You can control your profits, and losses - if you do this.

In crypto, most of what happens isn’t up to you.

Let’s get that out of the way first.

You don’t control:

• When the market pumps

• When altcoins moon

• When influencers start shilling your bags

• When exit liquidity shows up

• When retail floods in

You don’t control any of that.

So stop acting like your edge comes from timing hype or praying for narratives.

That’s not the game.

The real game?

Let me break it down.

You Control Buying When It’s Boring

When $HYPE was at $10, nobody cared.
No tweets. No hype. No FOMO.

Just silence.

But I was buying. Quietly. With conviction.

They buy when everyone’s asleep,
so they can sell when everyone wakes up screaming for entries.

You Control Taking Profit While Others Get Greedy

3x? Sell some.
5x? Sell more.
10x? Sell heavy.

People always think “it’ll go higher.”

They don’t realize the people selling into that belief are already 6 months ahead of them.

You make money when you exit early and smart.
Not when you “ride it out.”

This market doesn’t reward optimism.
It rewards execution.

You Control Your Emotions

You don’t chase green candles.
You don’t panic on 10% dips.
You don’t bag-hold coins down 80% hoping they’ll bounce.

That’s what professionals do.

Everyone else is just feeding the cycle.

You Control How Ready You Are for the Next Move

When the next leg of this cycle takes off,
and the window for altseason narrows…

It’ll be too late to start preparing.

The losers?
Still scrolling. Still tweeting. Still reacting.

The Truth Nobody Wants to Hear

You don’t win in crypto by doing more.
You win by doing less wrong.

• Don’t chase.

• Don’t marry coins.

• Don’t forget to sell.

• Don’t let fear freeze you out.

• Don’t be smarter than the market — just be earlier than the crowd.

That’s how the killers move.

They’re not emotional.
They’re not loud.
They’re not addicted to chaos.

They’re quiet, focused, prepared — and rich.

That’s why I have started 9-5 Traders.
Because I’ll keep showing you how to control what matters:

• When to rotate

• When to de-risk

• When to re-load

• When to disappear

This isn’t about doing everything right.

It’s about doing fewer dumb things than everyone else.

— Victor

P.S. You don’t need to be a genius to win this game.

You just need:

• Patience when it’s slow

• Conviction when it’s early

• Discipline when it’s high

• And silence when everyone else is shouting

Focus up. The window’s still open.