Last crypto bull run, I did multiple 10x and 20x This cycle I expect to do the same If not even more. (And I will share the same with my followers) Not because I am lucky. Not because I have some secret edge. No, that’s not how? It’s much more simpler than that. I’ll tell you exactly how, HERE IS MY PERSONAL STRATEGY: 1. Start small, scale if it works. My first entry is always a probe, not a commitment. If the market confirms, i increase size. If not, i exit. No stubbornness. This keeps my risk low while allowing size when the odds shift in my favor. 2. I never go all in. No matter how confident i am, I always protect capital first. I always think in terms of probability, not emotion. I won’t let one bad decision wipe out months of work. 3. Hold winners. Cut losers. I let strength run. But the moment a trade weakens, i exit fast. When i hold losers it just kills both my capital and my mental clarity. 4. Low leverage at the right time. I use low leverage early in bull markets when upside is high and risk is low. That’s when the biggest moves happen without needing to overexpose. But not now, right now it’s too late for leverage 5. A win doesn’t change how i operate. I don’t get cocky. I don’t size up just because the last trade worked. Consistency beats emotional swings. 6. My stop loss placement is strategic. I never place stops where everyone else does. I understand stop hunts and structure. Therefore I always leave room for my trade to breathe. As most traders lose by getting wicked out of good trades. 7. Sentiment is noise, price is truth. I don’t follow hype and idc about headlines. I only follow the chart. Sentiment can be manipulated. Price never lies. 8. No setup, no trade. I sit out when the edge isn’t clear. I don’t need constant action. Overtrading is the fastest way to burn out and bleed capital. I’ll happily wait weeks for the next solid 10x coin. 9. Volume confirms conviction. If there’s no volume behind a move, i don’t trust it. I wait for real participation. Volume shows intent. Low volume = weak conviction. 10. No fixed profit targets. I never set daily/weekly profit goals. I always wait for the market to give, not force it. Forced trades just lead to poor setups and unnecessary losses. 11. If it feels too big, it is. When a trade causes stress or hesitation, I reduce size. Clarity matters more than conviction. Risk should never control you. Simple. If you made it to the end, I salute you, Like this tweet and I’ll know.