Iโm starting a new trading challenge in 48 hours.
$1,000 โ $1,000,000
Every trade will be posted before and after
We already hit $1,000 to $10,000
If you miss this, you may never get an opportunity like this again
Next Livestream: Monday 16th of November
Comment โ1Mโ and I will DM you the link
At the start of 2026, I said crypto would spend months chopping sideways, with pumps and dumps that went nowhere.
It's played out exactly as I expected.
And I still believe a generational crypto run is ahead.
So I'm using this market to work on growing my account. That's the purpose of my $1,000 to $1,000,000 trading challenge.
$1,000,000 is the target. There's still the trading to do.
I want you working on your account alongside me, taking the opportunities that are there without forcing trades because you're bored of the range.
When conditions improve, I want capital ready for the 10-100x coin opportunities I believe we'll see again.
Finding the right coin doesn't do much for you if you've already lost the money you wanted to put into it.
I called the difficult market in advance. I'm taking the preparation just as seriously.
The next phase of my trading challenge starts in 3-4 days.
The next milestone: $10,000 to $100,000.
We went from $1,000 to $10,000 in three months during phase one.
One of my students went from $10,000 to $66,000 in three months. He actually hit $83,000 before giving some profits back.
If you've been watching from the sidelines, this is your chance to follow the next phase from the start.
Waiting for this account to hit $100,000 before following along is a lot like waiting for a coin to do a 10-100x before deciding to buy.
By then, you've watched the move you wanted to be part of.
I've already shown what's possible with $1,000 to $10,000 in three months.
Now I'm sharing the next phase, and it's completely free to follow along.
Every position gets shared on Telegram or a YouTube livestream before I take it. You'll see my entry, my stop loss and how I manage the trade.
The target is $100,000. Following from the start means seeing the decisions and trades I'm taking to try to get there, rather than just seeing the balance afterwards.
You need to use the next few days to get set up and understand how the challenge works - otherwise youre too late
follow the process while it's happening.
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I helped an Uber driver turn $500 into $127K in 9 months trading crypto
No stupid risk
No years of figuring it out
Just patience and clicking two buttons
The exact shit we used:
started with nothing:
$500 to trade with
blew a shit ton of accounts getting liquidated
working a shit job as an Uber driver
a few years of trading around full-time shifts
9 months later:
$127K in the account
treated his family to a holiday
kept growing his money through spot
had a plan to quit his bullshit job in the next 3 months
The Foundation:
fixed the actual problem
When I looked through his trades, some of them were good.
Then I'd see the shit he was taking in between.
He'd make money on a good trade, then put way too much size on one he had no business taking. That's how he kept getting liquidated.
I told him to cut his risk for a bit
go through the trades he was taking
see which setups were paying him
find the trades that kept giving the money back
then stop fucking taking them
Stage 2: The Perps Sequence
started with $500 on perps
one of the longs he took was $VVV
that was my call
$VVV doubled. With leverage, he made 200%+ profit on his position and came out with 3x what he put into the trade.
Stage 3: Scaling
took profits aggressively when he got the bounce
left those gains in the account
used them to put more dollars behind the next good setup
Stage 4: Increasing Size
same setup on a bigger account = more dollars behind the trade
Good trade = profit he could compound
Bad trade = a small loss he could come back from
A losing trade used to send him back to another deposit. Now he could take a loss and still have the money from his last few winners to trade with.
Stage 5: Six Figures
compounded his way past $100K
started putting money into spot as the balance grew
$127K after 9 months
kept growing the money through spot investments
Perps help you get there faster.
But when you have six figures, you don't want to take the same level of risk as a small account.
You can put six figures into spot and target a 2x over 2-4 months.
With $3k, waiting 2-4 months for that same 2x still leaves you with a small account, its better to be more aggressive with higher risk.
The Sizing
The chart shows where the trade is wrong. Your position size decides what it costs when you get there.
Say your stop is 5% from entry and you're willing to risk $10. That gives you a $200 position before fees and slippage.
If your account grows and your dollar risk goes up to $50, the same 5% stop gives you a $1,000 position.
THE SYSTEM:
start on the higher timeframe and mark the level you want to trade
drop to the lower timeframe when price gets there
for a long, wait for price to run the lows and stop people out
look for the entry after the flush
put the stop below the swing low made during the liquidations
size the trade off what you're willing to lose at that stop
take profits aggressively into the bounce before the trade can round-trip
The blueprint is:
cut your risk while you work out which trades are costing you
cut those trades and size the ones you keep from the stop
take profits when you get the move and let the gains compound
once the account is big, change what you're using it for
I'm showing you how you can do this in real time with a brand-new $1,000 to $1 million trading challenge.
The account is already up 11x. The next phase starts very soon.
This is your last chance to join at this stage. Join for free in my bio.
I met a small exchange owner in Dubai once.
He told me about young traders who'd turned a few thousand dollars into $10-30 million trading crypto.
I thought he was exaggerating.
Then he showed me the numbers through the exchange.
Verified. Real.
So we got talking about the strategies behind those accounts.
He could see the accounts behind the screenshots.
You can see who makes money, who gives it back and who keeps depositing after blowing up.
So I asked him what the profitable traders were actually doing.
We got talking about a setup I use on Bitcoin.
Most traders will read this and go looking for something more complicated.
Bitcoin drops 30-50% into a major support zone.
Traders who bought higher with too much borrowed money start getting liquidated.
That means the exchange forcibly closes their longs by SELLING.
That forced selling can push Bitcoin lower, triggering more liquidations and more selling.
Then Bitcoin breaks below support.
Other traders see the break and open shorts, betting on another leg down.
I wait for a candle to close back ABOVE the same support level Bitcoin just broke. Then I look for my long entry on the lower timeframe.
The traders who shorted below that level are now trapped in losing shorts.
To get out of a short, you have to BUY.
Their stop losses trigger buying. If price rises far enough to liquidate their shorts, the exchange forces them to buy back too.
That buying can push price higher.
We make money off their liquidations and the reaction that follows.
This is backed by data.
But knowing the setup and waiting for it with your own money are very different things.
You can sit there watching Bitcoin fall and start convincing yourself to get in early.
"I don't want to miss the bounce."
"I'll add more if it drops."
Then support breaks and you're one of the people getting liquidated.
You understood the setup.
You just couldn't wait for it.
And this is where more screen time can make you worse.
You start looking for trades because you've been sitting there all day.
You change your plan because someone posted a convincing chart.
You take a loss trying to anticipate the move, then another trying to win it back.
By the time the actual setup appears, you've already lost money trading everything around it.
I mark the level. Wait for the reclaim. Know where the trade is wrong before I enter.
A reclaim can fail too. That's why the stop and position size matter.
Those accounts he showed me were real.
But knowing young traders have turned thousands into millions won't help you if you can't leave your account alone while you wait.
That's why I'm showing you this strategy in real time
I am completing a $1,000 to $1 million trading challenge and am currently already 11x up - head to my bio to join for free
I have completed the first stage of my trading challenge.
$1,000 ---> $10,000
ACCOUNT BALANCE: $11,172.68
The target is still $1,000,000.
Every trade is posted before and after.
This is going to be the last small trading challenge account I think I will ever do.
If you missed the start, you can still follow the next stage.
Iโm starting a new trading challenge in 48 hours.
$1,000 โ $1,000,000
Every trade will be posted before and after
This is going to be the last small trading challenge account I think I will ever do
If you miss this, you may never get an opportunity like this again
First Livestream: Monday 3rd of August
Comment โ1Mโ and I will DM you the link
you're trading a $2,000 account
trying to make $10,000 a month
that's a 500% return
every single month
and you call that "an income"
your rent is due whether there's a good trade or not
so you force trades
withdraw the profits
and keep the account small
you've got this backwards
first you scale the capital
keep your bills covered elsewhere
leave profits in the account to compound
then once you HAVE capital
reduce the percentage you risk per trade
a smaller return on a larger balance can pay more
take a $100,000 account
risking 1-3% per trade
a 5% month = $5,000
a 10% month = $10,000
that's $5,000-$10,000 available as income before fees and taxes
much more realistic than needing 500% every month
you still have losing months
so keep money for your bills outside the account
now you can take profits as income
then what you do is start over again
open another account with a small amount you can afford to lose
SPECIFICALLY for growth
the larger account is for paying your bills
the smaller account compounds without rent coming out of it
once that grows, you can buy spot BTC
or add to your trading capital and aim for a larger income
then you repeat the process again
most people try to live off a small account
then finally build a large account and keep risking it like they're starting again so they give it all back
give the accounts a specific job
I'm showing you its possible in a $1,000 to $1,000,000 trading challenge
Follow to see how I'm putting this into practice
The kids of 2026 think boomers had it easy because they could buy property for next to nothing
The kids of 2060 will think millennials had it easy because they had the internet and Bitcoin
Youโre living through the opportunities future generations will wish they had
Donโt fuck it up






















