Lethality

I wasn’t going to do this, but someone had to do it…. The next pump in $BTC will be on January 1, 2027. Save this post so you can’t say I didn’t tell you. That’s when the real bull cycle will begin. You’re welcome.

Always follow the strongest chain within the timeframe you’re trading.

@MichaelPatak @EventHorizonTOP 1000%!

@LethalityTrader @EventHorizonTOP Adapt or die

Eventually, something will happen with futures prop firms because the number of traders consistently making payouts is growing at an incredible rate. The business is getting out of their hands. Once it reaches a point where it’s no longer profitable, prop firms will either start shutting down or tighten their rules, making the evaluation process and/or payouts much harder.

Coincidentally, right after I posted this, what happened? And there are still people who believe otherwise. 😂 They comment as if I just started trading yesterday. I’ve been trading for 10 years. I’ve seen many prop firms fail and many others emerge. The fact that people can buy multiple accounts and keep making consistent withdrawals is getting out of control.

@jaycerifit 100%!

@LethalityTrader This 💯💯 I had to step away when I was unprofitable. Literally deleted all socials for 6 months and locked it. It’s the most counterproductive thing for a developing trader with all the comparisons, new shiny objects and added cheap dopamine

Only the traders who distance themselves from social media make it. If you’re still on your journey to becoming consistently profitable, stay away from social media. Social media will constantly push you to compare yourself to others. Trading is an individual journey, and everyone’s path is different. Try this: step away from anything related to trading for two months. Spend time with your family, get outside, exercise, laugh, find things that make you smile and bring out your creative side. As silly as this may sound, if you do this for two months, you’ll be surprised at how dramatically your trading results improve.

First of all, 100% of traders don’t use prop firms. So in this argument, you should be referring to 100% of the traders who actually use prop firms. And for a prop firm to start having profitability issues, it doesn’t need 100% or even 50% of its traders to be consistently profitable and making withdrawals. A relatively small percentage of prop traders consistently withdrawing profits, compounding their accounts, and taking advantage of the ability to buy multiple accounts is enough to create liquidity problems. We already saw this happen with CFD prop firms. Eventually, the same could happen with futures prop firms. How can they deal with it? Simple… make the rules stricter and increase the prices.

@LethalityTrader Well it would be dumb to think that more than 10% of trader will ever make big money.

@EventHorizonTOP Topstep doesn’t apply here since it’s a company that regularly makes changes.

@LethalityTrader Curious as to what data set led you to believe "the number of traders consistently making payouts is growing at an incredible rate". I have yet to see such evidence.

Most traders who got caught by NQ’s manipulation on Friday did so because they focused only on what the higher-timeframe candles were telling them. That’s why it’s so important to study the price action on the lower timeframes as well, because higher-timeframe OHLC/OLHC candles don’t always reveal where the real liquidity pools are.

@LMilak75612 True

@LethalityTrader the problem for most ppl isn't RR, whether it's 1:1 or 1:5. the real problem is bad price action reading — early or late entries. even if ur analysis, bias, idea, etc. are 100% correct, a bad entry can ruin everything. and no RR, whether 1:1 or 1:2, is gonna help anyone with that

Aim for a 1:2 risk-to-reward ratio and focus on improving your win rate. Personally, I risk 2–3% while taking the evaluation. Once I’m funded, I risk 1%. A 1:2 RR is my maximum. If I want to let the trade run further, I take partial profits, move my stop to breakeven, and let the remaining position run.

I’ve never wanted to force an idea or push a false narrative… Everything I’ve used throughout my trading journey, I’ve always told you the same thing: test it yourself. Never believe me just because I said it. Go do the backtesting and the live testing yourself, then come back and tell me whether it works or not. Never believe something out of blind loyalty or because it’s popular. Always be the one who steps into the lab and puts it to the test.

@timexpricex @OmGupta863713 100%

@OmGupta863713 I also talked to @LethalityTrader if it‘s fine and he said „spread that wonderful concept“ .

I decided to help everyone that has problems with Quarterly Theory and Quartersequence with: - sunday lessons - daily recaps / entry possabilities - riskmanagement - psychology And more… If you‘re still struggeling write me a dm on telegram or x.

Nano

Random ? :)

I hope you woke up in a good mood. Today, your plan should be to watch the market during a specific time window and patiently wait to see if your favorite setup forms. If it does, take the trade. If you lose, move on. If you win, move on as well. Being strict with yourself is what will take you to the level you want to reach. I can assure you of that.

I didn’t take this trade, but what do you guys see here? Pure time ⛓️‍💥

You have to believe in yourself first. Then start taking action. If you take action without believing in yourself, I’m sorry, but it won’t work.