How to follow along

The capital is split into 23 separate pots — one for each coin. Every post tells you what to do with one pot, in percent of that pot. Four short steps explain everything you need.

1. 1

   One pot per coin — money never moves between pots

   A pot only ever buys and sells its own coin. When a coin is sold, the USDC goes back into that same pot and waits to buy that coin again. It is never used for another coin.

2. 2

   How a buy works — always a share of the USDC still in that pot

   An example with one pot of 100 USD (the percentages here are only an illustration):

   So the percent in a post is never of your whole capital, and never of the pot’s starting size — it is of the USDC still waiting in that pot. “All of the pot” means: use all the USDC that is left in it. A sell always sells all of that coin.

3. 3

   Why some pots are bigger than others

   All pots started with the same amount: 4.3% of the capital each (1 of 23), all in USDC. Since then every pot has kept only its own results, as in the 100 → 115 USD example above. Nothing was moved from one pot to another. A pot whose trades made money is worth more today; a pot whose trades lost money is worth less.

   Example: one pot, from start to today

   In the pots table further down, the “Since start” column shows how much each pot has grown or shrunk, and the thin line on each bar marks the amount every pot started with.

4. 4

   Starting today — copy where each pot is now

   You don’t need to know the past trades. Copy how each pot looks today, once, and from then on every post applies to you exactly as written.

   Why buy now, instead of waiting for the next post?

   Start here — for every 1,000 USD (amounts in USD)

   Have 500 USD? Halve every number. 2,000 USD? Double them.

   Coin	Your pot	Buy now	Keep in USDC
   Total

   In a trade the pot holds some of the coin now · Waiting the pot is all in USDC, waiting for its next buy

   Option A · Copy now

   Buy the “Buy now” amounts today and keep the rest of each pot in USDC. Then follow every post, for every coin.

   Option B · Fresh start, coin by coin

   Prefer not to buy at today’s prices? Set each pot aside in USDC. Follow the coins marked Waiting right away. For a coin marked In a trade, ignore its posts until you see “Sell · that coin” — then follow it from its next buy.

   If you copy now, you buy at today’s price, not at the price the system paid — so your result on coins already in a trade will differ from the posted one, for better or worse. After that you follow the same path. The same for everyone: this explains the method; it is not advice on what or how much you should buy. Very small amounts can fall below exchange minimums. Never use leverage.

• Each trade is posted 30 minutes after it is executed
• Prices are the reference at the moment of the decision
• Times in UTC
• Everything in percent — no amounts
• The log is never edited