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This newsletter reveals a profitable indicator that not only identifies buy/sell zones for Bitcoin, but also predicts where your favorite altcoin is likely headed within the next 48 hours.
Sounds crazy, right? But... the win rate is over 70%, making it a surprisingly accurate tool.
You can use it for longing, shorting — and of course, bragging to your friends about what’s about to happen in the market.
Think it’s a hoax? Take a look at how this indicator performs on the $ETH chart:
15 profitable trades
1 break-even (after fees)
2 slightly unprofitable trades
If you applied around 5x leverage, you’d have doubled your capital in under three weeks. (Note: this chart includes only trades from May 2025.)
"Master, stop cherry-picking! Show me some not-so-polished examples."
Fair enough.
This strategy works like magic in a ranging market.
But when the market starts accelerating to the upside? Not so much.
Here’s how it performed at the end of April and the beginning of May:
Even if your trades were profitable during that period, the gains were mostly in the 1%–3% range. With leverage, sure, you could’ve earned more — but you still missed the real upside. That kind of move is captured by higher-timeframe Cycle Indicators. In this example, you’d have been sidelined as ETH ran from $1850 to $2300.
To catch these major moves, you’ll need to use the Cycle Indicators we covered in the previous newsletter.
“Wait, but what if I don’t sell on the first Sell signal?”
Look who’s trying to cherry-pick now.
But actually, you’re not wrong.
If the market is trending up (or the 12h/3D cycle indicators are pointing upward), you can hold through the first signal and wait for the second or third. You might make even more.
Even better? You can open short positions on sell signals — just don’t do this in an uptrending market, or you’ll get rekt fast.
“Master, I’m curious — how does this indicator work technically?”
Glad you asked. If you’re already familiar with Cycle Indicators, it’s pretty straightforward:
Buy when the 2-hour cycle is below 20 and the 1-hour or 30-minute cycle reverses to the upside. This usually signals a short-term bullish reversal.
Sell when the 2-hour cycle is above 80 and the 1-hour cycle starts falling. This typically signals the start of a short-term bearish trend.
The beauty? It lets you profit from shorting in both ranging and falling markets. Take a look at this chart:
9 profitable trades
1 break-even
1 small loss
That’s just from 16 trading days on ETH/USDT in April 2025.
Shorting gets especially interesting when you consider how many coins trend downward for long stretches — often more than 6 months a year — before they make a run. And not all of them ever recover.
“Master, show me how you combine the signals with the Cycle Indicators for the best entries!”
If you want top-tier entries with the highest potential upside, here’s what you do:
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