Alexander LorenzoCoinPicks, CoinPicks · Founder & Chief Investment Officer CoinPicks Capital 👇🏾This strategy made me 8 million dollars

I Don’t Want a 3X When Coins Are Doing 25X to 30X

11 Oct 2026 · 2 min

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In this monologue, the speaker argues that allocating a substantial portion of capital to low‑liquidity, long‑term crypto positions that only promise 3‑4× returns is inefficient when there are opportunities to achieve 25‑50× gains within a market cycle. He outlines a strategy that keeps core assets (Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP) at roughly 20% of the portfolio, reserving the remaining capital for high‑multiple, short‑term plays. The speaker stresses the importance of clear, concrete criteria—liquidity, cycle timing, and demonstrable exits—over vague, speculative approaches. He criticizes “war‑story” investors who claim success but ultimately fail, urging listeners to focus on real, realized profits that can be turned into meaningful outcomes. The tone is urgent, persuasive, and candid, emphasizing disciplined execution and the need to cut through market noise.

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There's so many shiny objects, so much opportunity. Great. But can you put $50 grand into a 25x or not? That's what I want. Can you do that? Because I ain't putting $50 grand in a low liquidity coin. And I'm definitely not putting $50 grand in a long-term investment that I'll never sell in 40 years that will do a 3— why would I want a 3 or 4x return on a coin when When there's coins that are doing 25 to 30x's. I'm not putting my Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP. There's a reason I only allocate 20%. You can invest long-term. Great. That's phenomenal. But the 25 to 50x is what I need this cycle. And I need it now. That's what I'm focusing on. That's what the strategy was built for. And that's what I've been doing over and over again. Sometimes you gotta clear the noise, ignore everything that's going on, and just focus on what works. And just make sure that thing works. Don't be vague. Don't be in the realm of obscurity. Don't be the guy that kind of knows but doesn't. Be the guy that knows for real. It's locked in, solidified to the point where it does actually work. Be the guy that actually works. Does that make sense? I'm being honest because a lot of people kind of work. They kind of got answers. And it kind of looks good until month number 3, and then they fall off and it doesn't look that good anymore, and they never made the money, right? So kind of, kind of doesn't work. Woulda, shoulda, coulda is not cool. The war stories of where you made money and then lost it all, keep that to yourself. To be frank, keep it to yourself. I want to hear the story of where you took money, you put it in the market and got a 25 to 50x, cashed it out. And did something meaningful to reality. Does that make sense? Can we get an amen? All right, cool.