The 5-Step Framework Im Using to Make $10 Million

So I'm using this exact 5-step framework to make my first $10 million. I'm gonna break it down for you step by step, no detail left out. The first thing you have to understand before getting into it is the difference between position trading and investing. So investing, you never sell. So you can hold for 30 to 50 years without taking profit at all. But position trading, you take profit along the way. So it's still a long-term perspective, but you can sell every 2 to 3 years. The thing is, in crypto, position trading is the greatest strategy known to man because of the predictability behind the Bitcoin halving. So since we have a Bitcoin halving, there's an opportunity to buy low and opportunity to sell high. So position trading is the best for crypto. Now that you understand that, watch this. As a day trader, you have predictability because when you sell, you know if you made or lost money that day. With position trading, it could take a year before you know if you made money or lost money. So you need some type of short-term consistency to hold you accountable through this process. Now I actually created an entire Google spreadsheet to basically follow the process. So the first thing is time horizon. As you can see right here, I have a 1-month, 3-month, 6-month, and 1 year, and 3 years. And I have a thesis for every time horizon with specific events and pillars to hold myself accountable. As you can see right here, we have pillars that I stand on of what I believe, plus evidence to back it up. And this is researched in depth. If you don't have something to hold yourself accountable, you don't even know what you're researching. People pick a random topic, they'll research it, they'll know the truth of it, and they don't even know how it plays into their investment strategy. Then we have confirmation milestones to see exactly if it's going to work or not. Again, something to hold you accountable with exact dates to follow up with. Not only that, but we also have invalidation criteria. If it doesn't go your way, what will be the determining factor for your thesis or your pillar to actually be invalidated? We have that all planned out as well. And then if you do look at it, you can pick your cadence. Like if you wanna look at it weekly, you can pick it weekly, monthly, whatever. I look at it weekly. If something changes in the market, right? Let's say the Clarity Act passes quick or it takes super long, whatever. It changes according to your thesis. You review it and you can add it to the log so you know how to get better. This right here is similar to, for example, a trading journal. You ever heard of that? Where people log their trades. But in this case, it's your theory, right? Because you're holding that position for a year to 2 years, you're not selling. So you don't really know if you're wrong or right. You need to find some system of truth, some point of credibility, right? And so if you change your thesis, then right here you'll know if you're flip-flopping. You'll know if you keep going back on your word through the review log. And here's just a review summary of everything. Remember, this is on a 1-month, 3-month, 6-month, 1-year time horizon, and I can hold myself accountable. I used to do this in my notes. Now I made a full spreadsheet breaking it down. I actually give it to you guys for free. You go to the link in my bio, 7-day free trial, and then it's $1 a month. But you could cancel the membership before you even, you know, get charged the $1 a month. But the link is in my bio. Go ahead and check it out. I actually give this entire system out for free. And then this Friday, I'm going to give you my filled out version. I filled it all out. You could take it, do whatever you want with it. It's all my research. Hopefully you don't just copy it, but you get the point. On Friday, we're going to be doing live Q&A. So get it for a dollar. See you guys Friday, or don't see you at all. Who cares?