BISS@bissbtc
My girlfriend thought I was unemployed for 6 months
She watched me wake up at 10am
Sit on the couch in my underwear
Stare at my phone for maybe 20 minutes
Then close it and go make breakfast
She thought I was depressed. She almost staged an intervention with my mum. My mates from school were texting each other asking if I was ok because I hadn't mentioned work in months
Nobody asked me directly because they felt bad for me
During those 6 months I made over $800,000
I'm not exaggerating. I have the account statements. In 6 months of looking like I'd given up on life, I made more money than a senior surgeon makes in 4 years
And the thing that would properly break people's brains is what I was actually doing during those 20 minutes on my phone
Checking if a specific price level on a chart had been hit yet. It usually hadn't. So I'd close the app and go about my day
That was the job
I didn't always live like this. 8 years ago I was an electrical fitter. $3,000 a month. Woke up at 6am. Crawled through building ceilings pulling wire. Came home covered in dust. I was 18 and I could see my entire future mapped out in front of me and it looked like a prison sentence
First time I tried crypto I lost my entire life savings. Put it all in at the top because a YouTuber told me to. Bought more on a credit card. The market crashed. I was 19, broke, and in debt
But during the time I was losing, I realized the people making millions in the markets weren't working harder than me. They weren't smarter. They weren't grinding 14 hour days at a screen
They were barely doing anything. For weeks at a time. Then very occasionally, maybe once or twice a month, they'd make one move. And that one move was worth more than most people earn in a year
I spent 3 years learning what that one move looks like. Still working my job during the day. Studying charts at night. Learning a completely different life in secret while nobody around me had a clue
February 2020. COVID crashed the market. Bitcoin went from $8,000 to $4,000 in a day. Everyone panicked. Everyone sold. "Crypto is dead" was trending
I took $2,000 and bought
3 months later I had $500,000
Bought my first sports car at 21. Turned $500K into $5 million over the next year and a half. Then an exchange called FTX stole every penny. Some kid in the Bahamas was using customer money to buy penthouses and donate to politicians
$5 million to $3,000. Right back to square one
Used the same system. Same lazy-looking strategy. Rebuilt to multi-millionaire within 12 months
The system is this: I wait for a coin to fall 30-50% into a level on the weekly chart where crashes have previously reversed. Then I wait for it to crash THROUGH that level, wiping out everyone's stop losses. That's when all the panic selling happens. All the forced liquidations. Everyone dumps at once
Then when price climbs back above the level, I buy. Because everyone who was going to sell already got flushed out. Nobody left to push it down. The only direction left is up
Stop loss below the wick. Target the previous high. Wait
That's it. That's the 20 minutes on the phone. Checking if this setup exists yet. Most days it doesn't. So I close the app and go eat breakfast
5 trades last month made me $293,000. My girlfriend now understands what I do. She's still confused by it though. Thinks I should at least put on trousers
A student of mine used the same system to turn $1,000 into $100,000 in 42 days. A woman who joined not knowing what a chart even was cleared six figures in 7 months. Another guy made $50,000 in his first week
None of them look busy. None of them are grinding. They just stopped doing the 48 pointless trades between the 3 that actually matter
The hardest part of this job is explaining to people who work 60 hours a week that you earn more than them by doing almost nothing. Not because you're better. Because you learned to wait
Most people can't sit still long enough for the money to come to them. They need to feel like they're doing something. So they click buttons. Take bad trades. Lose money. Then work harder to make it back, which makes them take more bad trades
Doing nothing is the skill. Everything else is a distraction from it
(every trade documented live. links in my bio)
