--- title: 'Learn Trading in 24 Minutes' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=_3mTsdCNOQ4' video_id: '_3mTsdCNOQ4' date: 2026-08-09 duration_sec: 1441 --- # Learn Trading in 24 Minutes > Source: [Learn Trading in 24 Minutes](https://youtube.com/watch?v=_3mTsdCNOQ4) ## Summary This video presents a complete trading strategy template, demonstrated through a live trade example on the Hype coin. The speaker outlines a systematic approach covering coin selection, formation identification, trading scenarios, entry points, stop losses, take profits, and position management, emphasizing the importance of discipline and a written plan. ### Key Points - **Trading Strategy Overview** [00:03] — The video promises a fully-prepared trading strategy template that viewers can use immediately to trade and make a profit, without spending hundreds of hours learning. - **Coin Selection Criteria** [00:32] — The strategy requires an active coin with high trading volume. The example coin (Hype) had 2.7 million transactions in 24 hours, well above the minimum threshold of 1 million, indicating strong activity. - **Formation Identification** [01:11] — The coin must have a clear formation, such as a long level with two touches on the four-hour chart, which serves as a basis for trade planning. - **Trading Scenarios** [01:25] — Before any trade, it's crucial to define trading scenarios: entry points, how to behave in the position, and where to exit. The speaker posts these scenarios for his team, marking them on charts and in text. - **Short Slopes and Liquidity** [02:21] — Short slopes are levels before main targets, representing liquidity accumulation. The market often removes liquidity first, leading to a spike and then a return to the long trend. - **Scenario 1: Entry After Spike** [02:49] — The first scenario is entering after the short slope is spiked, removing weak hands, then targeting the main long levels. - **Scenario 2: Entry at Breakdown** [03:18] — The second scenario is entering at the moment of breakdown, when the coin crosses the short slope, expecting a continuation of the movement. - **Scenario 3: Entry from Retest** [03:33] — The third scenario is entering from a retest of the broken level, where the coin returns to the level, people gain positions, and then movement continues. - **Scenario 4: Entry at Final Levels** [03:46] — The fourth scenario is entering when the coin smoothly approaches the final levels, trading below them, as an entry point for a breakout. - **Importance of Written Scenarios** [04:12] — Writing down trading scenarios prevents emotional decisions during the trade, as the brain tends to improvise without a clear plan, often leading to losses. - **Executing the Trade** [05:05] — Once the coin approaches the short slope, the first scenario is triggered. The speaker enters after the coin returns to the retest zone and breaks through it, confirming the spike. - **Setting the Stop Loss** [07:34] — The stop loss is placed behind the spike, where the scenario is cancelled. This is based on facts: if the coin breaks the retest, the trend changes against the trade. - **Take Profit Strategy** [09:41] — Take profits are set before the nearest resistance or after liquidity zones. In this trade, the targets are the long levels on the four-hour chart, which are likely to be removed due to high liquidity. - **Take Profit Fixation** [11:19] — Fixation can occur on a momentum spike or after a smooth growth. The speaker uses the order book to find better exit points, considering densities as support/resistance. - **Analyzing Coin Behavior** [13:40] — Before entering, the speaker checks the coin's historical behavior, noting a clear long trend with higher highs and higher lows, which informs position management. - **Position Management** [14:21] — The speaker manages the position by moving the stop loss to breakeven and trailing it along the lows, while keeping take profits at the final long levels. - **Monitoring the Trade** [16:13] — It's essential to monitor the trade near key levels (entry, stop, take profit) to take timely action. The speaker is up $4,000 and watches the approach to the final levels. - **Exiting the Trade** [17:07] — After the coin crosses the level and shows a big stick, the speaker secures the position, noting that big sticks often lead to rollbacks due to insufficient buying pressure. - **Final Result** [18:12] — The speaker locks in a profit of +5.5% of the movement, earning +$6,200, by following the strategy strictly and avoiding greed. - **Avoiding Distractions** [19:10] — Distractions during a trade can cause missed opportunities or delays. The speaker emphasizes staying focused and calm, as he almost missed a trade due to a distraction. - **Team and Resources** [20:03] — The speaker promotes his 'Pot-Bellied Team' (Puzachi) community, offering training materials, daily coin formations, and a trading tournament to improve results. - **Strategy Summary** [22:44] — The complete strategy includes coin selection, formation, entry point, stop loss, take profit, position behavior, and psychology. The speaker emphasizes that discipline is the hardest part. ### Conclusion The video provides a structured trading strategy template, demonstrated through a live trade, emphasizing the importance of a written plan, discipline, and avoiding greed. The speaker encourages viewers to join his team for further support and resources. ## Transcript trading in one video. Now you don't have to spend hundreds of hours learning to trade. After watching this video, you'll have a fully-prepared template for your own trading strategy, and you'll be able to trade it right away and make a killing on the market. To make everything as clear as possible, I will show everything using examples of my transactions and my trading. And let's move straight to the analysis. The first thing we need to understand is what our trading strategy is built on . Throughout the video, I will structure it, explain it, and you will remember it. The first thing we need is an active coin that is traded by a large number of people. In this case, there was just such a coin. Here we have coinahaype, it has grown, it has been pumped by 22%, and it has a large number of transactions. 2.7 million transactions in 24 hours. We trade coins that are at the top of growth, at the top of decline, and at the top by number of transactions. We look at coins from a million transactions. Here there were almost 3 million, that is, three times more than the figures we needed. This indicates that the coin is indeed active. The next thing we need to have written down in our trading strategy is the formation. In this case, the coin has a clear long level with two touches on the four-hour chart. The next criterion that must be included in our trading strategy, and without which no transaction is executed, is, of course, trading scenarios. This is what our plan is for the trade, what entry points we can consider, where we will enter, how we will behave in the position. Now we have switched to the minute time frame and see that we have a local short level and a slight slope. To make trading easier for the fat guys and to help them learn from real-life examples how to properly mark trading scenarios, I'm specifically posting current formations with pre-marked trading scenarios for the Fat Guys team. And now you see the post that I posted. Here we have the Hype coin, which we are now analyzing, and all the scenarios are fully written out in text form and they are also marked on the graphs. We move on and see the formation itself. We had a short tilt. And short slopes are levels that are located before the main targets, in this case before the main long highs. This is all an accumulation of liquidity. And our market, as a rule, first goes to remove liquidity. And here, of course, in order not to drag out long passengers, those who gained from the short tilt, most often we simply pin down such formations and after that the price returns back to long. And here, according to the first scenario, I considered the entry point, which removes liquidity after crossing the short slope. Since we are removing the weak hands of extra passengers, and after that, with a clear conscience, we go to remove the main liquidity after crossing long levels. Here, my first scenario was an entry point after the short slope was spiked. The second scenario that we considered with the pot-bellied team, here we already had an entry point at the moment of breakdown. And the demolition is what we are picturing as a trade. We enter the intersection to break out of this trade and are already pulling the movement. The third scenario here was from the SMA retest. That is, when our coin breaks through the breakdown, it starts to return to it again, we retest it, people gain their positions, strengthen their hands, and after that we also see movement from the retest. And the fourth scenario that could be considered here is if the coin smoothly approaches the final levels, or trades below them, then this is already the entry point for a breakout of the final levels. I posted this formation to the team of fat cats, marked all the trading scenarios on the chart, and also wrote it all down in text form so that it would be as clear and understandable as possible what to do with this coin, with this formation, and how to trade it correctly. And before each trade, it's important to note down trading scenarios so that you don't make up anything during the trade and don't make any mistakes. Because our human brain works in this format. If he doesn't have a clear plan, he starts making one up. And, as a rule, emotions can kick in that maybe I'll move the stop higher there, maybe I'll take more risk there, or maybe I'll get more movement on the take profits there , just like that, like a fly rubbing its palms and already dreaming of breaking records with one trade. But, as a rule, this all ends in negatives and does not lead to anything good . Therefore, of course, in order for your trading to be based on a system and bring you profit, you need to write down trading scenarios before your transaction. We found an active coin, noted the formation, and wrote down trading scenarios as the third point. Now that we have our trading scenarios ready, we've determined how to properly trade the position. And as soon as the coin begins to form a similar scenario that we noted, we can already begin trading. Now the coin has approached our short slope on the minute time frame . And now we understand that the coin has begun to work out the first scenario that we have noted. And I mark trading scenarios in this ascending order, that is, in the sequence 1 2 3 4. And the first scenario is the scenario that can appear right now. That is, this is the very first scenario that is most likely to appear within a short period of time. The second and third scenarios are intermediate, meaning we will have to wait an average amount of time for them to form. That is, here you will need to wait for the formation itself. If in the first and we are waiting for an entry point, then in the second and third scenarios we are just waiting for that very formation to form. And the fourth scenario is scenario that we can consider, our goals. And in this order, I mark all the scenarios that I post to the pot-bellied team. Once we have decided on the trading scenarios, we begin to actively monitor the coin. What scenario will be worked out? What graphic place will the coin approach, what will it form? Maybe it will already be on an established formation approaching the entry point, or maybe, on the contrary, it will begin to draw a new period of time that we must monitor the coin in order to enter at a good price and a good entry point. Here we see on the minute timeframe that the coin has begun to work out the first scenario. She pinned her shorts tilt. And according to the stake strategy, we have the following trading template. The entry point for us in the stakes is when the coin begins to return to the retest zone and slowly break through it. That is , the coin has lost its liquidity, removed the nearest stops, is starting to return to the retest zone, it is being accelerated, and the retest is broken. This means that all our coins are already starting to return to our final long levels, our targets. This is what a spike means, that we don't have a full-fledged breakout and a change in trend to a short movement, but on the contrary, we removed the immediate liquidity, weak hands knocked out their stops and the coin returned further. That is, such manipulation occurred. I see this and enter into a trade after the coin has already returned and started to break through the retest zone. I open a trade and the entry point is clear here. The next point that should be written into our trading strategy is the stop. Where we will accept the loss from the transaction, where we will accept the cancellation of the scenario. And in the level slogs, of course, the scenario cancellation is located behind the slog itself, behind the reaction itself. after which there was a withdrawal of liquidity and a reversal movement, returning to the retest zone. And all our actions in trading must be supported by facts. We enter into a deal because of this and that. We are exiting the deal because of this and that. Do you understand? And the same with the stop. Stop, we have a script cancellation. That is, if we begin to rewrite our plan, then a short trend begins to occur and the structure elephant begins to turn against us. The trend is changing. Therefore, we have a stop behind the stake, where the decisive place, the cancellation of our scenario, occurs. And our entry point is immediately supported by facts. We have people defending retests. If we go beyond the retest, then we also If a coin locally breaks through the short slope, the trend begins to slightly coin price returns upward, and we cross the retest of the short slope. This means that the Langists are starting to win. and the fact that after crossing the T-test at the slope, our trend already changes to long. And if you want to learn trading, my understanding of the market, so that you can just look at the chart and immediately understand everything you need to do with the coin. If you want to receive up-to-date information and ready-made trading scenarios, answers to all your questions related to beginner questions, trading, psychology, and your life, which you combine with trading. Given the large amount of training material, friendly team, and 24/7 support, I'll leave a link to join the Pot-Bellied team in the description below the video. Join us, let's pull the green stuff together. So we found a good formation, found a good entry point, and even set a stop. But what should we do next? Where will we record our profits? Where are we going to pick up greens from the market? Where will we fill our pockets with money? And the next point that should be written into our trading strategy is take profit. Where are our takes? Firstly, our take profits may be located before the nearest resistance. Resistances can appear on the Resistances can appear on the chart as levels, slopes, cascades, trades, and in the glass - these are densities, purchases or sales against us. And we pay our attention to all this . Further. We can also have take profits after withdrawing some liquidity. Liquidity zones can be levels, slopes, densities, and trading cascades. After crossing these places, we trigger the stops of people who enter a rebound from these places. Stops are market orders that, after crossing, are immediately activated by the market, and we immediately start buying or selling, depending on which direction we went. Knowing this, we understand that we have long levels in this Hype wash trade . This is a liquidity zone. And these are levels at four o'clock. And at the same time, our coin is pumping. She is at the top of growth. There are a lot of people who trade it. We see this in the number of transactions and their volumes. This means that we will go and remove these long levels, since everyone sees them and everyone is trading the coin. There are a large number of stops hidden behind these levels . This is liquidity. And therefore, the targets in this transaction will be precisely the intersection and breakout of these long levels. Once the coin crosses them, we will already be looking for a point to exit, to fix. What points can we use to fix our take profits? First, it can be to take away momentum, a quick impulse movement. As a rule, we have a stick like this, then the coin starts completely fix our position on this stick. The second is when we take a crosses the level and after that grows smoothly, smoothly, drawing new formations. That is, we have such a pumping movement going on. And here it is important to understand what scenario we will use to work out and take the take profit fixations. Therefore, we move to the glass, to our terminal, in which we can already find a better exit point, a better fixation point. We look and pay attention to the purchases and sales that we have on the tape. Next, on the densities that we have in our glass. These densities are resistance or, on the contrary, support for us. Support is when we are given densities that push us. That is, we have a long deal, which means the density should be below our current coin price. This means that the coin is being pushed by densities. And resistance from densities is when the densities are above our current coin price. And based on all this, we understand how we need to correctly work out this transaction, what characteristics we have given, because we take the impulse or take the movement to pull after crossing all levels. Here we see that the coin is active, bubbles are moving, the tape is changing, and movements are constantly occurring. Plus, on the chart we have clear, dense candles for the coin. This is a very good sign that the coin is experiencing good moves that are based on structure. That is, not just some random That is, not just some random graph created from shadows, wicks, incomprehensible candles, and some bricks. I also wanted to ask what kind of videos you would be interested in watching. Be sure to write in the comments. I read all the comments and am very grateful for your feedback. Maybe trade analysis, analysis of some trading strategies, or, conversely, a live format, a vlog format, or something to talk about your life or the psychology of trading, or some other interesting questions, interesting topics, cool videos that to watch. Be sure to write in the comments. Subscribe to the channel and like the video. This way I will know that you are interested in this format. Also, before we enter into a trade, we should look at how the coin behaves. That is, what formations does it work out in history, how does it move, how does it work out similar formations that we enter, how does it behave. In this particular trade, the Hype coin had a good structure, that is, a good long trend. After the short slope was fixed, she started to grow structurally and she rewrote all her highs and did not rewrite her barks. That is, we had a clear, clearly expressed long trend, and therefore we understand how we will behave in the position. And behavior in a position is the next point that should be spelled out in our trading strategy. And here we understand that the coin is holding a clear long trend. And our trend is traded in such a format that as soon as we begin to cross, in this case, a low that we have never crossed, then that’s it, we have a change in trend with a break in the structure. And in this deal, I understood that if we start to approach some kind of bark, we start to cross it, then that’s it, at this point I will fix my position, but if suddenly the coin starts to roll down. But if our barks are held, as in this case, and the highs are constantly being rewritten, then I understand constantly being rewritten, then I understand that, aha, my stop is not in the minus now, but my stop is constantly moving from one bar to the next, from one to the next. And constantly, first, if he was in the minus, then in an even bigger plus. This is how it is pulled over. And my takes were initially at the intersection of the final lang levels. They are there because we have a formation and the coin is constantly rewriting its highs, meaning the take profits are my behavior in this position. This is how I will behave . And now our coin is already approaching our final levels, final goals, after crossing which we will have development, a denouement. And so we have to watch the coin closely to see how it goes through all of this so that we can exit and secure our position correctly. Because it's a very common mistake among beginners on take-offs. They will either get scared, exit early, or exit before the targets, or, on the contrary, will add to the position on the targets. Where they need to be fixed, they are added and worsen their average entry point, that is, nowhere at all. And that's why it's so important to write down trading scenarios so that your trades are clearly structured according to strategy. And when we have a coin near the decisive places of our entry point, our stop, our take profit, we must always always be present and monitor this trade. That is, we phone with this transaction, or an exchange on the computer, or something else. Everything must be open so that we can take the right action. At the moment, I am already up $4,000 in profit, and I am watching how the coin will approach our final long levels. Our approach is quite smooth. This is good, because if there had been a sharp approach, then the position would have already been closed, but here there is a smooth approach with a squeeze, a squeeze. Therefore, I am waiting to see how we cross this level and what kind of movement we will experience next. Here we see that the coin, hop, crossed. I got a little distracted. The coin crossed. I see that she is being held back. Shopping is underway. We are now in the retest zone. Yeah. We forwarded it further. Shopping is back on. There goes a big stick. Here they started to slow down. That 's it, I've secured my position. And after a big rise, the coin started to roll in. That's what I was talking about. It doesn't matter if we have big sticks, they are suitable for the level of these sticks. Or these sticks grew on their own, someone put in a large volume, or someone else is trying to do something with this coin. We always experience a rollback on big sticks, because there is not enough money to simply endlessly buy the coin. At some point we will hit a resistance zone, either sellers and shorts will turn on, in this case, and start shorting the price, or we will have some kind of high density where there won't be enough money to eat it up. That is, the movement begins to stop and go in the opposite direction. and therefore it is important to fix your position. And in this case, please note, we had two scenarios for fixation. We will either have a breakout to pull, or a breakout with the aim of taking the impulse. And so we are looking at what kind of movement will develop in our country. This is where we started to get momentum. The movement continues, they begin to hold the coin on this test, then accelerate it, throw in a large volume and then bam, that's it, they slow down. I locked in my position, took my profit, and put the money in my pocket. And after that the coin started to roll in, to fixed the position, I would have simply lost my profit, lost my greenback. But we don’t want this, so it’s important to always act strictly according to the strategy, according to the rules that you have written down. And never be greedy. It's better to under-earn than to lose. Because often newbies see that a good profit is being made, maybe even more, maybe they can hit a record with a deal, maybe they can take some superxes, double their deposit with one deal. And all these gambling thoughts lead to delays and greed. Therefore, we remove greed. We only have clear facts that are written down in our trading strategy. And another very important , stops, and takes . I wanted to make a note here. So I saved it here, bam, they already sent a large amount, and the coin could have gone without me. But here I quickly saw it. That is, I still followed and followed with my eyes. That's why, hop, I quickly switched over and started trading it. Moreover, I had been watching her for a long time before that, so I understood how she walked. Here. But if you are a beginner, you may simply not have time and get delayed in the hustle and bustle . Therefore, no one should distract you during the transaction. There should be no . Everything should be calm. Calmly, carefully. As a result, calm. Calmly, carefully. As a result, I took +5.5% of the movement from this transaction and earned +$6,200. And team also worked out this deal, because I laid out the formation for the pot-bellied team. An ideal formation with already marked trading scenarios. Come in and get some green stuff. And this particular deal worked out according to the very first scenario of a short-term bias spike. All scenarios were marked on the screenshot and also in text form for maximum convenience for everyone. We have a large amount of training material in our team. You can go to any topic, for example, a newbie, and find out the answers to all the questions you are interested in. The next topic is trade. For more experienced traders, there's a wealth of training material available here to help you make a profit from the market . How to choose a trading style? How to choose a trading strategy? What strategies are there? How to write your own trading strategy? What deposit is required? Where to start? My trading strategy: an analysis of all the strategies we have on the market. What charts to trade? How to distinguish a good schedule from a bad one? How to calculate the graph? Deal analysis. How to identify good and bad activity, when to move your stop-loss to breakeven, how to handle positions, how to spot manipulation, how to set correct trade targets, how to take greenbacks from the market and pull in profits. Incidentally, there was n't enough space in one Telegram post to cover all the important topics. That's why we created the Trade 2 topic. You can also go here and find answers to all your questions on this psychology here. How to stop playing around and control yourself? Read the template before making a trade to prevent emotions from influencing your trading. trading? How to learn to control emotions? You can't trade if? Why is it important to be able to wait for a trader's trading periods? And the next section is life trading. How to combine trading and life? Why do you need to for trading? How to combine trading and work? How to combine trading and school? Our team of potbellied traders publishes current coins and formations daily, with pre-marked trading scenarios. A clear formation, ready-made trading scenarios, everything is clearly and beautifully presented, and with this, it becomes much easier and clearer how to correctly trade these formations, open deals and take the greenbacks from the market. We have a friendly team. We're also currently running a trading tournament within our team, where you can win good rewards for following your strategy and showing good trading results. This adds incentive to control yourself, stick to your strategy, and improve your trading results. That's why we've also introduced a tournament feature that allows traders to improve their trading results. With a team, trading becomes much easier and more profitable. I'll leave a link to the introduction in the description below the video. Join the pot-bellied team. Let's pull the green stuff together. Now you have a fully developed trading strategy, which includes coin selection, formation selection, entry point, stop loss, take profit, how to behave in a position, and the psychology of trading, as well as how to properly control yourself. We have analyzed all of this using the example of live trading. Entry point after the spike and removal of short liquidity. Stop for the stake itself after crossing the final long levels. As a result, I managed to take + levels. As a result, I managed to take + 5.5% of the movement and earn plus $6,200. When you follow the entire trading strategy, money just starts to fall take it and take it. But in reality, in words it all sounds so easy. But in reality it is very, very difficult, because self-control and discipline are the most difficult things in trading. This is very difficult, and you need to always remind yourself of this in order to control yourself. Now you have a fully prepared template for trading. All that remains is to begin. I'll leave all the links to the Puzachi team and Screenerdigash in the description below the video. Thank you all very much for watching. Let's shake hands, enjoy ourselves, and have fun. We inflate the big belly and pull out the green stuff. Goodbye. Bye .