📅 On June 22, 2026, I started an experiment that will be conducted completely openly on this channel.
💰 Starting capital: 5,000 USDT 🎯 Goal: 100,000 USDT in 365 days
To achieve this goal, I need to average approximately 28% per month or 5.9% per week.
📌 First and foremost, this is an experiment for myself.
I want to find out whether I can turn 5,000 USDT into 100,000 USDT within one year while strictly following my own trading rules and risk management principles.
⚡ Scalping ⚡ Order book, tape reading and market structure analysis ⚡ Using my own algorithms and trading tools ⚡ No additional deposits
⚠️ Experiment Rules
🔹 Daily loss limit — 15% 🔹 Every trade will be published, both winners and losers 🔹 The experiment ends either upon reaching the goal or losing the entire deposit
📊 This channel will include real trades, statistics, mistakes, market thoughts, and results from my trading bots.
❓Will I reach the goal?
Honestly, I don't know.
But I can promise one thing:
The entire journey will be completely transparent.
If price rises sharply and then pulls back, that is a correction. If price falls sharply and then bounces, that is also a correction.
For a scalper, a correction matters because it shows whether the move is still alive or already breaking.
Markets rarely move in a straight line. Usually there is an impulse, then a pullback. A weak pullback after a strong pump can show that buyers are still in control. A deep and aggressive pullback can show that the move is breaking.
One common trading idea: if a coin is being pumped, do not chase the first candle. Wait for a proper corrective flush. If price does not collapse, liquidity is collected, buyers return, the order book shows support and the tape comes alive again, then continuation may become interesting.
But a correction after a pump is not an automatic entry signal. Sometimes it is simply the beginning of a full dump.
The key is to read the quality of the reaction after the pullback: is there buying, volume, structure, support and continuation?