CryptoJelleNL
CryptoJelleNL
CryptoJelleNL avatar

CryptoJelleNL

Crypto
Long Term
Stock

My strategy is not rocket science. It's as simple as possible, by design. This is not a signals group, but a place to learn more about how I trade and why. Don't ask for personalised trading advice, you're responsible for your own trades. I can only show you what I do - and why.

91Posts
71%Win rate
33%ROI
joined

Joined on 11th November 2025

Incredible, a new all-time high on HYPE today.


Funny to see it pull the exact H&S bait move we discussed - but I honestly expected it to take a bit longer.


Good news though, it's clear at this point that HYPE is going up on WAY more than just the IPO craze. Very glad to have a spot bag, not touching it anytime soon.



Everything is going to plan.


Bitcoin just formed a weekly RSI higher low, after tagging the oversold area not too long ago.


This is one of my DCA triggers - which means I just executed my first BTC net buying transaction in years.


Starting slow, and will accelerate the buying as we come closer to October, or if prices drop lower, as discussed in recent articles.


No idea if the bottom is in, and I don't care. Systematic approach, above all.

Bitcoin

Bitcoin

15 Jun

OPENLONG

Invested Capital

0.1%

Buying Price

65625$

Current Price

75749$

ROI

15.43%

Designing around my weaknesses – why eliminating skill from my strategy is the skill itself

 

Many people get attracted to financial markets by promises of quick returns. You work a regular job and hear about this one dude who made retirement-worthy money in the crypto markets, and you’re intrigued. Is this your lucky ticket out of the rat race? Odds are, this story feels familiar, as most crypto participants got into this market simply because someone told them it could make them a lot of money in a short amount of time.

 

And to be fair, that promise isn’t entirely incorrect. The only problem is that they generally only talk about the potential to gain a lot of money, while the other side of that potential is far more likely; losing a lot of money in a short amount of time.

In fact, Roughly 90% of crypto investors lose money. A stark contrast to the fact that so far, almost everyone who bought Bitcoin and then held on for at least four years is in profit. The only exception: those who bo

... see more

I've talked about my new cycle plan quite a bit on Twitter already, discussing how I'm waiting for that RSI higher low (or prices to drop below 55ish) to start DCA-ing again.


It's still early to draw up the exact planning; but I'd estimate it will look something like this. The sell box will shift based on where the market finds its bear market lows; but this'll give you a rough idea of my plans for the next few years.


Should come as no surprise: buying relatively cheap, waiting for a year or two, and slowly offloading the coins at a premium.


Keeping it simple :)