 Ladies and gentlemen, I am back once again with another video for all you lovely people out there in the internet space universe. Today, today, we have something very special that we haven't done yet. This will be the first video doing it. We're going to be doing an overview of our past performances in the Bitcoin Daily VIP Group. Okay, this is going to be something new that we're going to be putting out there because a lot of people have been asking for, I guess, for more transparency. And they want to see what type of results we've been getting in the VIP Group. It is a paid group. If you guys are interested, send me a message so I can send you the link and get you set up. If not, it's cool. You don't have to be in it. We have our free telegram group. These are just for the people who want all the trades that I'm personally making. As you know, I'm more of a day trader and swing trader basically. So I do a lot of day trades and a lot of swing trades. I try not to hold onto too many points for too long. I try to just get profit and keep on moving forward. I trade based on technical analysis. I don't trade based on fundamentals. Fundamentals, they're not statistics. I feel like you can't base your trade off of those because they're just kind of made-up scenarios in your head that you're trying to... So I don't trade based on fundamentals. I trade solely based on statistics and technical analysis. So I started tracking this in April. I wish I would have started earlier, but I started in April. And I know that in March and February, the market was down. So it probably wasn't very good months either way. But I know that I wish I would know the exact numbers on them. And I've posted so many things in the group. It will take me hours to scroll all the way back and write them all down one by one and all that. And I just don't have the time for it. So I started tracking this in April. And we have two months now. Today is June 7th. So we just started the third month of this. And I won't be showing you guys the trades that we're making so far in this month because as you can see, we have a lot of open trades still. But I'll show you from the previous two months. So I hope this gives you guys a really good view of what we're doing and what we do in the Bitcoin daily VIP group. I hope it opens up your eyes a little bit to what we're doing. And if any of you are interested, as you know, just let me know. So let's start with April. April, let me tell you guys was a phenomenal, phenomenal, phenomenal month for us. April was the month that Bitcoin did have a great bounce back. A lot of outcoins just had crazy bumps during that month. As you can see here, we only made 10 trades in April, just so you guys can see that. I'm not sure what the average is. I think the average is probably in the 20s, the 30s, trades a month. But for some reason in April, since we just came off these two really down months, I was trying to be very picky with the positions and the trade setups that I was choosing and just trying to choose the highest probability trades possible because I needed a win for my guys in the group. So I got you guys a win and I'm going to go over it. So as you can see, April, we made 10 trades and we won 10 trades. 100% winners, 0% losers. The total profit loss was, if you add them all up together, was 547.55% profit. And the average profit loss percentage per trade was 54.75%. Just let that sink in for a little bit. 54% profit was an average trade during this time in April. So let's go ahead and go to April. Let's go through the trades. Let's check them out. All right, so it was pretty straightforward. As you can see this chart here, this is open close, the date that we made the trades, the date that we closed it. I'm supposed to put the time here, but I don't need to keep track of the exact times, so I didn't put them in. Long or short, so if we had a long position or a short position, I didn't start it yet, but I'm supposed to put the coin here. So the first point was Corey. So on April 1st, we made a trade for Corey, long position, at .00029. And this, we ended up selling this at .00048. So you can see that we made a 65.62% profit. This trade closed on April 28th, so it was about a three-week trade, a three-week hold on this one. Yeah, that was actually the high, well, it went a little bit higher. And I personally trail with the stop loss. And sometimes I do take profits in between, but the final thing overall was 65%. Corey, so you can see that was a win. And you'll see as I show you more and more trades, my gathering of the numbers got a little bit better. Because see here, I didn't put the stop loss. I didn't enter the target here, the targets, I just put the final target. All right, so let's go to the second one, also from April 1st and closed out on April 23rd. This was a long position on XZC. Let me write it here. So we took a long position on the first at .0044. And we ended up, let's see, okay, so here the target was .0085, which was a profit potential of 93%. We landed short of that, but we still took home a nice 18.18% profit on this one. So that was the one on the first that we closed on the 23rd, so we held that one for about three weeks. Our third trade was on April 2nd, and this one was also a long, all these were longs. This one was XRP for Ripple, and we came in at, okay, so this one was USD. So that's why it's a little bit confusing here, is that I couldn't get it to switch to USD and then switch to BTC as well. So it'll just look like that, but you'll notice here it says USD on these. But we got in at 50 cents, and we sold at 90 cents. So we ended up getting a total profit of 80%. You'll see here our target was actually 68 cents. So I sold some here, and then I held the rest until it got to the top, which I sold at 90%. I mean at 90 cents. So total profit was 80% profit on that trade. April 3rd, and this one we actually closed on May 3rd. So this one was a month-long hold, hold on a second, I'm adjusting. So April 3rd, let me put it here again. What was it, Ethereum? We picked up Ethereum, we went long on it at 404, and as you know, it went up pretty high. Our target price was actually 446, which would have been a 10% profit. But I didn't even sell it at 446. I took maybe 10% off over 446 when it was in the 500s, and then I held the rest. And it went all the way up to 800 is where we ended up selling for 98% profit. 98% profit in one month. What could 98% profit do to your bankroll, to your portfolio on one trade in one month? Think about it for a little bit. Alright, the next one, April 10th, and I actually didn't write the closing date on this one. But April 10th, we went long on, we go long on, oh, on D-Trash, I mean, D-Cash. D-Cash, we bought on April 10th. So this was before that huge jump at 0.095 BTC, and we ended up selling at 0.16 BTC. So not only was that a 68% profit, but due to the math on where BTC was, on April 10th, on BTC's price, and where it was when we sold, I'm not sure when we sold, sometime towards the end of April, but just checked the price, and it would be about 100% on this property. So I didn't even include that in there. But remember that when you're trading pairs versus BTC, whatever BTC's price goes up, the value in USD goes up as well. So in Bitcoin terms versus Bitcoin, it went up 68%, but its value overall in USD was over 100%. Alright, the next one, April 10th as well, long position on, let me write it over here, A-D-A. Alright, so on A-D-A, we bought in at 0.00026. Our target was 5K, but we made it out at 4027. I'm not going to say all those other zeros again, that's too many zeros. So 4027's where we stopped out at with a trailing stop for a 54.88% profit on that trade, and that one we closed out on May 1st, so it was about a three week hold as well. The next trade didn't come until the 16th. I think I was just enjoying the profits so much that I was like, let's just ride these out. On the 16th, we went long on Nano, and we bought in at 0.0007. We got out at 0.001, that was a 42% profit. Yes, sir. Wow, that was a really low stop loss. I think that's a mistake. I don't think I would risk 28% loss. I definitely never do that. But like I said, this was the first month when I first started, so I was still like confused on some of the stuff. To be honest, I wasn't filling it out completely. All right, so now the 21st, the next trade, or the last trade, the Nano one, we closed it out on May 3rd. So that was about three weeks as well. The next one on the 21st, this one was actually a seven day trade, so one week. This one was for ICX, boom, ICX BTC. We bought in at 0.004, and we sold that 0.005 for a 25% profit. That one was super simple. That was a seven day trade. One week, 25% profit, not bad. Next one, on the 21st as well, so that day I was on it, I was on point. We put it here, we went with Tron, TRX. We bought in at 600, and we sold that 1,000 on the first. So that was about two weeks. For a 66.67% profit. So another great win, and then the last trade of the month on April 27th. This one was a two day trade actually. I am blocking the name of this trade. RPX. So this one was RPX, RPX. Oh, whoops, I wrote it in the wrong place, my bad. RPX. I need to leave this one before it confuses me. RPX BTC, we got in at 12.50. We got out at 1600 for a 28% profit. So that was a two day, in two days we got 20%, not too shabby. So that was our April. We only made, in April we only made 10 trades. We hit all 10 trades for an average profit of 54.75%. So now let's go on to May. Now you're going to look at May and be like, wow, that was a terrible month, right? May, we made 21 trades, actually 27. Yeah, 27 trades, because we have six that are still open right now apparently. The number of winning trades was eight, and the number of losing trades was 13. So I'm sure you're saying to yourself, wow, what the fuck? How do you go from 100% accuracy to 38% accuracy? Guys, like I said, I am here to be super transparent. I want you guys to see what we do and how we handle even losing months. You guys are going to see the good and the bad during this series. So I want this, this is going to be a unique experience. So I'm pretty excited about this. So let's talk about it. Let's talk about it. So eight wins, 13 losses, but remember I still got six open ones. So if I hit all six of these, then we're going to be okay. We're going to be over 50%, which I expect to happen. But right now, let's forget about those six. Let's just say that we have 21 trades. Forget about the six that are still open. In 21 trades, we only hit eight of them and we're wrong on 13 of them. So 38%, right? Now check this out though. Even though we were wrong, 61.9% of the time, the total profit loss of May is 63.69%. And the average profit loss percentage per trade is still plus 3.03%. So we still made a profit in May. I just want you guys to see that. You're still profitable in May, even with a 38% accuracy. And if these six hit, this is going to shoot up over 50%. And this is the total profit loss and the average profit loss per trade is going to shoot up. And we'll have, it's a winning month. It's still, even though we only hit 38% of our trades, we still got a winning month. We're in profit 3%. Now let's take a look at what went wrong. All right, so as you can see here, there's a lot of Ls. Yep, we caught a lot of Ls during this month, but we warned the important ones. And this is one of the things that I preach about in my new course that I'm working on, about how to be a profitable trader, how to take proper risk management, and how to minimize your losses and maximize your winners. So the first trade that we took here was May 3rd, XRP, we bought at 87. Ended up selling at 81 for a minus 6.9%. We're trying, our target was 1.15, a dollar and 15 cents. So we completely missed that, but we only took a 6.9% loss and we stopped out. We cut that short. The next one on the fourth was IOTA. We bought at $2 and we sold at $1.87 for 6.5% loss. So two losses in a row. Notice both losses are pretty small. The third one, May 6th, EOS, we bought at 16. After it dropped from 26 down to 16, we thought, wow, this is a great price. Let's see if it hangs on, but nope, it kept dropping and we got out at $14.50 for a negative 9.38% loss. Next one, and notice all of these are pretty short trades. Four days, this one was a little bit longer, 13 days, two weeks, this one was four days, so these dropped on us really quick. Tron, this was a winner. It was a winner, got on the fifth, sold on the 25th. We got in at 900, sold at 1,000 for 11.11%. Our target was 31, didn't quite reach it, but we're happy with taking our 11. And I think that was the final target. There were targets in between. I wasn't just aiming for one straight shot to 244% profit. But yeah, and I'm sure I wasn't aiming for 22 loss potential either. But we did win this one. So that was our first win of the month. On the ninth, we took XMR at 220 USD. And we stopped out at 215 USD for a 2.2% loss. So we kept a tight stop on that one. And that's because everything was kind of going down, wanted to keep it kind of tight. Next one is on the 10th, we did bat, got in at 4,000, and we sold at 4,300 for a 7.5% win. And that trade took one week. Notice XMR, we sold, we got off the same day. Yeah, this one was one week, and one week we made 7.5%. Next one on the 10th, Neo, we bought in at $70, but we never sold. And I should have sold. I'm sure people in my chat probably did sell, but I never sold. And the reason why was because I made a mistake, and I didn't set the stop loss correctly. So I had slippage, and it didn't end up selling. By the time I noticed, it was under $60. And I was like, you know, how much further can it go, really? And then it dropped to $45. So that's why you sell, that's why you set a stop loss. Once it got to $45, I was like, I'm at $45, how much lower can it go? And thank God it stopped going that low. So I'm still holding on to that. I've actually took a new position on that, and I'll get to that one. So the next one, so that's a lesson. See, even I make mistakes, man. It's normal. So the Neil Hoddling, May 11th. We went long on XVG at 757. We got out at 670, 11% loss. The 16th, Doge at 50. We got out at 48, 4% loss. On the 16th, NXS, this kind of was saved our month, really. We got in at 24, and we sold at 35 for a 45% profit. So that was huge. But see, now do you guys understand the part of, you know, taking, it's okay to take losses as long as there's small losses. And then when your winners hit, they're going to hit, you know, so you're kind of swinging for the fence. So it's fine. You're going to strike out a lot as long as they're small though. It doesn't matter because what's going to matter at the end is when you hit the big one. So it's, that's why sometimes I make so many trades because I rather take minimal, a lot of small losses than miss out on a big trend on a big upswing. So, you know, it's a numbers game. As long as you take proper risk management, you'll be fine. Next one on the 18th, with BCN, we got in at 100, sold at 90 for a 10% loss. ADA on the 18th, this one's actually still open, got in at 3,000 and we're still holding that currently. I'm not sure exactly what's at right now. I think it's at 27. But I am still holding. This is another one that I did not set a stop loss on. I should have probably set it around 28, 27, but you know, it's still running. Oh, look, I did, I said it at, oh, okay, I'm sorry. I didn't set a stop loss at 27, but it never triggered. So I'm still holding. Cool. So yeah, so that would have been a 10% loss if I sold it, but it's not. It's still an open position. So even though I'm down from where I bought since the trade's not closed, it, you know, it doesn't count. On the 18th, again, ICX bought in at 43, sold at 40 for a 76.98% loss. That was a 3-day trade on the 19th. Got then at 50, sold at 46 for a 8% loss on the 20th. Got in at on Elf 15-5, like a fly or something. Sold at 15 for a 3.23% loss. BCN took another 10% loss on BCN. BCN got me twice. This is one of my 22nd. BCN got me twice on Zcash. We're still holding our position on Zcash. This is from the 23rd. So this is about two weeks ago. We're still holding our position because it never hit our stop, which was at 6%. It never hit. So we're still holding Bitcoin. What do we do here on Bitcoin? Okay. So Bitcoin, this one was a leveraged trade, actually. I don't have it here with leverage, two times leveraged, 2x leveraged long trade. We got in at 7380. Got out at 7610 for a profit of 3.2 times 2. So that'll be 6.24% profit. Something like that. So it's actually more than what it says here. We made 6% profit on this one. Thinking. I don't know if my numbers are right on that. I think it might have been higher. I think it's, I think it's like a 9%. I don't know, whatever. Anyways, on the 26th, we got in on salt at 25300. We're still holding. It never hit our stop. So our stop was set to 3.5%. Hasn't hit. So we're still holding that. Zcash got in on the 26th for 275. We stopped out right away for 267, which was awesome because we only lost basically 3% on that trade. And look at where Zcash is at now. It dropped, huge drop. So that's why you need to minimize your losses. Wabi, on the 27th, we got in. This one we just actually got out of recently for a 31.25% profit. And this is within what? Like a week? Within a week. We hit a 31% profit on this one. Our target was 100% though. So I was kind of sad. This was our final profit, our final target. So I did have targets in between. On the 28th meme, we got in at 2000, and we're still currently holding. It never hit our stop. I'm not sure what the stop is, but it's, I believe it's still around the same price range, I think. But it hasn't hit our target or our stop. So we're still holding that. Neo, we got in. So I remember I told you I took a new position on Neo. So I bought in at 47. This is a trade that I posted in the VIP. And we sold at 56 for a 19.15% profit. We closed that out on the first. And I'm actually waiting and looking for a new position on Neo. Did I buy back? I don't know if I bought back in yet or not. ADA on the 30th got in at, so don't mind the price. It's like .000, all the zeros and then 2738 at the end. I just wrote it like this for some reason. And we actually made a profit of 7.74% on this one. So that one was cool. As you can see the end of May, we got a lot more winners. So let's look at the last 10 trades if possible. One, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven. So seven and then one, two, three. So we won seven and lost two, right, eight. I'm sorry, I'm confused. One, two, three, four, five. One, five, lost two. So five, two, and then we have three that are open. So our last trades are actually good, pretty good. As you can see, the month started turning a bit and giving us some, you know, finding the bottom and reversing a little bit, giving us a nice bounce. Even though on 31st we shorted, so that's why we lost, we shorted BTC at 75.30. I think at 2X leverage as well. And it went up to 76. So we got stops at 93, basically 1%. Times two, so we lost about 2% on that. And the last trade that we made in May, the 31st, Zillica, Zill, 1425, got out at 1718 for a 20% profit. So as you can see guys, I am super tired of talking. That was really long. But yeah, that's been the recap of the last two months. In July, I will do a recap of this month. As you can see right now, we've had four trades closed. So far, we've won two, we've lost two. And we currently have 20 open trades. That's right. The first week of June, we're already up to 20 open trades. Six of those trades though, I believe are still from May. So we have 14 open trades, 14 trades plus the four. We have 18 trades total in June so far. So yeah guys, if you guys are interested in the Bitcoin Daily VIP, send me a message. I will give you the instructions, the price and all that other fun stuff. I will be doing these regularly on a monthly basis, updating you guys, keeping you guys up to date on exactly how we're doing in the Bitcoin VIP group just so you guys can have the inside scoop on it. I want to show you guys the transparency and I want you guys to see what's going on. I want you guys to see the winners and the losers, the joy and the pain. And I want to see, I want you guys to see how you can profit no matter what the market conditions are. There's always ways to profit with proper risk management and minimizing your losses and maximizing the profits. That's basically it, man. I am out of here. I'll be posting this probably today in the morning or tomorrow or whatever. Guys, follow me on Instagram, Bitcoin.Daily. We are the biggest community page for Bitcoin on Instagram. 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