As we prepare to enter a new bullish cycle base on my view , I want to share my personal spot trading strategy that has helped me achieve massive returns over time. My goal is to help my followers learn and take valuable tips from this approach.
I am a spot trader by focus, and over the years, this strategy has proven to be highly profitable for me. Let’s dive into it, using $BTC as our main example and supporting the ideas with altcoins as well.
Step 1: Identifying the Bullish Structure
The first thing I do is look for a clear bullish structure on higher timeframes — particularly the monthly and weekly charts. This gives me confidence that the bigger trend is in our favor.
I have already explained the $BTC violations on my chart why this structure looks bullish and the need to wait for a correction before entry so I won’t dive in to it in this article 📈
I have explicitly mentioned my take on the current chart since when it got violated
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What next ?
Once I spot this shift, and fundamental factors also align to support the move, I start preparing for entry.
Step 2: Dividing My Funds
When it’s time to enter a position, I divide my funds into two parts:
1. Long-term Swing Position
2. Short-term Trading Capital
For example, if Bitcoin confirms a bullish breakout (say around $85k–$88k), I enter a swing position with a portion of my funds. This part of the investment stays untouched, aiming for much higher targets over time, based on the monthly and weekly bullish structure. I will share these targets on my page once entry levels are confirmed.
The second portion of my funds is used to trade the “noise” — the natural ups and downs in the market. No market moves straight up; pullbacks are part of the journey. So, I actively trade these fluctuations to grow my capital while waiting for the larger move to play out.
Step 3: Trading the Ups and Downs
In the short term, I focus on:
• Demand and supply zones
• Market sentiment shifts
By trading within these zones, I collect profits along the way, making sure I’m maximizing opportunities without losing sight of the bigger picture.
Why I Trade This Way
This strategy serves two main purposes:
• Risk Management:
It ensures I don’t miss the major moves that happen on higher timeframes, even if daily or 4-hour charts become choppy.
• Profit Maximization:
While my long-term funds ride the big waves, my short-term trades allow me to consistently grow my account throughout the cycle.
By having funds working for me in both ways, I can stay in the market without fear and be positioned for both the major breakout and the smaller daily opportunities.
Final Thoughts
I hope this tip helps you develop a solid, flexible trading plan. This strategy has kept me profitable across different market conditions, and I believe it can help many of you too, InshaAllah.
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