CryptoHu @CryptoHuTradin

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$BTC BTC is still in a bullish structure. Price closed near 117K on Friday — a key zone. Expect volatility next week, and here are 3 scenarios: 🔴 Lose the 115K zone and break lower 🟠 Take out 117K, then come back to retest DFVG 🟢 Hold above 115K and push toward 120K Bias: as long as 115K level holds, upside is still open. If it’s lost, manage your longs carefully.

$ETH I was wrong on the last two days of PA — didn’t expect ETH to break above 4500 with 6 straight daily green candles. Price tapped 4750 on Friday and now sits in a key zone. From here, I see 3 possible paths: 🔴 Rejection straight down 🟠 Take out 4800 & reversal 🟢 Sweep 4600 first and then one more push higher before reversal Either way, my bias is that we don’t see ATH this month and eventually retest lower liquidity.

People ask me a lot about 1-step vs 2-step evaluations on @breakoutprop . Here are my thoughts, using a 100K account as the example: 1-Step ✅ Get funded quickly ✅ Only need $10K profit to pass ✅ Static drawdown (clear rules) ❌ Tight limits — 4% daily DD / 6% total DD ❌ Evaluation fee is expensive 2-Step ✅ More generous rules — 5% daily DD / 8% total DD ✅ ~30% cheaper with my code VVV5CC ❌ Trailing drawdown (normally a big issue) ❌ Need $15K profit to pass My take: I recommend the 2-step. Here’s why: The most important rule in any prop account is whether drawdown is static or trailing. Normally, trailing DD is the dealbreaker — because your equity peak keeps moving up and you can lose funded status after several losing trades. But Breakout is different: they offer on-demand payouts. That means as soon as you make profits, you can withdraw them immediately. The moment you take the payout, the “trailing” part of the drawdown stops mattering — it resets. So effectively, the biggest con of 2-step (the trailing DD) gets eliminated. That leaves only one real disadvantage: you need $15K profit to pass evaluation. But with fees ~30% cheaper and more breathing room on your drawdown, the math and risk/reward become very clear. At the end of the day, both paths can work. But if you ask me which one gives you the best chance to survive, scale, and actually collect payouts — the 2-step is the obvious choice. @Tradermayne @CryptoCred @breakoutprop

CryptoHu @CryptoHuTrading

9 months ago

Excited to announce I’m officially partnered with @breakoutprop — the prop firm recently acquired by @krakenfx If you’re looking for a trusted prop firm and want to trade alongside me, start your evaluation at breakoutprop.com. Use code VVV5CC for a discount. To

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$SUI | +0.32R -Closed at 3.655

CryptoHu @CryptoHuTrading

9 months ago

Trade #81 - $SUI Short (4.59R) Entry: 3.666 SL: 3.7 TP: 3.51

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Trying to catch a top short when the market is trending is never a good idea. I’ll take a break and review trades this weekend. Luckily, early week profits covered the losing streak, and I moved the $SUI short to BE — so the week still closes at +2R.

Trade #82 - $ETH Short (66.09R) Entry: 4569.5 SL: 4575 TP: 4206 - Try a high RR short, this is probably my last trade for this week. - Risky so please manage your risk.

$ETH | 0R -Closed at BE

Excited to announce I’m officially partnered with @breakoutprop — the prop firm recently acquired by @krakenfx If you’re looking for a trusted prop firm and want to trade alongside me, start your evaluation at breakoutprop.com. Use code VVV5CC for a discount. To celebrate my first partnership, I’m launching 2 events: 1. $100K Breakout Challenge account — I’ll be journaling every trade here. 2. Free evaluation — everyone who uses my code will enter a pool, with a chance to win a free evaluation account. Let’s grow together! #Breakout X #CryptoHu

Trade #81 - $SUI Short (4.59R) Entry: 3.666 SL: 3.7 TP: 3.51

Looked back at this trade, the read was on point and TP hit today, but the chop in between was the hardest part. That’s why being a good analyst ≠ being a good trader. It’s easy to say “long here, TP there,” but when you roundtrip profits, can you still hold? If I took this trade again, I’d still cut when it lost the WO. Keep in mind, once you close the trade, it doesn’t matter anymore — move on.

CryptoHu @CryptoHuTrading

9 months ago

Trade #74 - $ETH Long (36.1R) Entry: 4276.2 SL: 4270 TP: 4500 -Swept Monday Low

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Brutal losing streak, but still up +2R on the week. It’s part of the game. Will take a step back and re-evaluate tomorrow.

Trade #80 - $ETH Short (10.9R) Entry: 4436 SL: 4456 TP: 4218

Trade #79 - $ETH Short (18R) Entry: 4377 SL: 4384 TP: 4251 -Try one more time, this one should be a better setup than #78 -Retest Monday High

$ETH | -1R

Trade #78 - $ETH Short (9.97R) Entry: 4369.6 SL: 4381.5 TP: 4251

$ETH | -1R -This chop is killing me. Still up +4R on the week, but a losing streak means it’s time to reset. -Done for the night, will be back NYO.

People asked my thoughts on this, I actually discussed it with @victorious__5 before. Both styles work as long as you make money. Trader A can focus on improving win rate, Trader B can increase volume. I'm a poker player so in poker terms: Trader A is like playing tournaments, Trader B is like playing cash games. Different strategies, but similar results. At the end of the day, there’s no right or wrong. You just need to pick the style that suits you best and get really good at it. In trading, making money is always #1.

Victorious @victorious__5

9 months ago

Let's compare 2 traders that are on average equally profitable Trader A has a 20% win rate and trader B 80% See how trader B's profit after 200 trades varies much less than trader A's? If you want to be more consistent, increase your win rate by going for lower R:R setups 👍

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$HYPE | -1R

Just want to align expectations for new followers Don’t expect every week to be a 100R+ week. My win rate is usually around 30%, which means many trades get stopped out. That’s typical for my style. Please manage your risk accordingly — that’s the most important thing.

CryptoHu @CryptoHuTrading

9 months ago

For the new followers All trades I share are executed trades, never limit orders. Since I focus on high RR setups, my win rate is usually under 30% — meaning 2/3 of trades get stopped out. That’s normal for my style, so please manage your own risk. As I’ve said before, this is

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