A crypto trader combines leveraged positions with spot purchases to reduce liquidation risk while keeping upside potential intact. He layers in Bitcoin halving cycle timing to predict market tops and bottoms, claiming this beats traditional macro cycles and gives him an unfair advantage.
You can get a 25x. So leverage trades have the chances of getting liquidated. Spot buying doesn't, but the upside is similar. You can get a 25x. You can get a 10-15x on a position spot buy. It's crazy. That means that you dampen the low side risk substantially, but you kept the upside. Did you hear what I said? You have significantly less low side risk, but you keep And the upside, it's unheard of. It's like unheard of. And then if you combine those 2 elements, those simple elements, to where you're literally set up for success— oh my gosh, you're set up for— that alone would be like you're cooking everybody, that alone. But then just combine it on the top to where we have the predictability of the Bitcoin halving, to where we know generally when the market's going to be at a low and at a Bro, are you, are you kidding me? We know in general to a high probability, in my opinion, when the tops and bottoms are going to be in because of the Bitcoin halving. So not only do you have a superior risk management setup, but at the same time you have a superior market condition setup that seems to surpass even the Federal Reserve's debt cycle. Everything adheres to the Federal Reserve's debt cycle except for the Bitcoin halving, supposedly. That doesn't make sense. That is like— it's unfair. It's unfair. That's why I keep doing it. I'm not smart, bro. I just be— I just keep doing it over and over again, the same thing.
