I Turned $2,000 Into $300,000 With 1 Crypto And Here's How I Found It

Over the past couple of weeks, I've been able to turn $2,000 into over $300,000 with one single cryptocurrency, and I'm going to tell you guys exactly how I did it, how I found the coin before everybody else, and basically my entire game plan on how I'm going to destroy this bull run and make millions of dollars. So if you're excited for this video, smash the like button, subscribe if you're not subscribed already, hit that post notification bell so you're not gonna be missing any single video.. And without further ado, let's hop right into this. So if you did not know, today when I'm recording this video, Bitcoin had an all-time high of $70,000, which is amazing, which just shows us that we're back inside of a freaking bull run. Now, if you guys have been following my YouTube for a while, you guys know I'm extremely heavy in crypto. I've been trading crypto since 2016. I'm heavily exposed to the crypto markets. Obviously, I'm very silent over the time when we're in bear markets because there's really nothing to talk about at that point. I was just accumulating and accumulating and dollar-cost averaging into my favorite really 4 coins. If you guys want me to do a video about that, let me know inside the comment section down below and I'll do it. But Bitcoin hit an all-time high, altcoins are freaking booming. So a couple weeks ago I decided— well, a couple months ago actually— I decided to get back into the game of buying these low-cap coins, finding these coins before everybody else finds them, buy and buying them and making insane amounts of money on it. If you've been following my YouTube channel for a while, you guys know back in 2021 2020, 2022, around there, you know what I'm saying? I was doing that all the time. I was 10x-ing my money all the time. I 200x-ed my money, um, a bunch of times with one coin. I had turned $1,000 into over $286,000 in 3 weeks, and we've done it again. So I'm going to show you guys exactly what coin I bought, how I found the coin, how I find all of my coins before everybody buys them, and how I vet them to make sure that they're safe, safe as possible when it comes to crypto. And basically my whole entire strategy. So let's hop right into this. So keep in mind, before we go into each and every detail, I wanna let you guys know that I sent the exact coin out exactly when I bought it to my inner circle. I've mentioned my inner circle multiple times. In my inner circle, you get access to all of my trades, not just my day trades that I take with futures and forex, but you also get access to all of my crypto trades. Whenever I'm buying literally anything, these low-cap coins, any bigger positions, I let the inner circle know. And keep in mind, I told everybody about this the same time I bought it. So let's just say they all made over basically 200x their money, just like I did. But if you want to get access to my inner circle and get access to all of my trades, hit that link down below, see if there's more spots, apply to join, and I'll see you guys in there. But right here, this is the first step: dextools.com. Now, Dextools is extremely valuable platform overall. There's so many things on it, but the first step in finding these coins is actually freaking finding them. And how you do that is coming on Dextools, Going over to the left on here, and they have a tab called Live New Pairs. When you click that, it brings up every single cryptocurrency that is created exactly when it was created. As you see, this coin right here was created 6 minutes ago and 50 seconds. This one was created 18 minutes ago, 24 minutes ago. You have access to every single coin that is actually deployed on any single chain, right? Right now, this is on the Ethereum blockchain, but you can choose any of these chains here. So basically my first step is coming on here and kind of just scouring, scavenging through these, seeing which ones look interesting or not. And what I mean by interesting, realistically, I look at the name of it. I see if the name is kind of trendy a little bit, or if it's, it's like a regular name. Some names just scream freaking scam, like something like this, SDAI. DAI is a, is a stablecoin. So when I see something like this, I just completely freaking ignore it. Um, but But you have to realize when it comes to crypto and buying these low-cap coins, it's all about finding the trend. It's all about finding something that's trendy. So the name has to be catchy. The name has to be something regular that people can also remember, right? So something like Lux, that's a pretty good name. Something like Women, I don't know what the heck that is. I don't know. But the name is the first thing that I look at. The next thing I'm looking at is liquidity, because if there's no liquidity, no matter how much money you make, you won't be able to actually withdraw any of the funds. And the price of the coin will be way too volatile to actually trade it at all. So realistically, I'm looking at the name, and then the next thing I'm looking at, the total liquidity. I like to see really anywhere between like $50,000 to upwards of $50,000 worth of liquidity in there. Sometimes I'll be a little bit more lenient with like $25,000 worth of liquidity, but that's realistically what I wanna see in the first place. So this is exactly how I found the coin. Keep in mind, the coin that I bought is called OPSEC. OPSEC made me a ridiculous amount of money. I found it right on here. For example, I clicked on it. Let's say this is OPSEC. Once you click on it, it brings up a chart, it brings up a bunch of data on it. But realistically, all I wanna do is figure out if people are talking about it before I go and vet it to see if the coin is legit or anything like that. I wanna see if people are talking about it because if a coin just launched and nobody's talking about it, the coin is not going nowhere. The coin could be the best thing in the world, the cryptocurrency could be the best thing in the entire freaking world, but if nobody else is buying it, you cannot make money from it. So how I check to see if anybody's talking about it is I take the ticker symbol, which is right here. I don't take the full name. So for example, this is a bad example, but if we, um, go to any other pair here, let's say this one, Beth, um, this is the same bad example, but in the top is usually like a longer name and then ticker symbol is right down here. So I'll copy that. I'll go right over to Twitter, and Twitter is an extremely valuable place when it comes to cryptocurrency. Twitter has made me hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars when it comes to trading cryptocurrency, just because the crypto space on Twitter is absolutely freaking huge. If you follow the right people on Twitter, you can make a ridiculous amount of money just by following what they're tweeting about. But nonetheless, if you come on here on Twitter and type in the dollar sign followed by that ticker symbol that you just copied, you press enter, it'll bring up everybody that's talking about that cryptocurrency. So what I wanna see is actual accounts talking about it, people who actually trade talking about it. I don't want to see these bots. I don't want to see random, like, um, tweets that look like this where it's super, um, like people paid to do it. Like, this looks like a paid post right here, um, and it's just the same guys talking about it. This isn't talking about it at all. Like, I want to see people actually talking about it. And what I mean by it is when I typed in OPSEC for the first time Um, not actually going to their page, sorry. When I talked about— when I typed in OpSec for the first time, I just pressed enter, there was a couple other traders talking about it. Something like this, where one of the team members of OpSec works directly with, um, basically the owner of Ethereum or the creator of Ethereum. This is just real conversations involving the cryptocurrency, which is great, right? Or people saying that I'm buying this coin right now, or I just saw this coin, I'm buying it. I want to see those type of tweets, and I saw a bunch of those when it came to OPSEC. So after I saw people talking about it, I'm like, okay, there's a little bit of hype behind this. Now let me check to see if the coin is actually safe, because in cryptocurrency there are a lot of scam tokens. Literally, if you remember on DexScreen, I showed you guys the live new pairs. If you go on the live new pairs, 95% of the coins that pop up here are going to be scam tokens. They're going to steal your money. You're going to buy the coin and you're not going to be able to sell it. Either it's going to be a honeypot or it's going to have extremely high sales tax. Um, so you really have to vet them to make sure they're safe. So the next step that I took, right, let's imagine this is the— our example here. Imagine this is OpSec. I scroll down here, and under, right next to the name of it, we need to copy this contract address. Click copy address, come over here to this website called Token Sniffer. Um, now I already have this up for OpSec because this is exactly what I did. I pasted it in here, and this basically audits the coin for you. You don't really have to do a lot of work after you you type it into here. Um, but let's do the example of the one that I just copied and pasted so you see what it looks like. So automatically it gives you a score here, 0 out of 100. Um, the token is sellable, not a honeypot. A honeypot basically means when you buy it, the creator of the coin made it inside the contract where only he can sell. So when you buy it, it raises the price up, but you can't sell it, only he's able to sell it. So that is extremely important. We want it not to be a honeypot. A verified contract source just means that it's a legit contract, like it was verified on the blockchain. If that isn't ticked off, I most of the time won't invest into it. Then another thing here is ownership renounced, which basically means the owner of the coin can't make any more changes. A lot of times if the ownership is not renounced, which it is, it's not renounced in this example right here, owners will— owners of the coin will wait for the, the coin to start going up a good amount, then they'll completely change the sales tax to 100%. So anybody that sells it, the tax would just get sent back to the owner, and the tax is 100%. So the person who sold it gets nothing, and the, the owner is collecting the sales tax of 100%. So they're getting all of the money. So it's similar to a honeypot, except you can sell it, but you just don't get the freaking money. Um, the next thing that I look at is I want to make sure that there aren't people who hold a huge amount of the coin. And what I mean by that is if there are a lot of holders who hold 10% of the entire circulating supply of that cryptocurrency, that's a very bad thing because if they just— if that one person decides to sell, that'll take the price drastically. So I want to make sure that the holders don't have a huge— that there aren't a huge, um, just pool of people who hold a large percentage of the coin. I really like for it to be less than 5%, and I saw that with OpSec, so I was very excited about that. And then liquidity as well, this is very important. So when it comes to liquidity, most of the times when people are creating cryptocurrencies, they'll provide liquidity inside the beginning. And, um, basically, basically, if they pull the liquidity out— I know this might sound confusing, but hopefully I'm making it sound a little bit simpler— um, if the owners pull the liquidity out, nobody can sell it because there's no liquid in the market. So what a lot of scam tokens will do, they'll put liquidity inside of it to make it seem like there's a whole bunch of liquidity so people buy into it. Then they'll remove all the liquidity, which stops people from being able to sell it, and they basically just capitalize and keep all of the money, which we don't want to happen. So there are things inside the crypto space called locking liquidity, and it's basically like, imagine another company holds the liquidity and the owner decides to put it inside that other company's, um, allow the other company to hold the liquidity for a certain amount of time. They call it locking it in. So an owner could create a cryptocurrency and lock in $100,000 worth of liquidity for 6 years, 2 years, 3 months, whatever it is. That way we know for sure that for at least 2 months or 2 years or whatever it is, the owner cannot take the liquidity out and stop people from being able to sell. So I want to see liquidity locked on every single coin that I buy. I saw that on OpSec. If we kind of go back to the OpSec token sniffer, when I typed in that address, We see it has 100 out of 100 score. The token is completely sellable. The buy fee is less than 5%. The sell fee is less than 5%, which basically means the tax. So I told you guys there can be buy tax and there can be sell tax. 5% is fine. I'm okay with them keeping 5% if I make any transaction. So I'm perfectly fine with that. Verified contract source. The ownership is renounced. The creator is not authorized for special permissions, which we don't want because we, I don't trust these creators. I don't know who the heck they are. They could just be some greedy freaking, um, scammers that's trying to take your money. So I don't want them to have any type of special permissions that allow them to change the coin at all, which would cause me to lose money. Um, the next thing is going through the holders. So the creator wallet contains less than 5% of the token, uh, circulating supply, which basically means that the creator of the coin itself doesn't hold over 5%. So like I said, we don't want other holders to hold over 5%. We also don't want the creator of it because then he could do exactly what any other holder could be. If he owns 10% of the, the cryptocurrency, he can just sell his entire share and tank the crypto and take that coin, and then we lose money. So I don't want that to happen. And then also, all other holders possess less than 5% of the circulating token supply, which is what we talked about before as far as everybody else that has bought the coin doesn't own a huge lump sum of the coin. Um, now going on to liquidity, um, you can see right here how much was actually injected into it, how much liquidity was actually injected into it. It'll show you exactly where the liquidity is at. I don't really care too much about where the liquidity is at. I come down here to this part right here where at least 95% of liquidity is burned, so that's locked for at least 15 days. This just shows you exactly how much is locked. So 89% of the liquidity, the entire liquidity, is locked up until next January 2025, which is 298 days out. And that's amazing. That's exactly what I wanna see. I don't care that it gets unlocked a year from now 'cause they can always extend that and they probably will end up extending it depending on how far along this cryptocurrency grows. So if it checks all of these or majority of these, most of the time, the only ones that I'm kind of lenient on is if, um, the ownership isn't renounced, because sometimes in the complete beginning the owner didn't get a chance to renounce it yet, or it could take a little minute. So I'm not completely set on the fact that if it's not renounced I won't buy it, but I do need to make sure that the liquidity is locked, and I do need to make sure that the token is sellable and it doesn't have a huge tax. If it says that the tax is modifiable, I'm kind of okay with that. I just won't put as much money into it, depending on the cryptocurrency itself. But for the most part, I'd rather see that the tax cannot be changed because I don't trust these people. You shouldn't trust them either. A lot of scammers inside the freaking crypto space. So now that you see exactly what I kind of go through, I told you guys how I found them on Dextools by going to the live new pairs. Then I go on Twitter, I search the name, see if people are talking about them. And the next thing right after that is I go right on TokenSniffer, I paste in that contract address, and I go through this whole little scorecard just to see exactly how safe this coin is. And then I'll go in and invest in it, uh, using really any platform that allows it. Most of these smaller coins, you have to use a decentralized exchange, something like Uniswap, um, then you can purchase the coins right on there. That's exactly what I did for OPSEC. We purchased it literally on the first day, or technically the second day it came out, but really the first day it came out. Um, we purchased it at right around 1.5 or 1.1 cents. Right now, if you look at it, the price is $1.57 per share or per coin. At one point, it got all the way up— if we zoom out here, it got all the way up to $2.50 per cryptocurrency. But there was some news that came out that ended up being untrue, but it caused some people to sell off. Keep in mind, I still own a a good chunk of this. I sold a little bit off, but I still own a good chunk of this. And we've been able to have right now over 150x our money. So anybody that was in my inner circle, 'cause I told you guys I sent this exact play out into my inner circle, anybody that bought it when I first said it is at least up 150x their money. If they put $1,000 in it, they have $150,000. If they put $5,000 into it, they have a lot of fricking money. That's all I'm gonna say. You know what I'm saying? But at one point we were up 250x our money. Which is amazing. And that is the benefit of being able to buy into these coins and find these coins before most people find and buy them. Now, I'm not saying this will happen all the time where you'll 200x your money, but with the strategy that I just went over, it is very likely to 10x your money very fast. Back in the last bull run, I used to have a whole group where I would send out exactly what I trade, basically how I do with the Inner Circle now. But I was catching 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 20x's weekly, like all the time. And that's just the benefit of the bull market and being educated in this space, to be able to capitalize and hop into, into these coins before everybody else can. But anyways, I hope you guys enjoyed this video and were able to understand exactly my step-by-step process on how I personally was able to turn $2,000 into, at one point, way over $300,000. Um, hopefully you'll be able to take this and use it for yourself as this new bull run is starting. I wish you guys all the best. And like I said, if you guys want to get access to all of my trades, my day trades, which is futures and forex, and also all of my crypto trades, click the link down below to join my inner circle. I look forward to seeing you in there. We're making money on a freaking daily, and we're making freaking huge gains like this on crypto, especially in this next bull run. But if you enjoy this video, I know you will enjoy this video right here because this will teach you how to make thousands of dollars day trading every single day. I'll see you there.