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Эта СТРАТЕГИЯ приносит мне доход уже 6 лет

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Key takeaways

Finance

Instruments / Tickers Mentioned

  • The subtitles reference multiple “coins” (crypto trading pairs) but do not provide specific ticker symbols.
  • Named labels appear as:
    • “banana coin”
    • “Bull coin”
    • “Bula coin”
    • “Power coin”
  • It’s unclear whether these are actual tickers or channel/community nicknames; no exchanges or exact tickers are specified.

Core Trading Framework: Break-Structure / Market Structure Breakdown

Trade idea

  • Identify long or short “levels” (support/resistance).
  • Trade when price breaks the structure—i.e., a trend shift is confirmed by rewriting prior levels.
  • Use staged entries around:
    • the breakout, and/or
    • a retest.

Step-by-Step Methodology

1) Select instruments (coins)

Trade only active coins that are:

  • at the top of growth, or
  • at the top of decline, or
  • at the top by number of transactions.

Uses a screener to find the best setups 24/7.

2) Identify the formation / levels

Look for:

  • a clear long level acting as a target (support/resistance “touches”),
  • and a structure breakdown trigger, for example:
    • local trend shifts where:
      • lows are rewritten (short → long), and/or
      • a structure break occurs where highs are not rewritten.

Also confirm higher-timeframe direction:

  • Local entry points should align with the higher timeframe trend.

3) Choose an entry trigger (up to two approaches)

Entry A: Breakout entry

  • Enter when price breaks the trade/structure level.

Entry B: Retest entry

If you miss the breakout or want higher probability, enter on:

  • a retest of the breakout level, or
  • a retest after a range / trading-floor breakout.

Two retest mechanics described:

  • Limit order from retest zone
    • Place the order in the retest zone.
    • Put the stop behind nearby structural point(s).
  • Rebound / response entry
    • Enter after price starts bouncing off the retest zone.
    • Stop goes behind the reaction point.

4) Stop-loss placement

Stops are placed either:

  • behind the nearest “bark/bark-like structure” (likely a swing/level marker),
  • behind the retest, or
  • behind the reaction / reversal point.

5) Take-profit logic

  • Take profits are placed after crossing final levels.
  • Multiple touches are noted as preferred targets.
  • Single high/low targets are used only if:
    • there is “emptiness” nearby (no resistance clutter), and
    • especially if the coin is pumped/strongly positioned to reach that area.

6) Risk/Reward (RR) filter

  • Require minimum RR ≥ 1:3.
  • If RR is:
    • 1:2 or 1:1 → skip
    • claim: over time the higher RR approach wins.

Stop sizing example:

  • Mentions stop = 1% with RR ≈ 1:8, implying one winning trade covers roughly eight stop losses.

Key Numbers and Performance Examples (as stated)

Risk/Reward threshold

  • RR ≥ 1:3 (explicit requirement)

Example RR / stop buffer

  • 1% stop with RR ~ 1:8
    • implies a profitable trade covers about 8 stop units.

Example trade outcomes (portfolio metrics)

  • Example long/coin:
    • +9% movement
    • +$4,700
  • Short-structure example:
    • exit at -0.15% (about -$16)
    • then the coin later “fell really hard” (used to support disciplined exits)
  • “Bull/Bula” setup:
    • +7.8% to +8%
    • +$2,400
  • “Power coin” / beginner-style small trade:
    • ~2% movement over “a couple of minutes”
    • cited RR ~ 1:4
    • hypothetical:
      • deposit $100
      • risk per trade $1 (1%)
      • entry with “second leverage” volume $200 (optionally $250)
      • 2% movement yields about +$4 to +$5 (+4–5% to deposit)

Cautions / Risk Management Emphasized

  • Don’t trade emotionally or “wait for miracles.”
  • Follow the plan and apply stop rules strictly.
    • Example given: a disciplined exit at -0.15% / -$16, followed by price moving favorably afterward—framed as proof that discipline prevents bigger losses (even avoids liquidation).
  • Liquidity / slippage warning
    • In illiquid order books, slippage can occur.
    • Mentions buying around 0.5–0.6 of the order book and/or paying about ~2% due to illiquidity.
  • Trade selection matters
    • Prefer high-activity coins and structurally clear levels to avoid weak setups and poor RR.

Tools / Workflow Mentioned

Screener workflow (Digash)

Uses a “screener” (Digash’s screener) with:

  • exchange selection,
  • trading style: scalping / medium term / long term,
  • timeframe,
  • strategy selection (mentions 10 strategies; chooses structure breakdown),
  • automatically identifies best formations “24/7.”

Communities / teams (for scenarios/signals)

Mentions joining teams/communities for scenarios (not framed as direct investments), such as:

  • “Belly Team” / “Pot-bellied team”
  • also references “Puzachi team”

Links are said to be in the video description, but no exact URLs/tickers are provided.

Explicit Recommendations

  • Only trade coins meeting the activity/momentum criteria:
    • top by growth, decline, or transaction count.
  • Only take trades with RR ≥ 1:3
    • skip RR of 1:2 or 1:1
  • Use entry type based on probability:
    • breakout for timing,
    • retest/rebound for higher probability.
  • Set stops based on structure/retest/reaction, not hope.
  • Start small as a beginner:
    • suggests starting with $10 minimum to learn.

Presenters / Sources Mentioned

  • Digash
    • screener author/brand referenced as “Digash’s screener.”
  • “Belly Team” / “Pot-bellied team” / “Puzachi team”
    • community/strategy scenario providers (names unclear, but treated as the same referenced group in the subtitles).

Disclaimers

  • No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer is indicated in the provided subtitles/summary text.

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