If you’ve got less than $50k in crypto, your priority shouldn’t be sitting on bags hoping for a 10x. Let’s say you’ve got $5k. You find a gem, it does a 10x. Congratulations, you’ve made it to $50k. Now what? It’s good money, but it’s not the financial freedom you’re chasing. The mistake most people make is trying to build wealth using the same strategy as people who’ve already made it. At this stage, you don’t need the next 100x. You need an edge you can execute repeatedly. Find your setup. Take the trade. Secure profits. Repeat. Learn to compound an account from $5k to $20k, then $50k, then six figures. It won’t be a straight line. You’ll take losses along the way. But the real goal is to become the trader who knows how to grow capital, not the guy who needs one coin to change his life.

I’ve got $10,000 ready to ape into something. Just haven’t come across anything that’s genuinely quality yet. Not interested in forcing an entry into some random coin for a quick 2 3x. I want something I can put serious conviction behind. When I find it, you’ll know.

One of the biggest advantages you can have as a trader is knowing how to make money in both #forex and #crypto. Crypto gives you opportunities you might not see again for months. Forex gives you a market you can build an entire career around. I don’t want to depend on the next bull run to make money. I want to be profitable regardless of what the market is doing.

I’ve helped multiple people pass their funded accounts. One thing I always tell them: Stop trying to pass a $100k challenge in 3 days. Risking 0.5% per trade is more than enough. You don’t need to catch every move or force trades just to hit the profit target. Take your best setups and let the numbers work. Passing the challenge is one thing. Keeping the account and consistently getting payouts is where the real money is.

I think a lot of people underestimate how much money there is to be made in #forex. Everyone in #crypto is chasing the next 100x. Meanwhile, there are traders quietly making serious money from the same currency pair every single week. No narratives. No influencers. No hoping a coin pumps. Just charts and execution.

A lot of people want to turn $1,000 into $100,000. Very few are interested in learning how to consistently make $500 a day. That’s the difference. One is hoping for a life changing trade. The other is building a skill that can change their life. I’d rather have the skill.

I genuinely believe $BTC makes its way back to 90k very soon. There’s an unbelievable amount of fear in the market right now. Liquidations everywhere, people panicking and geopolitical tensions making everyone even more bearish. I’m still bullish.

I’m starting to see 10M becoming the floor for $DOT. Look at the daily chart. After running to nearly 15M, we’ve spent weeks consolidating around 7 to 10M. That’s what interests me. Still one of my highest conviction plays on Base.

The biggest advantage you can have in your 20s isn’t money. It’s knowing how to make it. Think about it. Someone can inherit $100k and lose it within a year. Someone else can start with $1k, spend years developing a skill and eventually build something worth millions. The difference isn’t their starting capital. It’s their ability to create wealth. That’s why I’ve always believed learning how to make money is more important than making money itself. You can lose your capital. But if you genuinely understand how to generate income, you have something far more valuable than a bank balance. Build the skill first. The money comes from what you do with it.

One thing I’ve realised about making money is that the hardest part isn’t always the work. It’s believing your life can actually change when everything around you has stayed the same for years. Imagine being in the exact same financial position 5 years from now. Same problems. Same worries. Same conversations about what you’re going to do when you finally have money. That thought should genuinely scare you. I remember when the life I’m living now was something I could only imagine. And the crazy thing is, once you start achieving things you once thought were impossible, your whole perspective changes. You stop asking yourself whether it’s possible. You start wondering how much further you can go. Don’t let another 5 years pass just talking about the life you want. Give yourself something to look back on and be proud of.

One thing nobody tells you about chasing success is how many times you’ll question whether it’s even worth it. You’ll watch people your age enjoying themselves while you’re putting everything into building a better future. You’ll miss opportunities, lose money and spend nights wondering if you’re wasting your time. I’ve been there. But I’ll tell you something. The feeling of finally being able to afford things you once thought were impossible is something I’ll never forget. Not having to check your bank account before making a decision. Being able to help your family without worrying about your own situation. Having the freedom to live life on your own terms. That’s what makes the years of hard work worth it. Don’t just work towards looking successful. Work towards never having to worry about money the way you once did.

One thing I’ve learnt is that your life can look completely different in 12 months. And I mean completely different. You could be struggling financially right now, watching people live the life you’ve always wanted, wondering when your time is going to come. I know that feeling because I’ve been there. But imagine where you’d be a year from now if you genuinely committed to building something for yourself. 12 months of learning a skill, improving yourself and making decisions your future self will thank you for. You won’t see the results every day. Some months you’ll feel like you’ve made absolutely no progress. But one day you’ll look back at the life you used to live and realise how far you’ve come. Don’t underestimate what one serious year can do for your life.

The moment you realise you don’t need to put your entire capital into a coin and pray it pumps is when trading starts making sense. Think about it. Instead of risking your entire account on one coin, imagine risking just 2 to 3% per trade. You can be wrong multiple times and still have the majority of your capital intact. At 2% risk, even 10 consecutive losses would leave you with over 80% of your account. Now combine that with a strategy where your winners make 5x what you risk. You don’t even need to win half your trades to have a profitable strategy before costs. That’s what changed the way I looked at making money. You don’t need to risk everything to build serious wealth. You need to understand how to protect your capital while giving it room to grow.

The biggest mistake you can make after earning your first £50k is thinking you can finally afford everything you wanted. The car. The watch. The expensive apartment. Suddenly you’re spending money to look like someone who’s already made it. But think about this. £50k invested into building your income could put you in a completely different financial position in 5 years. £50k spent trying to impress people leaves you starting from zero again. I’ve always believed the first serious money you make should be used to build the foundation for your next £100k, not to prove to people you’ve got money. There’s nothing wrong with enjoying what you’ve earned. Just don’t sacrifice the wealth you could build for a lifestyle you’re not ready to maintain. Looking wealthy and becoming wealthy are two completely different games.

One thing I want people to understand about me is that I genuinely want to see others win. Whether that’s through #crypto or #forex, it makes no difference to me. I’ve never understood people who make money and want to keep every opportunity to themselves. There’s more than enough money out there for all of us. I’ve been through the struggle. I know what it’s like to have nothing and desperately want to change your situation. Now that I’m in a better position, I want to help others get there too. If I find an opportunity, I want the people around me to benefit from it. If I make money, I want to see you making money too. I don’t need to be the only person in the room doing well. I’d rather see everyone around me winning. If you’re serious about changing your financial situation, give me a follow. There’s a lot I want to share with you all.

If you open Twitter and see 10 different KOLs suddenly shilling the exact same coin, that’s usually your sign to stay away. Especially when none of them mentioned it before. Ask yourself something. Why are all these people suddenly so desperate for you to buy? Most of the time, you’re not discovering an opportunity. You’re being marketed one. And by the time it’s all over your timeline, someone else has already positioned themselves to profit from your attention. Learn to recognise the difference between genuine conviction and coordinated promotion. It’ll save you a lot of money.

Making your first $10k is exciting. Making $10k and knowing exactly how you made it is a completely different feeling. One gives you money. The other gives you a skill you can build a future around. That’s why I’ve always valued learning how to trade over finding the next coin that does a 10x. A lucky trade can change your bank balance overnight. A genuine edge can change the way you earn money for the rest of your life. There’s a massive difference.

One thing I’ve realised about Twitter is how many people are genuinely only out for themselves. You can introduce someone to opportunities, give them ideas, show them ways you could both make serious money together. But the moment they see an opportunity that benefits them more, they’ll happily forget you were ever involved. I’ve always believed that if we can both eat, why wouldn’t we? Unfortunately, not everyone thinks like that. It’s crazy how quickly people forget who was there when there was nothing to gain. Maybe I’m just on the wrong side of Twitter.

One thing I wish more people understood about trading is how expensive learning everything yourself can become. I spent 6 years figuring out things I can now explain to someone in an hour. Think about that. 6 years of mistakes, losses, wasted time and lessons I had to learn the hard way. That’s exactly why I created my mentorship. Not to give people signals or promise them they’ll become profitable overnight. But to teach them the things I wish someone had taught me when I first started. I can’t give someone 6 years of experience overnight. But I can help them avoid spending 6 years making the same mistakes I did. And that’s worth more than people realise.