Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
I accumulated a lot of Ethereum at $10. I've also gotten multiple hundred X's. Here's the actual strategy behind it.
We break all of this down even deeper in our group. The link is in my bio.
Two things make this work. Position trading and liquidity displacement.
Position trading just means holding for one to two years instead of jumping in and out. In crypto, it works because of the Bitcoin halving. Every four years the new supply of Bitcoin gets cut in half. But here's the part people miss. It's not that the price jumps the day it happens. It's that people start accumulating in anticipation, often a year or more before, and that ripples across all of crypto, not just Bitcoin. It's the most consistent pattern we've seen in over eight years and three cycles. So you position ahead of it and let the cycle do the work.
Now the part most people get wrong. They look at market cap. Market cap is basically made up. It's just price times supply, so a coin can look huge with barely any real money behind it.
What actually moves a coin is liquidity, the real money sitting in the pool. Think of it like water. A small pool overflows the second you pour a bucket in. An Olympic pool barely moves. Coins work the same way. Moving a coin with $1 million in liquidity by a big percentage only takes a little money. Moving Bitcoin that same percentage takes hundreds of millions.
That's liquidity displacement. I buy into coins with lower liquidity, not super low, that have real room to grow. A big buy order comes in, displaces that liquidity, and the price shoots up. That's pretty much what happened with Ethereum early on.
It's not perfect, and not everybody can do it. But it's real. I'm living proof.
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I accumulated a lot of Ethereum at $10. I've also gotten multiple hundred X's. Here's the actual strategy behind it.
We break all of this down even deeper in our group. The link is in my bio.
Two things make this work. Position trading and liquidity displacement.
Position trading just means holding for one to two years instead of jumping in and out. In crypto, it works because of the Bitcoin halving. Every four years the new supply of Bitcoin gets cut in half. But here's the part people miss. It's not that the price jumps the day it happens. It's that people start accumulating in anticipation, often a year or more before, and that ripples across all of crypto, not just Bitcoin. It's the most consistent pattern we've seen in over eight years and three cycles. So you position ahead of it and let the cycle do the work.
Now the part most people get wrong. They look at market cap. Market cap is basically made up. It's just price times supply, so a coin can look huge with barely any real money behind it.
What actually moves a coin is liquidity, the real money sitting in the pool. Think of it like water. A small pool overflows the second you pour a bucket in. An Olympic pool barely moves. Coins work the same way. Moving a coin with $1 million in liquidity by a big percentage only takes a little money. Moving Bitcoin that same percentage takes hundreds of millions.
That's liquidity displacement. I buy into coins with lower liquidity, not super low, that have real room to grow. A big buy order comes in, displaces that liquidity, and the price shoots up. That's pretty much what happened with Ethereum early on.
It's not perfect, and not everybody can do it. But it's real. I'm living proof.
Follow for more.
