash wiping you out.
5. Withdraw profits every week
Money you don’t withdraw is just part of a numbers game. Every Friday, without fail, transfer 30% of your profits to your bank account and keep compounding the rest. Over time, your account will grow steadily.
6. There’s a trick to reading candlestick charts
For short-term trading, use the 1-hour chart: consider going long after two consecutive bullish candles. If the market is moving sideways, switch to the 4-hour chart to find support: enter when the price nears the support level.
$SOXL
Crypto trading isn’t gambling. Treat it like a job and stick to a regular schedule every day. A lone sailboat won’t get far, and a single tree can’t make a forest. As you make your way toward wealth, we’ll be waiting for you to rejoin us.
$JCT
1. Don’t trade until after 9 p.m.
During the day, news is flying everywhere, and fake positive or negative news can lure you into a trade. After 9 p.m., the news has mostly settled, the candlesticks are cleaner, and the direction is clearer.
2. Take profits off the table right away
Don’t always hope to double your money. If you make 1,000U today, immediately transfer 300U to your bank account and keep trading with the rest. I’ve seen too many people think, “I’ve tripled my money—now I want five times,” only to lose it all in a single pullback.
3. Follow indicators, not your gut
Trading on gut feeling is just reckless. Check three indicators on TradingView, and only enter when at least two give the same signal:
MACD: golden cross/death cross RSI: overbought/oversold Bollinger Bands: squeeze/breakout
4. Be flexible with stop-losses
$ON.US
If you can watch the market: after making a profit, manually move your stop-loss higher to protect your gains (for example, if you buy at 1,000 and the price rises to 1,100, raise your stop-loss to 1,050). If you can’t watch the market: set a firm 3% stop-loss to protect yourself from a sudden crash wiping you out.
5. Withdraw profits every week
Money you don’t withdraw is just part of a numbers game. Every Friday, without fail, transfer 30% of your profits to your bank account and keep compounding the rest. Over time, your account will grow steadily.
6. There’s a trick to reading candlestick charts
For short-term trading, use the 1-hour chart: consider going long after two consecutive bullish candles. If the market is moving sideways, switch to the 4-hour chart to find support: enter when the price nears the support level.
$SOXL
Crypto trading isn’t gambling. Treat it like a job and stick to a regular schedule every day. A lone sailboat won’t get far, and a single tree can’t make a forest. As you make your way toward wealth, we’ll be waiting for you to rejoin us.
