Crypto Wizards

Almost got caught in this drop on crypto because I was glued to the daily. Everything looked fine, higher highs, looked like the bottom was in. Then I pulled up the weekly and there it was, a clean downtrend the whole time. From that point I was bearish, and I never believed the bottom was in and I stopped and in spot to my long term holdings. The lesson: watch yourself on the lower timeframes, because the higher timeframe always rules — whether you're trading or investing.

Most people lose money in crypto because they're reading the wrong timeframe. Take Bitcoin — the daily was printing higher highs, so it looked bullish. Felt like the bottom was in. But the weekly had been bearish the whole time, and the higher timeframe always rules over the lower ones. Lower timeframe strength inside a higher timeframe downtrend isn't a reversal — it's a pullback before the next leg down. You weren't wrong about the chart. You were just looking at the wrong one.

A lot of people have no idea what direction crypto will go in

I'm waiting to see a sign of strength here on Bitcoin. So far the lower time frames are the hourly are making higher highs, so I'm just waiting for that push-up and for that continuous higher highs to being made. There is still a high possibility that bitcoin can continue here. I'm just waiting for a sign of strength on the lower time frames to confirm that.

I lost £700K in crypto because I couldn't read market structure. Here's what happened.

Price was in a clean uptrend. Higher highs, higher lows. Then it started to shift — lower highs, then a lower low. The trend had flipped from bullish to bearish right in front of me.

I didn't see it. I thought it was a dip. A pullback. A buying opportunity. So I held, and I bought more, averaging down into something that was already falling apart.

I watched £700K bleed out waiting for a bounce that never came.

Here's what I look for now, and what would've saved me.

On the daily, pay attention when a higher low gets taken out with a candle body closing below it. Not a wick — a close. That's your first warning sign.

When price then makes a second low from that new low, that's your confirmation something's changed.

Once you've got two lower lows and two lower highs, that's a trend confirmation. The uptrend is done. Stop buying the dip, because it's not a dip anymore.

Most people lose money because they're zoomed in too close, reacting to every little move while the real damage plays out on the daily above them.

Learn to read structure. It's the difference between getting out in time and being the last one holding.

I learned it the hard way. You don't have to.

So I'm actually expecting Bitcoin to start pushing up now. We're seeing some strength on the one hour. It's making high highs. Normally this is a sign of strength. All coins are selling some strength across the board and the dominance is dropping. If you don't want to miss out on any buying opportunities in the crypto space over the next coming weeks and months, then make sure you join the Crypto Wizards community.

4 things I'd do differently if I started trading crypto with £500 and a full time job.

One — I'd pick one asset and learn it inside out. Not five coins, not ten. One. BTC, ETH, TRX — pick one and understand it better than anyone. When you're working full time you don't have the hours to track multiple assets properly. One asset, one pot, all your focus.

Two — I'd trade on the daily and 4H only. No 15 minute charts, no 1 minute scalping. You've got a job. You can't watch the screen all day. Higher timeframes give you setups that play out over days, not minutes. Set your levels, set your alerts, go to work.

Three — I'd start with £100, not £500. Not because £500 is too much, but because the first 3 months are for learning, not earning. Most people blow their first account. Make sure it's a small one. The £400 you saved is your second account — the one you trade properly once you know what you're doing.

Four — I'd stop checking the price every hour. It doesn't help. It makes you emotional, it makes you move your stop losses, it makes you exit early. Set your levels, set your alerts, live your life. The market doesn't care that you're watching it.

I lost £700K figuring all of this out while trying to do everything at once. You don't have to.

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TRX is having a pullback right now but the bigger market structure is still bullish.

This is the lesson most people learn the hard way — take profits when you're up. The pullback doesn't hurt you if you've already banked gains on the way up. It only hurts the people who held everything waiting for more.

Profit taking isn't about being greedy or fearful. It's about having a plan and sticking to it.

Structure still bullish. Pullbacks are normal. Stay patient, stick to the plan

I'm expecting a continuation on Trx as long as structure remains bullish.

8 consecutive winning trades on TRX. Here's why.

The market structure on TRX has been the cleanest in the market. If you can't see it clearly on the daily, drop to the 4H — it's right there. Higher highs, higher lows.
In my opinion it's the best performing asset right now with the best price action.

This is exactly why I keep saying trade one asset with one pot of money. When you know your asset inside out you stop guessing and start seeing results and the setups become obvious.

Although the bottom on BTC was pretty clear, actually TRX's price action is more clearer than bitcoins.

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BTC daily is making higher highs. Most people see that and think bullish.

But zoom into the 4H and it's still making consecutive lower lows. The two timeframes are telling different stories.

The rule is simple — the lower timeframe has to confirm first. Until the 4H starts making higher highs, the daily continuation hasn't begun. We're not there yet.

Until that changes I'm expecting lower. No confirmation, no entry. Patience

4 free things I wish someone told me before I lost £700K in crypto.

One — position sizing. Most people bet too big because they're chasing the trade, not managing it. One bad size on a losing trade can wipe out three winning ones. I learned this the hard way.

Two — market structure. If you can't read it, you're genuinely just guessing. You're not trading, you're gambling with extra steps. Understanding where price has been and where it's likely to go next is the difference between consistency and blowing your account.

Three — one asset, one pot. Most people split £1,000 across 10 different coins thinking they're being smart. They're not. When you spread across multiple assets your losses become more random. You're no longer in control of the outcome because you can't possibly understand every asset well enough to manage the risk properly. One asset, learned inside out, gives you a repeatable edge. Ten assets gives you ten different ways to lose money you don't fully understand.

Four — patience. The genuinely good setups appear maybe 2-3 times a month. Everything else is noise. Most people can't sit on their hands and end up forcing trades that were never there. So they overtrade, rack up fees, and wonder why they're going backwards.

I lost £700K figuring all of this out myself. You don't have to.