This one insight that changed how I trade forever
I call it 𝐒𝐢𝐳𝐢𝐧𝐠.
Sizing means putting a larger-than-normal amount of capital into a trade because you have a stronger conviction
It means knowing, with certainty, that a trade would perform well and allocating capital according to that belief
Trades with size are different from every other type of trades
In the memecoin space, trades like this come in two ways
1. When the idea behind a trade is still valid
2. The chart pattern is valid
The second type is the most common
And I’ll explain it at the end of this post…
So let’s get into understanding idea validity…
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My first six-figure profit came from a coin I sized into
The coin was built around the idea that a digital saint would be canonized.
It had already spiked to 40M market cap, but since the move itself was a front-run, it meant that the trade wasn’t valid yet
What do I mean?
Most memecoins have a short life span not because they’re useless, but because their validity expires
In many cases, the idea behind the coin only matters for an hour, a day, or a single news cycle.
Once that moment passes, there’s no longer a reason for new buyers to enter.
So this meant that the $saint coin event hadn’t happened yet.
And so even after months, and the coin dipping to around 200k market cap
The narrative, however, didn’t change
In March last year, I bought in with $1,500 and over the next few months, I kept sizing.
My total position eventually reached $4,500.
In July, the canonization date was officially announced for September 5.
That position turned into roughly $105,000.
Since then, 𝘴𝘪𝘻𝘪𝘯𝘨 stopped being about how confident I felt and became about how intact the idea was.
Most trades don’t qualify for this.
But when they do, I treat them differently.
The second time to size into trades is when charts look like this (pictures below)
In memecoin these retracement patterns happen with coins over 40 days old
You’ll need to understand support snd resistance
A simple YouTube video will help you understand
From this $5k becomes $9k on 78%
And you walk away with profits on low risks
That’s how trading changes lives
Don’t just bookmark this
Practice it.
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With a maximum drawdown of just 3%
I’m not here to joke
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As someone who started out trading personal accounts and has traded them for years, trading a prop account has been a completely different challenge.
I started trading prop firms towards the end of last year. I got funded with a $100k account and, at one point, was over $2,000 in profit. Rather than securing my first payout, I kept pushing for more and eventually lost the account. Looking back, I realized I approached it with the mindset I used for my personal account, where I was used to pushing for more. After losing that account, I stepped away from props totally because it felt like all the time and effort I’d put into it had gone to waste.
Recently, I decided to give it another shot with a different mindset, and I’m $100k funded now.
The funded account is great, but what I’m really celebrating is overcoming a challenge that once made me walk away.
Up next: payout. 💪
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