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70X Bitcoin Trading Strategy with NO LIQUIDATION RISK
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Key takeaways
Market context / setup
- The speaker claims Bitcoin (BTC) is in a consolidation zone, then dropped below it where “liquidity” was located, and bounced.
- A target re-entry/rebound zone is mentioned:
- $116,000 to $120,000 (first scenario)
- The time horizon is emphasized repeatedly:
- ~7 days to reach the target
- Options are described as expiring in 8 days (a bit more than one week)
Core instruments mentioned
- Bitcoin (BTC)
- Spot (buying 1 BTC)
- Futures (leveraged long positions)
- Options (call options), including a call spread structure (buy call + sell call)
Key risk framing / recommendation
- The speaker recommends avoiding futures leverage due to liquidation risk.
- They frame options as liquidation-free, repeatedly stating that buying options has “no liquidation risk.”
- In this framing, maximum loss is limited to the premium paid.
The strategy relies on using call options / call spreads instead of leveraged futures to avoid liquidation.
Strategy framework (as described)
Scenario 1: Bullish rebound from ~$115k with capped upside (claims ~3x+)
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Assumption (price path)
- BTC returns to $120,000 within ~7 days.
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Choose the expiration
- Options expire in 8 days.
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Pick strike levels (example)
- Buy a call with strike = $116,000
- Profit begins if BTC goes above this level.
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Break-even / premium threshold (example)
- Premium for buying the call alone (1 BTC notional): $1,715
- Implied leverage example (speaker’s calc): $115,000 / $1,715 ≈ 67x
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Reduce premium via a call spread
- Buy call $116,000
- Sell call $120,000
- Premiums mentioned:
- Buy premium: ~$1,700
- Sell premium received: ~$515
- Net premium: ~<$1,200
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Profit profile
- Upside is capped if BTC rises above the sold strike (around $120,000–$121,000 in the explanation).
- Example max profit referenced: ~$4,000 when BTC hits $120,000.
“10x” version (higher bullishness; capped profit)
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Assumption (more bullish)
- BTC moves strongly upward.
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Call spread structure
- Buy call strike = $119,000
- Sell call strike = $124,000
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Premiums cited
- Buy call premium: ~$700
- Sell call premium received: ~$530
- Net premium implied: ~$170 (speaker’s “almost 10x” framing; later payoff math also references smaller totals)
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Performance trigger
- “Price of Bitcoin has to move 7.6%” to achieve “10x.”
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Profit cap
- Max profit stated: ~$5,000 (for the 1 BTC example)
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0.1 BTC scaling example
- Premium to pay for 0.1 BTC: ~$53
- Possible profit cited as 10x as well (scaled)
Execution instructions (as described)
Example “10x” call spread execution
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Buy side
- Call at $119,000
- Order price mentioned: $670
- Quantity example: 0.1 BTC (or 1 BTC)
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Sell side
- Call at $124,000
- Sell price mentioned: $145 (“best bid price” at the time)
- Same quantity example: 0.1 BTC
Monitoring / timing notes
- BTC is said to hit a target level ($120,000) about almost one day before expiration.
- The $124,000 target is said to be achieved shortly before expiry.
Key numbers & performance metrics explicitly mentioned
Scenario 1 (first setup)
- Target range: $116,000–$120,000
- Expiration: 8 days
- Strikes:
- Buy $116,000
- Sell $120,000
- Premium & leverage claims:
- Premium for 1 BTC call at $116k: $1,715
- Implied leverage: ~67x
- Call spread net premium:
- ~<$1,200 (buy ~$1,700 minus sell ~$515)
- Example max profit referenced: ~$4,000
- Break-even example (later in description):
- Total premium referenced: $500
- Break-even = $119,500 ($119,000 + $500)
- Profit examples:
- If BTC hits $121,000, profit ~$150 (also described as “3x profit”)
- “6.5% higher” price example → profit ~$290
- Maximum potential profit referenced: ~$450
Note: Some later numbers appear inconsistent with earlier stated premiums (likely subtitle/autogeneration errors), but the call spread structure, break-even concept, and capped profit remain consistent.
“10x” scenario (second setup)
- Buy call strike: $119,000
- Sell call strike: $124,000
- Time: ~1 week / 8 days
- Profit claim:
- ~10x when BTC rises ~7.6%
- Max profit cited: ~$5,000 (1 BTC example)
- Premiums:
- Buy premium: ~$700
- Sell premium received: ~$530
- Break-even math example (for a different described payoff instance):
- Break-even: $119,500 (implies premium ≈ $500 in that illustration)
Disclaimers / disclosures
- No explicit “not financial advice” disclaimer appears in the provided subtitles.
- The speaker frames the content as a copyable trading strategy and mentions their track record.
Presenter / source(s)
- Presenter/source: An “institutional crypto trader” (name not provided in the subtitles)
- Mentions:
- Their public portfolio
- A free Discord channel (no additional platform sources named beyond Discord)
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