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Contents

Welcome to everyone!
Ninja: Glassnode HTF Analysis
HTF BTC Analysis
Todd : 2021 Reflection and 2022 Goals
CEO: 2021 Reflection and 2022 Goals
CEO: VIP New Years Resolution: DAILY COMPOUNDING
Todd: VIP Strategy Update
Todd: TVAlertsManager Tips & Tricks
CEO: Revisit Manual DCA of Bags
Node: Recommended Trading Pairs
Q & A

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HTF BTC Analysis

BTC still range bound
BE BETTER than retail: Don’t get bullish at the highs, don’t get bearish at the lows
Break of 52K and hold would start to look bullish
Look at the failed auctions/weak price action at 48K… very weak price action
Volume and volatility descending, break out coming
Daily Stoch is making a good healthy reset… getting close to oversold
Weekly Stoch also getting a good reset
A test of 35-40K with some volume put in at those lose would be SO GOOD for resetting the oscillators for another push up!

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Todd: 2021 Reflection and 2022 Goals

2021 was good and full of profits for my accounts :)
May dump I called accurately and profited well on the short from 56,5k. Following the 1H/4H/1D Signals are 100% imperative to be successful in these markets.
Regret not turning short bots on when 1h+4H went short, instead of turning longs off. 2022 will see me running more of RFV3 on short on a 15m timeframe if the 1H/4H is short.
Saw some losses on VIP degen account in May, decided to trade mainly on spot and implement autotransfer for all futures accounts after (this was a good move).
I did not see Sept dump coming as I was not actively monitoring charts. I was working on slides for our VIP’s on a holiday Sunday. This had me frustrated and gave me the push to work on more automation.
2022 I foresee using a lot more automated tools, strats, signals, etc to always stay on side of trend.
I am fine to hold long bags, but short bags are still a hard NO in my head.
Bottom line: We must remain on side with the TREND at all TIMES.

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CEO: 2021 Reflection and 2022 Goals

2021 started the year holding bags in the Jan 2021 dump caused by RSI DIVs, I said NEVER AGAIN
Worked my ass off to create DIV filter
Since then I’ve learned that it’s not about huge gains in a short period of time.
Max 4 SOs to 7.5% and manage after that, NOT overinvesting
I’ve worked on creating low risk consistent strategies that I don’t have to micromanage

GOAL #1 is daily compounding

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VIP New Years Resolution: DAILY COMPOUNDING

The problem: We’ve seen many users turn off the bots for extended periods

Reasons include:

delaying setting up (fear of getting started)
holding bags
market conditions
Bad trading psychology (usually just got rekt)

Miss out on the benefits of daily compounding

Solution:

1% a day is significantly not on the first day, but after hundreds of days
Daily Compounding Spreadsheet:
Doesn’t need to be 5-10% per day degen, 0.5% a day will yield more over the long term than 5-10% per day that

(especially if the degen settings get rekt every few months)

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TODD: VIP STRATEGY UPDATE #1

VIP ACCOUNT #1: Still trading 5K. Running PSAR Medium risk, only 4 Pairs for TVC/ 6 on WH still on 5m TF 5 period. VWAPS at 2.5 LONG /5 short. (NO CHANGE HERE from last session slides)
VIP ACCOUNT #1: Average daily profit of $72 which is low but however amounts to 1.44% daily. This account did see a bag in TRX and DOGE over holidays; that is most likely why the PNL has dropped.

This account has been VERY Boring due to 5M timeframe on VWAPS + not very much action for PSAR as of late.
Profits have been kind of boring and so I haven’t touched this setup much however if you were just running this you would be averaging 72 *31 days = 2,232 per month on a 5K account (44.64% monthly) which is very good.

10 of 19

TODD: VIP STRATEGY UPDATE #2

VIP ACCOUNT #2: NEW YEAR, NEW CHALLENGE.. Started with $18,500 and aim to print profits daily with 100% hourly profit withdraw using autotransfer.
NO CHANGES FROM ORIG VIP STRATEGY OTHER THAN THE FOLLOWING:
Risk increases when I can watch it in terms of IPB and settings. Goal to print $1K daily with a bit of management, and dial it back down when not managing it (such as overnight or not at computer).
VIP ACCOUNT #2: RF Longs on 15M (medium risk) / Shorts on 15M (lower risk) and VWAPS below (1m/5Period, and LONGS from 0.5-0.7 and SHORTS from 0.5-0.9).

IPB to 2.5 or 5% overnight, increasing to 15-20% during day when managing.
This is ACTIVELY MONITORED of which I will go thru on the next slide…..

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TODD: VIP STRATEGY UPDATE #2

VIP ACCOUNT #2: Monitoring TOTAL3 on 5M to make the most of the chop.
Total3 green on price flow or signal = Longs and decrease long vwap, increase short vwap.
Total3 red on price flow or signal = Shorts and decrease short vwap, increase long vwap.
I have been playing around with TVAlertsManager as well and changing alerts from LONG to SHORT based on current market condition to see if plausible for automation (ie flipping alerts from long to short on bearish trend, and then short to long on bullish trend)
Pairs staying steady from 4-6 open on WH, TVC pairs capped at 3 as I do not want to take too many trades.
Autotransfer set to 100%.

PLEASE NOTE THIS IS HIGH RISK AND DOES

REQUIRE MANAGEMENT. THESE SETTINGS WILL NOT

STAY CONSTANT OVER THE NEXT 24HRS/WEEK/MONTH.�They are adjusting based on market T/A.�

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TODD: TVAlertsManager Tips & Tricks

Naming conventions for alert names is super helpful, example all PSAR alerts contain “PSAR” in the name. All RF alerts contain “RF” in the name, and all VWAP alerts contain “VWAP” in the name.
From the naming convention I will save different alerts to different spreadsheets, example “PSAR” alerts to “PSAR” spreadsheet.
This allows me to parse different alerts to different sheets, and work on them separately.

I always let the extension create a new spreadsheet to work off of to ensure there are no errors.
Filters tab has been very helpful as I can save alerts using naming conventions very easily to spreadsheets identified in the “Settings” tab.

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TODD: TVAlertsManager Tips & Tricks

Tradingview direct has filtering built in, which can be helpful in addition to the extension’s filtering.
If you want to just parse “BTC” alerts you can use extension filtering under ticker “BTC” to gather all BTC alerts.
Main ALERTS Tab will SAVE selected alerts to spreadsheet. If you have �filtering applied, it will not save all alerts. Go to filters tab on Tradingview to �deselect filtering to save all alerts.
Tools tab is helpful to name alerts without a name, delete all alerts (untested),�Clear indicators data as well as clear all browser cache.
Settings tab is helpful for “on the fly” spreadsheet changes.

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TODD: TVAlertsManager Tips & Tricks

Added filtering to the master spreadsheet for filtering through alerts.
To easily select or unselect checkboxes, select the entire ROW and then hit SPACE.
CONTROL + F is very helpful to find/replace text in the spreadsheet.

Alert names must be unique, ensure you are always using unique (new) naming conventions.
Alert renaming can be done in TWO ways

A) Copy current alert name to column “F” and the new name into column “E”. Load alerts back to Tradingview and that will change the current alerts name.

B) Insert a new spreadsheet row, duplicate existing alerta data to new row. Delete existing alert, rename new row to new name.

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TODD: TVAlertsManager Tips & Tricks

To change timeframe, exchange or ticker you must create a new alert. Use Option B from renaming, shown on previous slide.

B) Insert a new spreadsheet row, duplicate existing alerta data to new row. Delete existing alert, edit timeframe, exchange or ticker.

Example below: Insert a new row below or above the alert you want to modify. Copy the existing alert row data into the new row (duplicate it). Edit timeframe, exchange, or ticker. Delete the existing alert, and load alerts. This will delete the first alert, then recreate it with same name and new conditions.

Any issues always load the indicator on the chart to try working on it. (single indicator on chart alone).

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CEO: Manual DCA Bags

Review:

#1 rule is don’t overinvest in losers
Small laddered entries
Finding bottoms with fib pivots

If HTF trend goes against a deal, then you need to focus on getting out NOT getting rekt
Also do not close during dumps, you can’t be panicking under the pressure of a dump.

This is how you get the biggest losses

Instead: Do a BERNIE

What is a BERNIE?

Manual DCA at the bottom of a local dip, take it to the local top and sell the amount purchased at the dip
Repeat to bring your entry closer and closer without incurring losses

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Node: Trading Pairs

Pair: FIL - 3 day RSI oversold showing bullish divergence�Pattern -- > Potential wedge in a falling channel( 3day chart oversold)

Long Entry: $29.25-$30

Stop below the structure : $29

Duration - 1-3 months

Short Term TP's -- > $30.50(4 hour breakout area)/$30.75/$31/$31.10/$31.25/$31.50/$31.75/$32/$32.10/$32.30/$32.50/$32.75/$33/$33.10/$33.25/$33.50(supply line of wedge area also 4 hour resistance)

Longer Term TP's -- > $33.50+ --> $34/$35/$36/$37/$38/$39/$40/$41/$42/$43/$44/$45/$46/$47/$48(major 38.2% retrace area) if we breakup out of the wedge

https://www.tradingview.com/x/786yC1cs/��Pair: ATOM�https://www.tradingview.com/x/0vnVWVG8/�Long term channel up - We are near top resistance areas here

Weekly RSI nearing 65 (meaning still room to go up more however run this lower risk on bots since near top of range)

Entry: $35-$36(Lower risk areas)

TP's Longer term once we break ATH --> 1.272 major fib around $70-$75

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TuffOctapus: Degen Updates

Refer to @TuffOctapus for the current updates!

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Q & A

Feel free to comment or ask any questions on things you may need some advice on.
To save on time we would like to keep the Q&A to a maximum of 2 Questions per user.
Would like to open the floor up to any users to share some profits in #profit-gains!