Kaizen no michi. Public Journal.
Joined September 2023
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This journey nearly broke me.
And I don’t mean “oh it was hard lol”. I mean it forced me to look at myself in ways I’d avoided my entire life.
At the start, I thought I had it handled.
Edge? Check.
Confidence? Check.
Vision of freedom? Crystal f*cking clear.
That illusion didn’t last long, because when the pressure came, the truth came with it:
- My psychology was a mess.
- My rules were flexible when they shouldn’t have been.
- My convictions weren’t even mine half the time.
Being truly honest? I wasn’t trading, I was performing.
I’ve got a family. Responsibility. Real stakes.
So in a way, you could say I did this backwards.
I messed up early.
Then I kept messing up.
Loss after loss after loss.
But instead of quitting…
I stayed long enough to see what was actually wrong with me.
That’s the part very few talk about.
I didn’t just lose money.
I lost illusions.
I lost identities I thought were “me”.
Being completely transparent? There were days I was deep in red after being millimetres from passing challenges, moments where I’d blown it and genuinely didn’t want to exist anymore.
Not metaphorically.
Not dramatically.
I’m talking about that quiet, heavy thought:
“I don’t want to be here.”
If your mental game isn’t locked down, this path will eat you alive.
No edge, no system nor mentor will save you.
So I stopped trying to control myself.
I stepped away.
I dissected every single mistake I’d recorded.
Not to beat myself up, but to understand the pattern underneath the behaviour.
And what I realised changed everything:
You don’t kill old habits.
You outgrow them.
You don’t “fix” psychology.
You build a new identity that doesn’t need the old coping mechanisms.
I got quieter.
I stopped explaining.
I stopped looking sideways.
Silence became my edge.
I came back.
Still imperfect.
Still human.
But the mistakes got smaller.
Less frequent, less emotional.
That’s how you know something real is changing.
I’m nowhere near where I want to be, but this is a turning point.
My family is that bit safer.
My decisions are cleaner.
And I’m no longer a one-trick pony clinging to hope.
For the first time, I’m proud, not because I “won”…
but because I didn’t abandon myself.
I owe a huge part of this to @Moneytaur_ .
Yes, I did the work, but without his willingness to share real knowledge, to stay present, to teach without ego, I don’t know if I’d have made it through the darkest parts.
I’ll probably never meet him.
I’ll probably never be in his circle.
And that’s fine, because what he gave me didn’t just change my trading.
It changed the trajectory of my life.
This isn’t motivation, nor is it advice.
It’s proof that staying long enough to face yourself
is the hardest trade you’ll ever take.
I'm cutting back on X for a little bit.
I set 2025 out to be transformational in every aspect of my life and I aim to give it everything so that once I'm back I'm giving more than I ever was.
I need to return to the mindset and focus I had when I first discovered MT (pre ATOM post) and use that fuel I had in figuring out what he was showing me then to move to the next level.
I was a different animal in that studying environment and I feel this is necessary to move up again. X isn't a factor in that growth right now.
I'll still be around for engaging MT and the occasional posts but other than that my focus - for the moment - needs to be elsewhere.
Speak soon♥️
Trap > shift > retrace > deliver.
Use time to your advantage.
I didn't until I stopped asking 'what' and started asking 'why now'.
It was nice to play on the micros today.
This is a place for me to store my thoughts, trades, notes, plans, lessons and things I want to revisit over time and reflect on.
Sometimes I’ll share ideas before they play out, sometimes after, sometimes not at all. If I post executions, it’s simply documentation of what I did, not instructions or signals.
Making it public helps me stay honest with myself, and if something here resonates with someone else or sparks a good conversation, that’s a bonus.
Everything shared here is real, imperfect, and true to where I’m at.
I'm cutting back on X for a little bit.
I set 2025 out to be transformational in every aspect of my life and I aim to give it everything so that once I'm back I'm giving more than I ever was.
I need to return to the mindset and focus I had when I first discovered MT (pre ATOM post) and use that fuel I had in figuring out what he was showing me then to move to the next level.
I was a different animal in that studying environment and I feel this is necessary to move up again. X isn't a factor in that growth right now.
I'll still be around for engaging MT and the occasional posts but other than that my focus - for the moment - needs to be elsewhere.
Speak soon♥️
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When you invest, set clear, achievable targets. Don’t fall into the “i hope I get rich” mindset while being too fearful to commit meaningful capital. That lottery-like mentality very rarely leads to success.
The stories of someone turning pocket change into millions are crafted to lure you in, much like the illusion of winning the national lottery, where the odds of life-changing success are microscopic.
Instead, focus on having a solid strategy. One that includes a plan to trail your position as the move progresses, both for futures and spot. Even with wide stops, this approach ensures you minimize losses if your thesis is wrong. Remember, when things don’t go as planned, it’s not the market failing you, but your [lack of] preparation or execution. It's your timing. The problem is you, and you must optimize your game.
It’s all engineered to empty your pockets over time. It's a system built to profit off your hope and ignorance. The promise of “life-changing tech” is just a façade, a narrative crafted to keep you buying in. At its core, it’s a calculated money grab.
The moment you wake up to this reality, the game changes. Understanding the true nature of the system is the first step toward playing it to your advantage, and finally winning.
If you’ve been following me, you know buying bottoms and selling tops isn’t a pipe dream. It’s achievable with the right tools and mindset. So, stop playing the game like the herd. Start playing to win.
Naturally, many dream sellers will reject this perspective as it threatens their very existence. Their success depends on keeping you believing in the illusion. Just because someone refuses to see it doesn’t make it any less real.
My 2024 timestamped forecasts are so extraordinary that if they weren’t publicly documented on X, no one on the planet would believe them. Called all major tops, bottoms, countless perfect trades shared early, and nearly every ⚡️ move beforehand, while the majority kept paying back to the market, and getting liquidated trying to play hero with reckless futures trading.
Even with the timestamps and before & after setups, some still refuse to believe they’re real. They can only try to cope. I’ve been playing this market like an easy-mode videogame, while others dismiss TA and claim that accurately predicting future moves is impossible.
This is what elite market reading looks like. While it’s not impossible for others to reach this level, the reality is that the vast majority never will. However, if you believe you can, and you enjoy the challenge of decoding markets and “fighting” whales, keep going. There’s so much more than money on the table -- you gain the ability to decode the matrix we all live in. You find the truth everyone else's blind to.
Every winner was once a loser.
Thank you for playing.
SUSHI
Currently riding the short from the 1W BB (hopefully) into that 1M/1W + others level 🔥
Regardless, I'm prepared for price going either direction.
You need to be meticulous when you're breaking down MTs charts and his thought process.
It's not enough to simply copy the levels on to your own chart, mark it as complete and move on to the next one without giving it any extra thought as to 'WHY'
This is not an exercise where the teacher marks your work once you're finished. You need to be questioning every single element of the chart you're working on and gather enough data to answer your questions as you go through other charts.
Get comfortable with annoying yourself with regards to how many questions you're asking.
"Why has he marked that level'
"Why has he chosen that block in favour of this one"
"Why have the fibs been anchored from this swing point and not this one"
"Why did that level work and that one didn't"
You get the point...
Get comfortable with revisiting a chart 10 times over and finding variations in your answers.
Get comfortable being uncomfortable. It's a marathon, not a sprint.
If you marked levels and they worked, journal it.
If you marked levels and they didn't work, dig deep and find the reason why and then journal it.
If you marked levels and they all failed, dig deep and find the reason why and then journal it.
The more data you can gather, the quicker your questions will be answered. Do NOT try and cut corners.
As MT says, "You can't cheat your way to mastery".
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Genuine and hard working followers i've noticed in 2024 [in no particular order]
@Cryptograsper22 @CryptoChase02 @CryptoError369 @MariusSm1th @Wolfpekay @OccultLiquidity @FilippoPalizzi @XXICrypto @PlanZ_Crypto @CryptoElPres @cryp_tory @TraderDune @studentoffew @Albert_618
There are many others, but I’ve highlighted those who seem the most committed, consistently sharing their journey, and providing significant value to their followers.
One to change a few...
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The wealth one can generate once the game is mastered is beyond the grasp of the average mind. It defies the boundaries of what most consider possible. You can’t discuss it with those entrenched in conventional thinking, the "normies" as they’re called, because their minds aren’t ready to accept a reality that shatters their beliefs.
This isn’t just about money. It’s about a shift in perception. To the untrained eye, the extraordinary will always seem unattainable, a mirage reserved for the lucky or the elite.
The truth is simpler and far more powerful: the game is real, the opportunities are endless, and mastery is a choice, not a privilege. To awaken to this truth requires letting go of the narratives that keep you small. The question is not whether such a world exists -- the evidence surrounds you. The question is whether you’re willing to unlearn the lies, embrace the uncomfortable, and step into a reality where limits exist only in the mind. For those bold enough to believe, the impossible becomes inevitable.
It's real.