mannuelcrypto

Eighty-three decided calls, 25 wins to 58 losses, ANTE Score 21 in a 21–41 interval, corroborated. Average win +29% against an average loss of -14.4% — winners twice the size of losers, which is the correct shape for a 30% hit rate and very nearly enough. The directional measure across 31 calls reads -0.1%. Forty-five of 85 settled calls closed on a stop, so the risk framework is being used rather than described.

"$ENA long, entry 0.16859, take profits 0.175 / 0.18 / 0.19 / 0.195 / 0.204, leverage 75x, stop 0.165." Two hundred and twenty-two of 242 calls are crypto, weighted to low-cap names, with on-chain wallet reads and market-maker behaviour as the thesis. Sixty-three percent state a target and 38% a stop. Follow-ups are frequent and specific — partial targets taken, remainder closed at entry.

Thirty-six percent of calls carry both a target and a stop and the stops demonstrably fire, which keeps the average loss to -14.4% on the underlying. Then the tickets specify leverage up to 75x, at which a -14% move is not a -14% outcome — the worst recorded call reached -202%. The discipline and the leverage pull hard in opposite directions, and the reader chooses which one they are actually following.

Of 1,943 tweets, 120 are calls and 69 updates — a high follow-through rate. He publishes a weekly portfolio total, most recently £255,871.99 after a £4,095 week. Elsewhere the same feed describes being "$6.4 million down" on short trades. Those two figures cannot describe the same book, and a reader weighing the claims should notice the gap. Engagement is low despite 29,500 followers.

Seven educational posts in 1,943. The learning available is procedural: what a fully specified futures ticket looks like, and what it means to take partial profits and move the rest to break-even. The on-chain and market-maker reasoning that drives the selections is asserted rather than shown, so it cannot be reproduced by a reader.

You'll like this if you trade low-cap crypto perpetuals, want the whole ticket including a stop, and will size far below the quoted leverage. You'll get less from it if you need the thesis demonstrated, or if you want consistency between the stated account figures. The structure of these calls is better than the outcome they have produced so far.