/biz/ - Business & Finance

Bros, I need your input here. So, I've got a bot that basically works like this:

>Holds BTC.
>Waits for a strong short time frame sell signal.
>Dumps 5% of it's BTC.
>If price moves up it continues dumping more and more further and further spaced apart.
>Has dumped everything after 35% (average size of BTC meme movement).
>Once price drops it takes profit according to the size of the whole position.

Basically it "locks in" small amounts of gains during pumps and preserves value during dumps and thus constantly grows its BTC stack and it also can never get rekt. I tested it quite a bit and even ran it live with some cash and it usually generates between 0.5-1.5% per day, regardless of the price movement.

What am I missing here? Where's the downside other than that I might have slightly less gains than hodling during a massive pump? It can't be that easy, right?

>Lost 10% on the BTC pump today.
>Was annoyed for 5 minutes.
>Then relaxed because I knew I'd make it back.

Guys, I'm mental fortitude is really improving. Just half a year ago I would have instantly made another dump order and lost even more and be pissed for days. Feels good.

Will I make it?

GIGANCTIC BTC PUMP INCOMING

NOT EVEN JOKING

>>25919792
140M

>>25893017
Tranny dev, low energy, optional privacy. Won't even flip Monero.

>Giant sellwall at 30k.

Is the bullrun over?