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$LINK How I turned $10K into $200K on $CWD and rotated those profits into my $LINK stack . A quick breakdown of one of the best trades I’ve prob ever made not in terms of dollar amount BUT entry/exit and overall execution.
1). $CWD announced they were becoming the first Chainlink treasury on aug 28th. I bought the news on that day, then sold quickly when it broke my SL.
2). I kept watching it. For several days it consolidated and flattend out in the low 2 dollar range. Market cap was only like $1.5M. Nobody cared. Zero attention.
3). Here’s what I noticed: $OCTO announced a treasury purchase, and with a tiny market cap, it instantly repriced from $1 to $80 on the same day. This further reinforced my thesis of market cap repricing and that the same thing can happen to $CWD once they announce it.
4). $CWD said they planned to buy LINK but hadn’t actually announced the actual purchase yet. That was the catalyst.
5). At $2.16, I loaded 5,000 shares. If they announced, the market would have to reprice. With that tiny float, I knew it could go parabolic.
5). Literally The next day, they announced. Price ripped from $2.15 to $56. Market cap repriced, just like I expected. Now this was wild in terms of it happening the day after $OCTO lol but this was my expectation of what could happen and it happened. I literally woke up squinting my eyes at the price LMAO.
I scaled out into strength, sold in tranches at $30, $40, $50. Locked in about $200,000 profit from a $10k entry. (see Screenshots). The only reason I sold so quickly and 80% of my position is that they announced they purchased Chainlink but they didnt say how much which could cause volatility because of uncertainty.
That profit rotated into $LINK. One disciplined asymmetric bet added almost 10,000 extra $LINK to my stack.
The lesson here is the market is full of opportunities hiding in plain sight. Most people ignore them, get distracted by noise, or don’t do the homework. If you stay focused, disciplined, and obsessive about the details, you’ll see things others miss.
This was a case of preparation, intuition, positioning meets opportunity and luck (Luck is always a factor ).
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