【Prodigy Trader Born in 2010 · Dropped Out to Trade Full-Time · Complete Record of Bottom Predictions】

Born in 2010, I’m sixteen this year. From the moment I first touched candlestick charts to now, it’s been two years of live trading, and one year since I dropped out to trade full-time. This isn’t escaping reality—it’s finding the road I’m meant to walk for life.

In mid-June, amid a wave of panic, I wrote down my judgment: before mid-July, the crypto market would form the bottom of this round of adjustment. Big Coin at 57,000, Dogecoin at 0.07. Back then, nobody believed me. In the comments, people said, “What does a kid know?”, “A demo-account trader”, “When you get liquidated, you’ll behave.”

I don’t argue. Candlestick charts don’t need arguing.

Over the past three weeks, the market followed the script: Big Coin kept probing lower, hitting a low of 57,600—still a bit away from the 57,000 I had marked—but the direction was already validated. Dogecoin’s lowest point was 0.0695, which precisely tagged the lower boundary of the weekly triangle convergence I had outlined. I placed a long order at 0.0697 and it filled, but the order itself was my attitude—if it’s not at the ideal level, I will not act. This isn’t prediction; it’s a conclusion drawn from projecting the big-picture weekly structure over four years. I’m not watching whether it will rise tomorrow; I’m watching the space for the next six months, the next year. Many ask me why I dared to drop out and trade. Because in candlestick charts, I’m freer than I am in school. School teaches standard answers; the market teaches probability, discipline, and patience.

Technical analysis is a tool, mindset is the foundation, and the bigger picture is the real deciding factor. Short-term fluctuations won’t change the structure, and panic won’t change the direction. Time will prove that I’m right—and it will only ever prove that I’m right.

After this round of bottom confirmation, I will let everyone see how a sixteen-year-old who dropped out to trade uses his own judgment to carve out the road that belongs to him, step by step. The sky is wide, the earth is broad—let birds fly as they will. The path I chose is one I’ll walk to the end myself. In the future of the trading industry, I’m determined to claim my place.

Time will prove everything. 🤫