ONE DAY OR DAY ONE$200K+ FUNDED — NQTAKE THE RISK$300K PNL — AXIOMDISCIPLINE OUTLASTS MOTIVATION@TH3RICHMINDSET
TH3RICHMINDSET
One day or Day one.
Funded trader. Builder of conviction. Documenting the climb from screen time to real money — in public, no filter.
$200K+ Funded — NQ$300K PNL — Axiom
The Ledger
Track record, on the record.
Pick a platform to see the numbers behind it.
Funded CapitalNQ FUTURES · PROP ACCOUNT
$200,000+
Recent Payouts — NQ
$30,000$20,000$15,000
Realized PNLON-CHAIN · AXIOM
$300,000+
Recent Payouts — Axiom
$15,000$15,000
Figures are self-reported and reflect personal trading results. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
The Manifesto
I didn't get handed the capital — I earned the trust, account by account, green day by red day. No shortcut, no luck story. Just reps, risk management, and refusing to quit on a bad week. This is the process, out loud, in real time.
The Mindset
Things I tell myself when the trade isn't going my way — in my own words.
"One day or Day one."
"Take the risk."
"Discipline outlasts motivation."
"The market pays patience, not predictions."
The Process
No magic. Just the routine, repeated.
01
Read the chart
No noise, no opinions on the timeline — just price, structure, and levels.
02
Wait for confirmation
The setup either shows up or it doesn't. No forcing a trade that isn't there.
03
Size the risk first
The risk gets decided before the trade does — never the other way around.
04
Execute, then let it play
Pull the trigger, then step back. No revenge trading, no flinching at the wick.
The Desk
Tools I actually trade with.
TradingView
Charting
Where every setup starts. I run my charts here — multi-timeframe analysis, custom indicators, drawn levels, and alerts that notify me the second price hits a zone I'm watching. It's also the exact workspace I screen-record for the breakdowns I post, so what you see in my content is what I actually trade from, not a cleaned-up version of it.
Reward Pro-grade charting and alerts, free to start.
Consider Advanced features sit behind paid tiers — start free, upgrade only when you outgrow it.
My execution terminal for on-chain trading. Direct wallet connection, instant token data, and one-click entries and exits — built for moments when a setup on a fast-moving on-chain asset won't wait around for a slower exchange to catch up. This is where the sizing and timing calls from "The Process" actually get pulled.
Reward Near-instant execution speed in fast, volatile markets.
Risk On-chain assets can swing hard and fast — size positions you can actually afford to lose.
Same risk mindset, two very different games. Tap one.
Confluences I Need For A 1:5 On NQ
01
Market structure shift
A real break of structure or change of character in the direction I want — not just a wick poking through.
02
A key level reacting
Price has to actually respect a major high/low, order block, or untested level — not just pass through it.
03
Volume or momentum confirming
A real push at the level, not chop. If it's fading into the zone, I'm not interested.
04
Higher timeframe agrees
The bigger picture trend or bias has to line up with the direction I'm about to take on the lower timeframe.
05
Right session, right time
The setup forms inside a real volume window — London or NY open — not 3am chop with nobody trading.
What I'm Actually Looking At On The Chart
A clean liquidity grab — price sweeping an obvious high or low before reversing.
A fair value gap or imbalance left behind by a strong, fast move.
A displacement candle — one clear, decisive move, not indecision.
Clear structure, not a messy chart with ten conflicting trendlines.
A level I marked out before the session started, not one I'm drawing after the move already happened.
Futures trading carries real risk of loss, even on an A+ setup with every confluence lined up. This is my personal framework, not a signal to copy trade-for-trade — size and manage risk based on your own account.
Before I Touch A Memecoin
01
Find the actual catalyst
Why is it moving right now? If there's no real reason behind the pump, it's usually already running out of fuel.
02
Check the X/Twitter feed
Is the chatter organic, or is it the same handful of accounts and a wall of bots repeating the ticker?
03
Big names move bigger volume
When someone like Elon Musk — or another major public figure — even jokes about a coin or a theme, attention and volume can spike fast. Those moves are also some of the most violent in both directions.
04
Trending events and memes count too
A viral moment, a meme exploding overnight, a real-world event tied to the coin's theme — narrative is the fuel here, not fundamentals.
05
Size it like it can go to zero
Because most of them do. I treat every memecoin position as money I could lose completely, and I'm out the moment the narrative dies — not when I hope it comes back.
Not financial advice — just what I personally check before I click buy. Memecoins are extremely volatile, largely unregulated, and many lose all their value. Only trade what you can fully afford to lose.
