Recently, I was exploring an interesting type in trading — Rezvyakov, if anyone has heard of him. And what struck me was: this guy doesn’t bother with what everyone else does. No RSI, no MACD, no all these candlestick patterns that supposedly predict the future. He just opens the order book and looks at it like a chessboard, where everything is already visible.

Honestly, it looks like something out of The Matrix — he looks at the numbers and understands what’s going to happen next. While other traders draw support levels and guess where the price will go, Rezvyakov just sees through the market. No indicators, no news, no emotions. The market for him isn’t a casino, but chess.

The results, of course, are impressive. 515% on a single trade — that’s more than most traders either cash out or lose everything. 1426% in a year — that’s a level crypto investors try to reach by buying random alts hoping for a moon. 168% of the deposit in 4 days — that’s the time when ordinary traders lose money on news.

It’s funny that Alexander Rezvyakov doesn’t believe in crypto at all. He considers it too volatile and unpredictable. Instead, he holds positions in reliable assets and doesn’t panic over every price movement. It’s like the stance of someone who once lost a wallet with bitcoins ten years ago — neither better nor worse, just a different approach.

What’s interesting about Rezvyakov is that he actually trades and makes money, not selling courses about secrets. He doesn’t promise gold mountains in a week like those gurus who only trade in demo. The system is simple but requires experience — if for you the order book is just a set of numbers, then it’s too early.

If you love charts with lots of lines and indicators that only work during a full moon, then Rezvyakov is definitely not your option. But if you want to understand how the market really moves and why the price goes where it wants, maybe it’s worth looking into his method. Although, of course, the market isn’t for everyone.