MInvest

Attempting to turn $50 into $10k through criptoe

[Luckshury @Luckshuryy]

market positioning cheatsheet:

[MInvest @MInvest_kfc]

@donovanelite Gg

[MInvest @MInvest_kfc]

@donovanelite Same ugly 5min rejection

[MInvest @MInvest_kfc]

@donovanelite Target bro ???im in also

[Matt @tradermatt]

3 risk management rules to improve your trading in 2026

my final vlogmas episode 🎄

please share if you enjoy 🙏

[L2WTrades @L2WTrades]

sat next to a 20 year old guy on a plane who casually mentioned he made $4.5 million last year

didn't look rich

t-shirt

jeans

beat up backpack

i asked what he did

"i trade futures"

"full time?"

"yeah, about 3 hours a day"

"$4.5 million in 3 hours a day?"

"well, it's not really about hours, it's about decisions. i probably make 10-15 decisions per month that matter. the rest is just waiting"

"what do you mean?"

"most people think trading is constant action. it's not. it's 99% waiting for your setup, 1% executing. that's why most people fail. they can't handle doing nothing"

he pulled out his laptop

showed me his calendar

90% of trading days marked: "NO TRADE"

"this is march, see? 31 days. i traded 7 times. made $380k that month"

"7 trades made $380k?"

"yeah, because they were the RIGHT 7 trades. everyone else took 200 trades that month and lost money because they were WRONG trades. quality over quantity"

"how do you know which 7 to take?"

"i don't trade unless i'd bet my house on it"

"what?"

"every trade, i ask myself: would i bet my house on this setup? if the answer is no, i don't trade. most setups? the answer is no. but 7 times this month, the answer was YES"

he kept talking:

"the biggest mistake retail traders make is thinking they need to trade every day. you don't. you need to trade WHEN YOUR SETUP APPEARS. some months that's 15 times. some months that's 3 times"

"what about consistency?"

"consistency isn't daily trading. consistency is ONLY taking your setup. if your setup appears once a week, you trade once a week. if it appears 5 times in a day, you trade 5 times that day. the market doesn't care about your need for action"

"but i feel like i'm wasting time if i'm not trading"

"that's employee mindset. you think time = money. it doesn't. correct decisions = money. i make more doing nothing 24 days a month than you make forcing trades every single day"

he was right

i was trading out of BOREDOM

not opportunity

i tested this for 90 days:

BEFORE "house bet" filter:
- 156 trades
- 41% win rate
- -$3,800

AFTER "house bet" filter:
- 11 trades
- 73% win rate
- +$14,200

11 trades in 90 days

because i stopped trading

and started WAITING

the plane guy was right:

"most traders are addicted to action. they need to DO something. that's why they lose. the real money is in doing NOTHING until the perfect setup appears. but doing nothing feels like you're not working, so people force trades"

"how do you handle the boredom?"

"i have a life outside trading. i go to the gym. i read. i travel. trading is 3 hours a day MAX. the other 21 hours i'm living. you guys are staring at charts 12 hours a day hoping something happens. that's not trading. that's gambling addiction"

he closed his laptop

"here's the secret: the less you trade, the more you make. i know guys trading 500 times a month making $0. i trade 15 times a month making $400k. the difference? i'm SELECTIVE. they're ACTIVE. market rewards selectivity, punishes activity"

flight landed

he gave me his card

"if you want to make real money trading, stop trying to trade every day. start waiting for YOUR setup only. 90% of trading is waiting. 10% is executing. master the waiting and you'll make more money doing nothing than everyone else makes doing everything"

i never saw him again

but i think about that conversation every single day

the math is simple:

you're not paid by the trade

you're paid by the CORRECT trade

taking 200 trades with 40% accuracy = -$5k

taking 20 trades with 70% accuracy = +$50k

same account

different approach

completely different outcome

most of you are over-trading

thinking activity = profit

it doesn't

selectivity = profit

the traders making $500k+/year

they trade LESS than you

not more

they're better at WAITING

not better at TRADING

master the wait

make the money

[huf.hl @hufhaus9]

some stuff you should probably be using, but you're too lazy

(with steps how)

#1 using an https://t.co/w6lMkCz5l7 template

[QUANTUM @marko_vrecko]

CRT where is the best entry!?

50% of the wicks because wicks = liquidity pools.

Study photo.

[exitpump @exitpumpBTC]

“When you win the game, stop playing.”

Underrated advice in perps trading.

You crush it in a trending market, then give it all back in chop.

Conditions change fast.
Momentum gone? Volume dead? Step aside.

Discipline isn’t just risk management.
It’s knowing when to stop.

Win. Step back. Wait for better market.
That’s how you stay consistent.

[shinigamiXBT @shinigamiXBT]

randomly came across an alpha post, i posted 2 years ago

still valid and used almost every other day

[Market Rebellion @RebellioMarket]

Institutional Price Action Cheat Sheet 2025
1. Market Structure

HH (Higher High) → Bullish continuation

HL (Higher Low) → Confirmation of strength

LH (Lower High) → Bearish continuation

LL (Lower Low) → Confirmation of weakness

2. Liquidity Zones

Equal highs/lows = liquidity pools

Stop hunts happen before real moves

Institutional orders hide below/above obvious levels

3. Order Blocks

Bullish OB → Last down candle before an impulsive move up

Bearish OB → Last up candle before an impulsive move down

Retest of OB = high-probability entry

4. Fair Value Gaps (FVG)

Imbalance between buyers & sellers

Price gravitates to fill gaps before continuation

5. Institutional Entries

Break of structure (BOS) + Retest = safest entry

Entry near liquidity sweep = sniper trades

Confluence of OB + FVG + BOS = institutional precision

6. Risk Management (The Real Edge)

1–2% per trade, never more

Stop hunts are normal → place stops smartly

Patience > entries — institutions wait, so should you

Golden Rule 2025:
Retail chases moves. Institutions create moves. Trade with the creator, not the chaser.

[Wyckoff Insider @Wyckoff_Insider]

SMT Divergence The Smart Money Mirror

The market speaks in silence.

When correlated assets move in sync, inefficiency disappears.
When they diverge, truth leaks through the cracks.

BTC ↔ ETH.
DXY ↔ Gold.
USDT.D ↔ Total.
Gold ↔ Silver.
NQ ↔ ES.
GBP ↔ EUR.

Watch who makes the higher high, and who refuses.
Watch who sweeps liquidity, and who protects it.
That’s where smart money hides.

SMT Divergence doesn’t give you a trade,
it adds confluence to the idea you already have.
It exposes relative strength or weakness between correlated assets,
confirming what price alone can’t.

Don’t trade one chart.
Trade the relationship.

[Bitbei @Trader_Bitbei]

Literally my system.

I tend to use value areas (of current trend/range or former trend/ranges) instead of HVN.

And I also look at the low-volume nodes, which are the prices where the market was imbalanced.

[Wyckoff Insider @Wyckoff_Insider]

The Bojan Low.

No, I didn’t invent it.
Yes, I’ll always give credit where it’s due.
But this right here… is elite information.

🧵

1.

The Bojan Low isn’t just a random bottom.
It’s a specific candle formation that marks a high-probability shift.

You’re not looking for support.
You’re looking for a trap.

And only a few see it early.

2.

Let’s get into it.

This setup works best at extreme premium or discount zones
Where market makers have already positioned themselves.

That’s your context.
If the context is wrong, everything else collapses.

3.

So what is it?

On the third close (sometimes the wick, sometimes the open)
the market gives you a window.

That’s where you strike.

Not randomly.
Not emotionally.

It’s mathematical precision blended with intuition.

4.

The key is:
→ Higher timeframe context
→ Market Maker Supply or Demand zone
→ The third candle is your sniper entry

You won’t always get confirmation.
But when it aligns… it’s game over.

5.

This works in both directions.

Bottoming formation → reversal long
Topping formation → reversal short

Study the inverse.
Then master the mirror.

6.

I’ve said enough.
If it’s not clicking it’s not meant to click.

Some of you will print off this chart and study it for weeks.
Others will scroll past.

That’s the game.

7.

Watch the open.
Watch the wick.
Watch the third close.

When they line up with context,
the Bojan Low becomes your best friend.

[Mountain Man @MNT_MAN888]

@Wyckoff_Insider @Bojan_618 Made this a while back✍️

[Wyckoff Insider @Wyckoff_Insider]

1/ Market Makers

Every move in the market is either accumulation or distribution.
Market makers don’t chase, they create traps.
Retail always ends up on the wrong side.
Your edge? Ride with the market makers, not against them.

🧵 A simple breakdown:
2/ Supply & Demand Dynamics
When retail is overly short, smart money accumulates.
When retail is overly long, smart money distributes.
It’s a liquidity game.
They win by filling positions, retail provides the exit liquidity.

3/ The Key: Confirmation Moves

After accumulation/distribution, market makers show their hand:
A strong push. A shift in structure. A rejection.
This is your confirmation.
Not before, after they’ve positioned themselves.

4/ Where the Real Opportunities Are
🟢 Price at extreme discount
🟢 Mid-timeframe range forming
🟢 Accumulation + confirmation move
→ High-probability long
🔴 Price at extreme premium
🔴 Mid-timeframe range forming
🔴 Distribution + confirmation move
→ High-probability short
5/ Win Rate on These Setups?

90–95% if you wait for the full picture:
• HTF context
• MTF structure
• Clear accumulation/distribution
• Confirmation move

You only need 1–3 trades a week. The rest is noise.
6/ The Hardest Part?
Patience.
Connecting the dots.
Waiting for the right context.
Confidence in structure over emotions.
Most traders overtrade. Pros filter.

7/ Final Thoughts

You’ll never outsmart the market makers but you can follow their trail.
• Wait for extremes
• Understand who’s trapped
• Trade only after confirmation

Keep it simple. Trade like an Insider.

[Wyckoff Insider @Wyckoff_Insider]

BTCUSD.P Bybit. Main MTF trading ( low/high not taken this chart rules)

BTCUSDT.P Mexc LTF trading.

BTCUSD Index HTF POI zones.

ETHUSDT.P Bybit Main trading.

ETH/BTC Main confluence chart.

USDT.D Main confluence chart.

TOTAL Main confluence chart.

[Wyckoff Insider @Wyckoff_Insider]

🧵 There are rules in trading.

I didn’t make them.
But I learned to obey them.

📉 If you break them, you pay.
📈 If you follow them, you profit.

It’s not personal.
It’s just how the game works.

Here’s what most traders don’t want to hear:

1/
The market doesn’t care about your opinion.
Your emotions.
Your “gut feeling.”

It cares about structure, liquidity, timing.

That’s it.

2/
There’s no room for “maybe” in a system built on probabilities.

You either:

✅ Obey the rules or
❌ Get punished by them

It’s that simple.

3/
Common trader mistake:

“Let me just break the rule this once.”

That’s how accounts bleed.

Once you break discipline, the market sniffs you out.

4/
You don’t need to be smart.
You need to respect the rules:

▫️ Cut losers
▫️ Let winners run
▫️ Don’t chase
▫️ Don’t overleverage
▫️ Don’t revenge trade
▫️ Trade what’s there, not what you wish was there

5/
This game isn’t fair.
But it is consistent.

The ones who last are the ones who submit to the rules not the ones who try to outsmart them.

I didn’t make the rules.

I just learned the hard way:

Obey them or get wrecked.

[| Soul | @A_soulstrades]

Swing trading is for rich people

Learn intraday

[Peter Ming @mingytrades]

Been a while friends, enjoyed being away from twitter for a while. Lets get back to the education and posting again.