High-Percentage Trading Strategy — Full Breakdown & Transcript

[00:03] losing trades and finally start earning 10% from each entry point? Today I'll show you my high interest strategy and teach you how to high interest strategy and teach you how to earn more. Let's get started.

[00:25] as soon as the price starts moving, settling for minimal interest. Why does this happen so often even to experienced traders? Let's look at the graph. Here we got a deal like this plus 3% movement. Yes, it's a good deal.

[00:40] The deal was on the order book based on density, but note that we only took +3% here, but the coin went much further. And how much more did she grow? That is, from our entry point, the coin gave a net movement of as much as 130%. And what is this?

[00:58] That is, they took only 3%, but they could have taken 130. The fear of losing what they have already earned gives rise to the desire to secure at least something. Even a small positive movement immediately creates the temptation to close the deal in order to

[01:13] avoid a pullback and internal disappointment. Lack of trust in one's own exit point. Lack of trust in one's own entry point. If a trader is unsure whether opening a trade is justified, it is difficult to stop him from exiting early.

[01:27] The slightest profit is perceived as a chance to avoid a loss, rather than to develop a full-fledged trade. The trader does not understand where to close a position with favorable conditions and where to fully realize the potential of the entire transaction. Traders often

[01:42] overlook key areas of liquidity, momentum flows, and areas where market makers are busy moving. For example, in this particular case, to substitute the density on the spot as support and push the price up. There

[01:57] support and push the price up. There was constant pressure from the participant. He started pushing this coin out. And if we miss these moments, it leads to us closing a small position, and the movement goes away without us. And under such

[02:10] conditions, we experience premature exits and trades immediately after the impulse starts, instead of consciously following the trade. This is wrong. If we have density, if I push the price, then it is

[02:23] clear that it is worth holding the position, and not exiting at the slightest impulse, fixing the minimum profit. And in this deal, it turned out that I deal, it turned out that I only took 3% of the movement instead of 130%.

[02:37] This trade is an example of what happens when you exit early, taking minimal movements. Therefore, it is important to be able to read the order book charts in order to get the most out of the market. Do you want to break out of the vicious circle of short takes?

[02:51] Watch the video to the end. I'll show you the specific tools and rules I follow to land these deals. Everything is quite easy if you follow structure and discipline, a system with specific rules. Any

[03:05] strong move in the market is not just one big candle. Behind this impulse there is always a set of liquidity that a major participant or market maker has accumulated in advance. Understanding patterns and volumes helps avoid

[03:20] false breakouts and focus on the market's reaction rather than the movement after the price returns to the key area. Let's look at how this looks using my XFT coin trade as an example. Here, the first thing we pay attention to is the

[03:35] coin itself. What kind of coin is this? Let's look at the technical data. Here we had a coin that was pumped and there was an upward trend. At the moment, the coin shows statistics that it has grown by 5%. But 5% is taking into account

[03:50] that the coin is accumulating strength. Next I will explain how it works. The next criteria we look at is the number of transactions. Currently, there are 6 million transactions on the coin - this is an abnormally high number, because

[04:03] we select coins with 1 million transactions. Here it is 6 million, that is, six times more than the value we need. That's a lot. That's why our coin is active. It is traded by a large number of people. People set their

[04:18] stops, take certain actions, trade a coin, knowing how people behave, what actions they take, how our market maker, a major our market maker, a major player, behaves. We already understand, yeah, that our

[04:32] where is the liquidity in this transaction ? For us, it is located behind the final highs, behind the final long levels, because people place their stops behind the levels of inclination, density, cascades, and

[04:48] trades. These are all liquidity zones. In this case, our liquidity zones were long levels. And it is precisely these zones that we are hunting for, because our market is constantly removing liquidity. It won't be like this: everyone

[05:02] grabbed their hamster paws and took all the green stuff. No. And on active coins, when coins are pumped, what most often happens is that the coin is pumped, and happens is that the coin is pumped, and people see that it is pumped, growing, and

[05:16] they think: “It can’t grow forever.” No, that means it will fall at some point No, that means it will fall at some point . And during growth, during a pump, they begin to short the coin, entering at the highest point in the hope of catching this

[05:30] highest point and taking the maximum rollback movement with a short stop. We have these highs and levels appearing, and it is precisely behind these levels that the stops of these people who are shorting the coin are located. And we have one high, a second high, then

[05:44] a trade, accumulation, and we have a lot of liquidity accumulating just behind these long levels. And that's why I'm targeting these long levels. And my goal in this transaction is to hunt for the removal of these long levels. Next

[05:59] we need to decide on the entry point. My entry point is in a crucial place. In this case, I had a breakout of the trade. I just happened to be entering at the crucial point. After I entered, the coin stood still for a while, and then it

[06:14] started to move. And here the most important thing is not to chip away too early , not to take away some minimal momentum, a short movement, as soon as the green stuff starts to take hold. No, we have clear, understandable goals,

[06:28] according to which we define our position. And it is important to understand what these goals will be. where the guy was pushing us through the glass , setting his density,

[06:40] gaining a position and pushing the price, gaining, gaining his volumes. And in the deal we were looking at, it was logical to hold off with this guy until he had built up his entire position and take full advantage of the huge move. That is,

[06:55] either build a position with him when he put it under the density glass, building his position, or enter in one place according to the strategy and extend the position until he completely fixes, until he completely

[07:07] completes his position building, that is, push off from a major participant. Or, as in this transaction, when we don't have a large order book participant, but we have market participants who trade the coin at the

[07:22] market, entering into transactions. And as a result, after crossing the liquidity zones, other people's stops are triggered. Stops are market orders. And such a long movement occurs in this case. And after all these stops are triggered, it is

[07:37] no longer relevant to sit and drag the position to some heavens, to some grandiose goals. No, what's important here is to lock in this XFT deal after all our stops are triggered, that is, all the stops are triggered, the coin begins, as

[07:52] in this case, to roll back, because that's it , the stops have been triggered, the langing movement has occurred. After this, all coins begin to short, either fixing the position or re-entering shorts. And as a result, we have a short movement. And

[08:06] notice, I got out here. And after that the coin fell very hard and rolled in completely. And this suggests that everything here was really done as correctly as possible. And the entry point is correct in the decisive place, and the take profits are

[08:20] correct. After everyone's stops have been triggered, that's it, we have nothing left to go long the coin on. The stops worked, we took back our movement, after which we fixed the position and I earned +10% plus $11,600 from this transaction

[08:34] . Therefore, it is always important to take an adaptive approach to each transaction. Not every transaction should be processed in one template, but each transaction should have its own scenario. If in the first case it

[08:47] large participant, who is visible in the glass, who was putting up limit bets, yes, it was necessary to pull. And the fact that I didn’t pull it was a mistake. And in the second deal on HT there was no need to stretch to some grandiose heights. And even 10% is a

[09:04] lot. And this 10% we took all the nearest liquidity that was there. And there who was setting it up, whom everyone could see. Here there was precisely a graphical formation with an

[09:16] emphasis on the market movement, on the market people who are entering into a trade right now, and with an emphasis on the market stops that we had behind the levels, behind the slope. And it was this liquidity that started our movement, which

[09:30] allowed us to make very good money. And if you want to make the same profit from every transaction, then join our team of Puzachi. Here you'll find training materials on trading, trading formations with pre-marked,

[09:44] ready-made trading scenarios that we use to enter and take a good profit. Like in this deal, for example: bam, they came in, bam, they took it. There is a formation, we enter it and earn money. We also offer a friendly team, 24/7 support, and a great

[10:00] working environment for making good money from trading. I'll leave a link to the pot-bellied team in the description below the video. Join us, let's pull the green stuff together. Just three conditions, and you can enter a position with confidence of

[10:13] profit. The first is the technical data of the coin. What should we pay attention to here? This is a price change. It shows us the coin's trend. We have a long trend or a short trend, as in this case. If a coin has grown significantly, been

[10:29] pumped, or, conversely, de-pumped, then this will be a very good sign that the coin is interesting to people, that there is a clear trend on it, and we will work according to this trend. That is, on the chart we should see a clearly

[10:41] defined movement towards long or short. The next criterion in technical data is the number of trades. Here we focus on coins with over 1 million transactions in 24 hours. If a coin has more than 1 million transactions,

[10:57] it means it's active, it's interesting to people, a lot of people are trading it , which means people will set their stops, take certain actions, and we can make money from all of this. And technical

[11:10] data is very important so that we can truly trade only active coins that are in play. The workspace settings. Next, click on the formation tab and enable

[11:26] active coins. And after that, the screener itself will show us active coins in the workspace. It will go through all the sorting and filtering itself and show us only those coins that are truly the most

[11:40] active in the overall market. We also use Redgash screen notifications to search for active coins, notifications for density searches, and for coins that have a structure and a clear trend. Next comes the knife alert, when a

[11:55] coin suddenly moves to one side, long or short. About listings, new coins appearing on the exchange, and the surge in volume. About the coins that are attracting money right now. And we can see such coins

[12:09] using a screener. It will just show us that, aha, op, volumes are starting to appear in the fly coin, money is coming in , we get a notification, and we go in and take the green stuff. This is where the screener excels, helping you

[12:22] find good, active coins and high-quality information that can help you earn a lot of money. It also has a large number of sorting and filtering options, and all of this helps in trading, saves us

[12:35] time, and shows the highest quality formations that we have on the market. With this, our income from trading increases, and we begin to earn more and more. I'll leave a link to the Digash screener in the description

[12:48] below the video. The second condition for a quality entry point is the formation itself. In the formation, we should see clear targets in the form of levels behind which all liquidity is hidden. And the third condition that we must

[13:03] have is a high-quality entry point. Our entry point includes the strategies we trade with. And our entry point itself must be at a decisive point at the moment when people either fix their positions, or enter into transactions,

[13:19] or their stops are triggered. For example, in this transaction on the ETHFI coin, we had a short trend, and on the path of this short trend, a local long level appeared, that is, the place where, upon crossing it, an

[13:34] elephant structure could occur and the trend would change to a long one. But in this case, we spiked the long high, traded below it, and I entered at the moment of the break

[13:46] after the spike and the removal of long liquidity, that is, we removed the nearest stops of the longs and after this spike we formed a trading position. And so, I entered the breakout of this trade at the moment of straw, at the moment of

[13:59] continuation of the short trend. If we wanted to go long here and started to cross the long high, we were not allowed to do so because we had traded too much on this high retest . And here, based on the retest, based on

[14:14] the trading in which direction we are moving, that is where the movement goes. This is how our trade works. Here we had a short trend, short targets, and plus the trading itself was still pressed towards shorts, so here I entered short

[14:29] at the intersection of this trading. And my goals here were before the removal of short liquidity, that is, short levels. And here, again, there is no need to take away minimal movements. The fact that the coin gave a small impulse

[14:44] to be fixed on it, no. There is no evidence that the coin has reached some nearby target. We must have clear, understandable take profits and bases for fixing. Only then will we take maximum profit. Here there were such grounds. These are

[14:58] precisely the final targets in the form of short levels. We crossed them and after that the coin gave an impulse. Impulse is an additional movement due to the stops that have accumulated behind these levels. We crossed them, the stops

[15:12] worked, and on this impulse I fixed the position. The coin moved a little lower, but this was already a minor movement. And after all the liquidity was withdrawn, it grew into a long position, that is, it began to move in the opposite direction.

[15:25] And here, pay attention, I came in, and immediately green paint appeared. I went out and the coin immediately started going long. That is, all the actions on the chart are in decisive places. And this means that everything was done as correctly as possible. As

[15:39] a result, I managed to earn an 8% increase in movement from this transaction and take home $8,600. The main thing is to follow the strategy and do everything according to the rules. Take a disciplined approach to trading, because trading is a

[15:53] job, and following the rules is essential to achieving good confident entry point is only half the battle. The most important thing that distinguishes a systematic trader from an emotional one is a clearly defined

[16:08] exit strategy, where each trade is accompanied by a clear model. And let's look at the next transaction for the Omni coin. There was a really active coin here that was trading at high interest rates. Here we see that

[16:22] it fell by 15%, but at the same time it was in a long trend, and it fell by 15% during this period. That is, after I fixed the position, after the coin rolled in. So, it was in a long trend,

[16:36] but because it was in such a pro-trading phase of accumulating strength, its interest rates were non-long, because it began to fall during the pro-trading phase, and the number of transactions it had was 6 million. These are very good indicators, and the coin

[16:49] was indeed active. Further, the coin had long levels in the form of That is, it is important to extend the position to these levels and take the green stuff. But we need to and take the green stuff. But we need to remember that if we have a cascade of

[17:04] levels, that if our levels are far apart, that if, as in this case, we had a trade, after which we exited the trade and retested it, then in this case our goals are different -

[17:20] case our goals are different - to reach the high that created the retest of rollback occurred. That is, we have the same scenario as in the column drills, the same position fixation. But what

[17:34] happened here? I entered into a deal and saw a green plus 9% movement. saw a green plus 9% movement. But what am I doing? I don’t fix 9%, but

[17:46] wait for the roll-in and exit at breakeven. And this is the mistake most traders make when they sit, wait for some lofty goals, and don’t lock in their positions.

[17:58] This is wrong. It's important to take profits and not sit and wait for some miracle to happen. And taking profits is systematically written into the strategy. And each point, each goal, each strategy, each system, each

[18:15] formation transaction has its own specific criteria for how they need to be worked out. If in this case there is a cascade, if in this case we have a recession, if in

[18:27] this case we have a point from a retest of a trade, then the targets corresponding to the first level high that we have on the way, we have just approached it . But here I got greedy and thought:

[18:42] “Well, we are close to the other levels, why not reach them?” But this is why, or I want more money, or I want some kind of record from the deal, it’s all

[18:58] emotions. There's a chimpanzee inside us that wants to do us harm. We shouldn't let this chimpanzee into trading, because look what happened. I was looking at a plus $9,000 profit, but I didn't

[19:12] lock it in, and the coin rolled in. That is, instead of me taking $9,000 in profit. I just wasted them. They all rolled into me. I closed the position at zero. And in this deal, I was expecting the coin to go even further, for me to get another

[19:27] 9,000, for them to take 20,000, for me to break the record for the deal, but that's all, and maybe I want a record there, I want even more there. No, this doesn't happen in trading. In trading, only a systematic

[19:41] approach is decisive; only this will allow you to earn money. But these emotions will lead to very bad consequences . Somewhere you'll make a profit, somewhere you'll close at breakeven, somewhere else something else . And there are a lot of such deals. Here is the

[19:54] next trade for the CFX coin. The coin was pumped, it had good technical data, it was active. There was a cascade here, there were levels. I entered after removing the nearest short liquidity from the stake and pulled the deal. But

[20:11] liquidity from the stake and pulled the deal. But again, we need to remember that slopes, cascades all serve as our resistance in transactions. And if we have a large

[20:26] distance between levels, or we have some kind of trend, some kind of cascade, some kind of slope, then in such cases it is important to understand that when approaching,

[20:38] as in this case, the slope, the levels, this will act as resistance for us , because these levels, they are not traded enough to be broken through. We can't rewrite these final highs. And in order to

[20:52] rewrite them, you need to wait for the trade right under them. And then we immediately withdrew the nearest liquidity. And we also had a small shop there. We broke through it, gave it an impulse and then rolled it in. That is, we have removed all immediate liquidity. And to

[21:05] reach the final levels, you need to trade them. Therefore, here again, it is important to understand how the mechanics of the movement itself are structured, that in this case it was necessary to take only the nearest liquidity, and not sit and wait for the 21%

[21:19] again, I wanted to take the maximum advantage of such a good, fat deal, earn a record profit from the deal, and at the same time I got $12,000 in profit here. But why, when

[21:33] they could be taken away for reasons, taken away for purposes, and be a greenback? The whole point is to make money from trading, take the profit, put it in your pocket, fix your positions, and not sit and wait for some miracle, like the market

[21:47] going even higher, or hitting some record. No, it won't work that way. Therefore, it is important to always lock in profits in order to make money. And here 12,000 dollars rolled in. I broke even . Plus $1,000 instead of $

[22:00] 12. This is even somehow funny. So why don’t you cover it, why don’t you fix it? Emotions. You need to remove emotions from trading, then you will get good results. We want to make money, so we need to take the profits. Now,

[22:13] calculate how much uncovered profit you have. Hop, 10,000 there, hop, 10,000 hop, I’ve already collected 50,000-100,000 dollars. This same money could have been with you, instead of remaining in the market. That's why it's important to fix our positions so that our

[22:27] money is in our pockets, so that we can enjoy ourselves, have fun, and inflate our bellies . And if you want to receive ready-made analyses of my trades, know what formations I trade, what I do in life, life clubs, videos, what I

[22:42] do there, useful material, posts on the topic of psychology, interesting posts like that, then go to my Telegram channel. I'll leave the link in the description below the video. Subscribe, we'll have fun and have a blast. Another very

[22:55] important point is to enter only in crucial places. Don't come in when people are arguing among themselves. Across between two disputing bases. The shorts argue,

[23:08] the longs argue about which of them is stronger. This means that we should not trade in trading zones when we have both long levels and short levels. We trade strictly according to the trend and hunt for liquidity. And

[23:22] case with the Magic coin, in both directions, then what does it mean? So, there is no need to trade this coin. So, this deal was due to a mistake, because I entered here just in the middle. Yes, we really did have such an accumulation here, and it seemed like

[23:37] after crossing this accumulation, after I entered the trade, it seemed like we really had a trend going long. But pay attention, we also had a short tilt, plus another tilt below that. That is, it

[23:52] meant that we had both long and short positions. And here the entry point is just in the middle. And in trading entry points they are only at the moment when we exit trading at the breakout of the final levels of the

[24:09] entry point. These aren't the final levels, they're just in the middle of the trading area. Therefore, from this transaction -1.7% - 2,000 dollars. And if we want to earn money, it is important to follow a system

[24:22] and discipline, and not to enter ahead of time. It's better to under-earn than to lose. And we enter only by the strength of those people who win. And let me show you what it looks like. Here, for example, is how it is in this deal on Moina Promt.

[24:38] We had a super active coin. She had a long trend, she had long levels. And locally the coin hit the long level, began to bounce off it, and a local short trend appeared. And after we removed the nearest

[24:53] short liquidity beyond the short level, we had a trading gap formed here, and I entered the breakout of this trading gap at the moment of the breakdown, and I entered with the strength of those people who were winning in this case. And who

[25:08] won here? At first, the shorts were winning, the coin was locally going short, but after the pro-trade, we started removing the stops of the shorts after crossing the pro-trade and the longs started winning. And even before that, we removed the nearest stops of

[25:24] longs, which were located just behind the short level. We removed these stops and then negotiated. The shorts thought: “Oops, continue the trend.” But they didn't have enough strength. The langists have started up again, that is, they have

[25:37] The langists have started up again, that is, they have trading line, the shorts' stops started to work. Plus, longs have started to enter into trades. As a result, a structural elephant occurred. And as a result, I entered the

[25:50] intersection of the trade here at the moment of straw already by the force of long people. And after that, after my entry point, the coin immediately went long. And after we hit the final level, there was density on it, then I fixed my

[26:03] position. Here I did everything as correctly as possible. I locked in the position after correctly as possible. I locked in the position after we had a weakness. After the coin stalled at this final level, because

[26:16] there was density there, we hit it, didn't have enough strength to eat it, we stalled, and here, after I fixed it, the coin went short, that is, the coin was rolled, it began to fall. And therefore there is no need to sit out

[26:30] deals. If there is a reason to exit, it is better to fix the position. Yes, we've hit the mark here. Now we haven’t reached full liquidity, and I’m fixing the position. And it seems as if I won’t earn enough . But pay attention to what is

[26:44] best to do next. If our coin hits a level and there is a basis for exiting at the resistance level, then it is better to fix the position, it is better to take the profit, because the chance that the coin will roll back is very high. What's the

[26:59] point of us sacrificing our green stuff so that the profits leave us? It's better to take profits, earn money, and take what's yours. But if the coin approaches this level again and there is a basis for entering at a breakout or for

[27:15] entering early, then we will enter into a second transaction and, it turns out, we will earn twice as much as we could. That is, we will take the movement once up to this final level, then the coin will roll back, if another entry point appears, then we will

[27:30] earn more from the second transaction in two positions to work out this formation. But here we didn’t have a point for a second entry, because the coin rolled back a little, then started moving again, stuck and then rolled back in. That is, this is not the format where

[27:45] you work in two transactions and not the format where you extend the position. Here I fixed the position, the coin immediately rolled in. Everything is done in the most crucial places, so the result is appropriate. I took

[27:58] appropriate. I took +6% movement from this deal and earned +7,700 dollars. The best possible deal, which shows that if you really follow a system, discipline, and strategy, then the earnings will be very

[28:11] good. To earn a lot, you don’t have to sit in the terminal for 3 hours. You need to search correctly. Here's a short guide to the Digash screener. Set up your screener workspace in the same format as mine in order to

[28:24] receive active coins and see the entire formation that we have entire formation that we have on the market. Formations, filtrations. Sorting, as well as a chart, so that

[28:40] in columns, semi-gap areas on the chart, accumulations of high liquidity, as well as indicators and technical data about the coin, are shown and displayed only the necessary values ​​that we should pay attention to. We also set up

[28:54] fee notifications so that we receive notifications about large accumulations of liquidity. We're setting up structured notifications that will show the coin's trend, that the coin has grown, that it has a clear, understandable

[29:07] trend, and that we'll be receiving such coins. The next notification is about knives, about fast coin impulses, when the coin is just starting to pump. The next notification is about listings, so that we receive listings on the

[29:20] set this for all exchanges so that notifications are sent to all available exchanges at once. Next we have a surge in volume, a notification that shows the flow of money into the coin. Money starts to appear on the coin and volumes start to increase. Hop,

[29:34] we received a notification, and we immediately see that the coin is indeed starting to pump, money is being pumped into it , and that the coin is increasing its volume. A coin like this immediately appears to us, is shown, and we see

[29:47] that, aha, people are interested in this coin, and we go in and earn money on big movements. Also set up a coin tab for yourself . to see the best sorting, . to see the best sorting, filtering, formations, active coins,

[30:02] sorting by various criteria. This is very convenient and shows the fastest and most relevant information. I'll leave a link to the Tigash screener in the description below the video. And if you want a full guide to the screener, check it out here. One

[30:16] good entry is randomness. 10 good inputs is already a system. Each setup should be written down, recorded, repeated and gone through a large number of times. Repeatability creates confidence, provides a good take profit size and

[30:30] the right grounds for a trade. Don't look for the best strategy by repeating the same one over and over again until it becomes as clear to you as possible. A high percentage is achieved not through risk, but through correct entry and confidence in the

[30:44] exit. Here, for example, is this transaction on a coin. Here we immediately see that the coin is active, and the technical data fully meets our criteria. There are clear, understandable goals, a clear formation, and a clear liquidity zone. Our point is in a

[30:59] decisive place at the moment of straw. And our takeovers are at the intersection of the final levels. As a result, we managed to take 9% of the movement and earn $10,000 in transactions. When everything is done completely according to the system, in a disciplined manner, then the result is

[31:13] appropriate. If you want more trade analysis, setups, and in- the-moment insights, like and subscribe to the channel. Join the team of potbellied people and receive training materials, ready-made information, practice scenarios, and a

[31:27] friendly team. Thank you all for watching. Let's shake hands, enjoy ourselves, and have fun. We inflate the big green belly and pull out the green stuff. Goodbye. Bye. pull out the green stuff. Goodbye. Bye. Bam.