Understanding the T+7 trade.
When a crypto event hits,think Token2049, Singapore GP, halving parties, exchange anniversaries,
you’re not trading macro liquidity.
You’re trading hype.
Here’s how the rhythm flows:
T–14 → T–7 → Accumulation window.
Whales position early, insiders prepare liquidity.
T–7 → T0 → The front-run.
Price begins to climb into the event,not after.
They’re partying, celebrating, speculating on “what pumps next.”
T0 → T+7 → Exit phase.
The hype peaks during the event itself.
Everyone’s euphoric, influencers are posting, headlines are loud,
that’s when distribution begins.
The T+7 short is the hangover after the celebration.
Liquidity compresses, volume fades, and reality kicks back in.
Now contrast that with a macro event,
stimulus, QE, rate cut, bailout,
there, money takes time to hit the market.
That’s when the rhythm stretches:
T+45 → T+90 becomes the engineered exit.
So:
• Crypto events → fast hype, T+7 trade
• Macro events → delayed liquidity, T+45 trade
Different timelines.
Same cycle.
Learn the rhythm, and you’ll stop being the liquidity.
To all the people asking me what is most likely going to happen next, watch the quoted post.
It has all been pre-planned.
When there is more data to work with I will check if we can refine the expectation more.
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You need to start looking at the market in a more ‘streamlined’ way, without overcomplicating things: the point isn’t to try and catch every single move, but to understand when the price breaks out of the range and how it reacts.
When you see a deviation – that is, the price temporarily breaking above or below the range – it isn’t immediately a signal to chase. It’s a piece of information. It’s telling you that there’s a demand for liquidity out there.
If that deviation is then repeated (double deviation), everything changes: it means that level has been tested several times and the market is clearly showing where it wants to react. That is the real confirmation.
At that point, you shouldn’t enter at random, but wait for the price to return and start forming a clearer structure. That’s when it makes sense to switch to a shorter timeframe and look for a more precise entry, without forcing it. (Rarely test it first if you want to do so with a small position size)
This way of reading the market always applies, whether you’re looking for a long or a short. The concept doesn’t change, only the direction: above, you work from a bearish perspective; below, from a bullish perspective.
In practice, stop chasing the price and start working on these extremes: that’s where the market becomes much clearer and gives you simple invalidations.
$BTC [macro]
Markets, especially BTC, moves from liquidity to liquidity. If price is moving it is either searching for a liquidity point or it is building/creating liquidity.
If you are able to identify how liquidity is building up, it becomes extremely simple to establish a correct HTF orderflow expectation (orderflow expectation = what is price most likely going to do next).
If price is deviating highs while building lows, price is taking out buyside liquidity while creating sellside liquidity. Operating from the perspective that the market moves from liquidity to liquidity and the rotation from buyside- to sellside liquidity becomes the conclusion.
Therefore expectational orderflow = bearish reversal
If price is deviating lows while building highs, price is taking out sellside liquidity while creating buyside liquidity. Again operating from the perspective that the market moves from liquidity to liquidity and the rotation from sellside- to buyside liquidity becomes the conclusion.
Therefore expectational orderflow = bullish reversal
It is incredibly simple and extremely effective.
Now take it a step further and combine it with actual systematic Wyckoff rules and you are getting closer to one of the most precise entry systems.... #TCT
@JEOxendine Both bullish but I have a clear level on dominance - flip 7.6% with volume (which is increasing as we approach) and I think alts catch a bid.
Real men don’t chase pleasure. They chase purpose.
Pleasure is cheap and loud. Purpose is quiet and costly.
Pleasure gives you dopamine now. Purpose gives you a legacy later.
The hardest weight a man will ever lift is the truth about himself.
Lies are heavy, especially the ones we tell in the mirror.
You can’t out-train a lie, out-hustle it, or pray it away while you protect it.
If you won’t be ruthlessly honest about your habits, your motives, and your excuses, you’ll build a life on sand and call it “freedom.”
Test yourself daily:
•Did I serve my mission or my moods?
•Did I choose the hard, right thing, or did I do the easy, empty thing?
•What did I do today that my future self would thank me for?
If the answers sting, that’s good. That’s your compass, not your condemnation.
Cut the escapes that steal your edge such as endless scrolling, video games, empty comforts, & convenient lies.
Replace them with reps that compound such as work, study, service, faith, discipline.
Here’s the paradox: when you chase purpose, the right pleasures arrive as byproducts such as peace, respect, strength, sleep.
Chase pleasure, and you’ll lose all four of those.
Be the man who chooses mission over mood, truth over ego, discipline over distraction.
Own your hours. Own your story.
Choose purpose today and keep choosing it tomorrow.