I've made every mistake so you don't have to.

On the feed I'm just a chart guy. Here's the longer version.

I started trading crypto in 2019 with more confidence than sense. I went looking for a setup, a signal, some edge that would make it easy. Mostly I found ways to lose money and lessons I didn't enjoy learning at the time.

What slowly clicked was that getting better had less to do with finding more things to put on a chart and more to do with learning how to see what was already there. I started simplifying, paying attention to structure, reviewing my mistakes, and building a process that worked for me.

I've overtraded, overleveraged, gotten married to bags, listened to other people's setups instead of my own, and tried to be in too many markets at once. Most of what I do now came from slowly removing those habits.

A lot of that stuff feels obvious after you've been around long enough. It wasn't obvious to me when I started. That's probably why I spend so much time now pointing out the simple things that are easy to miss when everything is new.

Still learning. Still changing things. Just trying to make some of it easier to see along the way.