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Time to watch those 17 videos on X2 speed.

Modified:

Watched and only 3 of them were related to what I wanted.

Ilegendd aka Valwezzy
aka cmoney22222, aka tflex01, aka analyscam

iLegendd:
This account is my alternate account. I use it in scamming innocent people. Contact it at your own risk. You'll cry!

😂😂 Elaborated Roast: The Boxnalysis Origin Story is Certified Scam Literature
This guy dropped a whole cinematic origin story like he’s the crypto Messiah from Nigeria. Let’s break down the greatest hits:


• Ignored Bitcoin in 2010 because it was “linked to crime” (fair), but then in 2021 used his “relationship books on Amazon” royalties to ape into Binance P2P. First trade goes well, he withdraws 35-37k and celebrates by buying a live goat… only for the goat to have a baby inside when slaughtered. Bro turned a trading win into a lifetime goat trauma story. Peak Nollywood.



• Claims village people were personally hacking the blockchain to rug him every time he bought. “Why does it always go down when I buy?!” Classic retail trader cope, except he packaged it as part of his hero’s journey.


• Stayed up 17 hours a day on TradingView because “my body refused to readjust” and “I can’t sleep while Elon Musk is awake working.” My brother in Christ, Elon isn’t checking your 4H chart.


• Watched thousands of videos, got overwhelmed by all the gurus, then had a divine revelation: “What if I just draw boxes around the bad months?” Boom. Boxnalysis was born.

FAMAMS (Feb, Aug, Mar, Aug, Mar, Sept.). No Trade Months. “Become a Boxnalyst.”
He swears it has more than 90% win rate because it’s based on “history, volume, cycle, structure and repetition.” If drawing colored rectangles on a chart actually delivered 90% wins consistently, this man wouldn’t be writing self-aggrandizing ebooks — he’d be quietly rich and unreachable.


This is not analysis. This is fanfiction with extra steps. The entire write-up is engineered to build false credibility: the humble beginning, the struggles, the mystical “light bulb moment,” the made-up proprietary system, and the soft pitch at the end (“this book is the story of what came next” = send money).


Boxnalysis = Box of Lies. It’s the same recycled “I cracked the code” grift you see every bull run. Different packaging, same agenda.


⚠️





WARNING TO NEWBIES: How to Not Get Scammed
Crypto Twitter, Nairaland, Telegram, and YouTube are flooded with people like this. Here’s how to protect yourself:


1. Anyone promising high win rates (80%+, 90%+, etc.) is lying or selling. Real consistent edges in trading are rare, small, and never advertised loudly.


2. If the “system” sounds ridiculously simple (drawing boxes, lines, basic patterns anyone can see), and they’re charging for it, run. Professional traders don’t sell rainbow rectangle courses.



3. Watch for the sob-to-success story. Goat trauma, village curses, “I was once like you,” sleeping 17 hours on charts — these are emotional manipulation tactics designed to make you relate and trust.



4. Never buy trading courses/books from people who make their money selling courses/books. Their real product isn’t alpha — it’s you.



5. Backtest everything yourself. If someone claims a system works, ask for independent verified track record (not cherry-picked screenshots). Most won’t provide it.



6. Start small and learn painfully. Paper trade, use small amounts, study actual market structure, risk management, and psychology. There are free, high-quality resources out there (no need to pay “Boxnalysts”).



7. If it sounds too good to be true, it’s a scam. Especially in crypto.



Protect your money. The only people consistently getting rich off “Boxnalysis” and similar systems are the ones selling them. Stay safe out there.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

The Most Dangerous Boxes in Boxnalysis

Among the eight boxes of Boxnalysis: Red, ...urple, Green, Blue, Yellow, White, Honeydew, and Orange — the most dangerous period is the Green Box or Yellow Box.

Not really those boxes themselves, but the NTM (No Trade Month) immediately before the Green or Yellow Box.

That small red box the yellow arrow in the picture below is pointing, yes, that's the most dangerous place in every cycle.

These NTMs represent the highest-risk phase of the Bitcoin cycle and should be approached with extreme caution even though it lasts on 1 month. The main purpose of NTM is to crash to SITM level or dump to black swan level.

If you're lucky, it won't dump or touch SITM, but it'll surely do it in the next NTM in front of Green or Yellow box. Though, in few occasions, it will do a purple swan, which is, pump so hard to liquidate shorts who were expecting a dump or retest of SITM as usual.

Risk Management Rule

When the weekly candle reaches the end of the box preceding the NTM that comes before a Green or Yellow Box:

Hedge your position.
Do not remove the hedge during the NTM.
Remain protected until the danger period has passed.

Removing the hedge too early can be costly because Bitcoin may experience a sharp decline during this phase, turning a profitable long position into a losing trade.

What to Expect During the Danger Zone

The primary expectation during this NTM is for the weekly candle to decline and touch the SITM (Sweet in the Middle) of the previous box.

If Bitcoin fails to touch that SITM during the NTM before the Green Box, the market will often seek it later.

In such cases, the NTM in front of Green or Yellow will dump aggressively to reach and touch the missed SITM level of its box.

Summary

Rule of Thumb — Boxnalysis

In simple terms. Every box has two NTM (one at the back and one in front) and the one at the back is the most important and the most dangerous. It determines what the one in front will do.

If the back one touches SITM or dumps, the front NTM will not touch the SITM of Green or Yellow box. If it doesn't, then the front one will.

So, be cautious with the one at the back and hedge your long position at the beginning of that NTM, then unhedge after the NTM is over and the new box, green or yellow, has printed.

2020 black swan happened exactly at the back of Green box, the back NTM. While

The NTM before the Green Box and Yellow Box is the most dangerous zone in the entire Bitcoin cycle. Hedge at the end of the preceding box, remain hedged throughout the NTM, and only consider removing the hedge after the storm has passed.

The market frequently uses this period to seek the SITM of a previous box before continuing its larger cycle progression.

— Joe Clef, Boxnalysis Framework

Let me use images to show you.

Look at the image below and you'll see the small red box the yellow arrow is pointing, that is the back NTM of the yellow box.

Look down again and you'll see where an orange colored arrow is pointing a green and yellow dot. Zoom it at it carefully and you'll see a dotted blue line. Ehe! That's the SITM of blue box, where the price is supposed to dump to and it did exactly that.

This means the market is normal and perfect and it lets you know the NTM in front of yellow box won't touch SITM of that yellow box. If one happens, the other won't. If it doesn't, the other will.

Now let's look at the one for black swan and purple swan (I came up with that name).

If you look at the NTM, you'll notice it dumped to the SITM of the purple box, but continued way lower and that was 2020 black swan.

Since it touched NTM, we're fine even though it went lower. Just now that you shouldn't unhedge in the back NTM of Green or Yellow box cuz you never know what can happen.

Now let talk about purple swan.

Purple swan is the inverse of black swan.

We were waiting at $18 as where the price will retest since it's the SITM of blue box, reference that yellow arrow.

Sadly, even though it's a good thing for the bulls, the market pumped to about $122.

If you had hedged your long, you'll feel you're missing the upside and would probably be upset, but don't. It's better your money is intact than losing it if it had reversed and turned to a black swan when you haven't hedged.

So, forget about what you're missing in this danger zone and focus on protecting your current gains and capital.

In this danger zone of NTM, unhedge only when the yellow box prints, the second weekly candle. Sometimes, you need to wait untill the middle of the yellow box to see a proper low to unhedge. By this time, the storm is over. Don't forget, since this one didn't touch SITM, the front NTM will.

If you followed this lecture and you don't understand, ask questions. There'll be a video tutorial of everything, but not yet. The only videos I currently have are personal.

Chart Analysis for JUNE 11
Long-Short-Long Switching Strategy


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFj8Bm0Vx1I

Today, I’ve brought a really crazy strategy.
Please enjoy the video,
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Have a great day.

Thank you.

megawealth01:
JUST IN: Michael Saylor's Strategy buys 1,550 Bitcoin for $101.3 million 🚀

We’re back!

We'd always be back bro. Until below 50K

Your money will disappear if you put it into things you don't understand. If you see a "business opportunity" or an investment but you don't really get how it works, stay away.

If you just guess or follow a trend without knowing the facts, you’ll likely lose your cash.

So it's going below 50k? When exactly?

GRACEGLORY:
We'd always be back bro. Until below 50K

Meaning BTC will dump hard soon?

GRACEGLORY:
Your money will disappear if you put it into things you don't understand. If you see a "business opportunity" or an investment but you don't really get how it works, stay away.

If you just guess or follow a trend without knowing the facts, you’ll likely lose your cash.

I uploaded a 5 minute video of Boxnalysis and asked GPT to analyse it and this the reply.

I analyzed the video itself (about 4 minutes 56 seconds long) and here is what I observed:

Overall Theme

The video is a screen recording of a TradingView Bitcoin chart analysis session. It appears to be explaining a proprietary framework built around:

Colored cycle boxes/zones
NTM (No Trade Month)
SITM levels
Trend channels
Moving averages
Support and resistance structures

Cycle timing

The chart switches between different historical Bitcoin periods to compare how price behaved in previous cycles.

What Stands Out

1. Heavy Use of Cycle Boxes

I noticed multiple colored zones repeatedly appearing:

Red
Purple
Green
Yellow
White
Honeydew

Orange

These appear to represent different phases of the Bitcoin cycle rather than simple support/resistance areas.

2. Timing-Based Analysis
The focus is not just price.

The video places major emphasis on:

Specific months
Box durations
Cycle timing

Historical repetition

This suggests the system is attempting to predict future behavior using both time and price, not price alone.

3. Channel Structure
Several charts contain:
Descending channels
Ascending channels

Diagonal trend boundaries

The presenter appears to use these channels to identify:

Entry zones
Exit zones
Breakout confirmation areas
4. Historical Backtesting

The video repeatedly jumps between:

Older Bitcoin cycles
Mid-cycle periods
Bull markets
Bear markets

The purpose seems to be proving that the box framework worked across multiple cycles.

5. Long Bias

I saw numerous labels such as:
"Long"

Bullish projection zones

Upward targets

The methodology appears primarily designed for capturing major Bitcoin uptrends rather than short-term scalping.

Interesting Observation

One recurring idea visible in several frames is that price tends to:

1. Enter a colored box.
2. Respect a boundary.
3. Reach a projected zone.
4. Transition into another box.

That suggests the framework views Bitcoin as moving through predefined cycle environments rather than random market conditions.

My Assessment

The system is more sophisticated than ordinary technical analysis because it combines:

Time
Price
Market cycles
Trend structure

Most traders only focus on price.

This framework appears to treat Bitcoin as a repeating cyclical organism where timing is just as important as support and resistance.

Potential Strength

If the cycle timing assumptions remain valid, the model can potentially identify:

High-probability accumulation periods
Dangerous periods
Bull market peaks
Bear market bottoms
earlier than conventional indicators.

Potential Weakness

The biggest risk I see is that the framework relies heavily on historical repetition.

If Bitcoin's structure changes due to:

ETF flows
Institutional participation
Regulatory changes
Macroeconomic shifts

then a cycle-based model may need adjustment because future cycles may not perfectly match previous ones.

My Guess About the Core Message

Based solely on the video:

> The creator believes Bitcoin moves through a sequence of recurring colored cycle boxes, and that understanding which box Bitcoin is in is more important than reacting to daily price movements.

That appears to be the central philosophy behind the analysis shown in the video.

We'll talk about the S on the yellow box above later.

GRACEGLORY:
Your money will disappear if you put it into things you don't understand. If you see a "business opportunity" or an investment but you don't really get how it works, stay away.

If you just guess or follow a trend without knowing the facts, you’ll likely lose your cash.

When Altseason?

Alt season is here

I am making money everyday

Nemenma:
It's today that I knew of a truth there is no hope for crypto. The way bgb is falling like a knife eh. My tired is tired

Say altcoins. And that's casino

Jammykay:
Alt season is here

I am making money everyday

Prop firm?

Techie25:
Prop firm?

Lol it obvious that the meta trader screenshot was doctored.

From ChatGPT:
1. The Math is Literally Impossible
In trading, the profit formula for a Bitcoin buy position is:

(Current Price - Entry Price) × Lot Size × Contract Size = Profit

According to the image:

The price moved up by exactly $5,000 ($63,000 - $58,000).

The trade size is 58 lots.

On any real trading platform, 1 lot equals 1 Bitcoin. So, a $5,000 move on 58 lots should equal exactly $290,000 ($5,000 × 58).

Even if it was a micro-account where 1 lot equals 0.1 Bitcoin, the profit would be exactly $29,000. There is absolutely no real math or contract size in existence that results in a random, specific decimal number like $101,460.36 for that price move. The creator just typed a random large number to make it look impressive.

2. The Prices are Too "Perfect"
Bitcoin never moves in perfectly flat, round numbers. A real trade would show decimal points for the entry and current price (e.g., 58000.45 → 63001.12). Seeing exactly 58000 → 63000 means the numbers were manually typed into a fake screenshot generator or edited in.

3. Clear Signs of Photo Editing
If you look closely at the image:

The Blackout Marks: There are sloppy, manual digital paint strokes covering up the top left text and a massive, jagged black/white block in the top right corner. Real apps have smooth, uniform backgrounds.

The Missing Interface: The entire bottom half of the screen is a solid black void. Real trading apps (like MetaTrader) always have navigation tabs at the bottom (Quotes, Charts, History, Settings) and grid lines. It was entirely painted over to hide a fake interface.

Text Artifacts: The blue "profit" text has different pixel fuzziness (compression) around it compared to the rest of the text, meaning it was pasted onto the image afterward.

It is a 100% simulated or photoshopped screenshot.

ChukwuebukaEzeh:
Lol it obvious that the meta trader screenshot was doctored.

From ChatGPT:
1. The Math is Literally Impossible
In trading, the profit formula for a Bitcoin buy position is:

(Current Price - Entry Price) × Lot Size × Contract Size = Profit

According to the image:

The price moved up by exactly $5,000 ($63,000 - $58,000).

The trade size is 58 lots.

On any real trading platform, 1 lot equals 1 Bitcoin. So, a $5,000 move on 58 lots should equal exactly $290,000 ($5,000 × 58).

Even if it was a micro-account where 1 lot equals 0.1 Bitcoin, the profit would be exactly $29,000. There is absolutely no real math or contract size in existence that results in a random, specific decimal number like $101,460.36 for that price move. The creator just typed a random large number to make it look impressive.

2. The Prices are Too "Perfect"
Bitcoin never moves in perfectly flat, round numbers. A real trade would show decimal points for the entry and current price (e.g., 58000.45 → 63001.12). Seeing exactly 58000 → 63000 means the numbers were manually typed into a fake screenshot generator or edited in.

3. Clear Signs of Photo Editing
If you look closely at the image:

The Blackout Marks: There are sloppy, manual digital paint strokes covering up the top left text and a massive, jagged black/white block in the top right corner. Real apps have smooth, uniform backgrounds.

The Missing Interface: The entire bottom half of the screen is a solid black void. Real trading apps (like MetaTrader) always have navigation tabs at the bottom (Quotes, Charts, History, Settings) and grid lines. It was entirely painted over to hide a fake interface.

Text Artifacts: The blue "profit" text has different pixel fuzziness (compression) around it compared to the rest of the text, meaning it was pasted onto the image afterward.

It is a 100% simulated or photoshopped screenshot.

Yeah, I knew it was doctored even before asking just play along.

Ain't no way, BTC entry and current price will be rounded up to three 0s and of course what about the digits after the decimal points?

Some people are funny sha!

ChukwuebukaEzeh:
Lol it obvious that the meta trader screenshot was doctored.

From ChatGPT:
1. The Math is Literally Impossible
In trading, the profit formula for a Bitcoin buy position is:

(Current Price - Entry Price) × Lot Size × Contract Size = Profit

According to the image:

The price moved up by exactly $5,000 ($63,000 - $58,000).

The trade size is 58 lots.

On any real trading platform, 1 lot equals 1 Bitcoin. So, a $5,000 move on 58 lots should equal exactly $290,000 ($5,000 × 58).

Even if it was a micro-account where 1 lot equals 0.1 Bitcoin, the profit would be exactly $29,000. There is absolutely no real math or contract size in existence that results in a random, specific decimal number like $101,460.36 for that price move. The creator just typed a random large number to make it look impressive.

2. The Prices are Too "Perfect"
Bitcoin never moves in perfectly flat, round numbers. A real trade would show decimal points for the entry and current price (e.g., 58000.45 → 63001.12). Seeing exactly 58000 → 63000 means the numbers were manually typed into a fake screenshot generator or edited in.

3. Clear Signs of Photo Editing
If you look closely at the image:

The Blackout Marks: There are sloppy, manual digital paint strokes covering up the top left text and a massive, jagged black/white block in the top right corner. Real apps have smooth, uniform backgrounds.

The Missing Interface: The entire bottom half of the screen is a solid black void. Real trading apps (like MetaTrader) always have navigation tabs at the bottom (Quotes, Charts, History, Settings) and grid lines. It was entirely painted over to hide a fake interface.

Text Artifacts: The blue "profit" text has different pixel fuzziness (compression) around it compared to the rest of the text, meaning it was pasted onto the image afterward.

It is a 100% simulated or photoshopped screenshot.

Lmao, here comes the professional hater copium squad again.


Bro, you’re out here writing a whole PhD thesis with ChatGPT like some bitter failed trader who’s never seen a real account in his life.

The desperation is actually insane 😂
You sound exactly like those scammers who spam “proof” in every comment section while their own wallets are at $23.47.

“The math is impossible!!1!” — says the guy who probably thinks 1 lot always = 1 full Bitcoin on every single broker like a total noob.

Different brokers, different instruments, different leverage setups, CFDs, multipliers… but nah, you’re the expert because you copy-pasted from ChatGPT.


Real traders are out here making money and you’re pixel-peeping black bars like a conspiracy clown. “The prices are too perfect!!” Yeah no shit, it’s a summary screenshot, not a 4K live feed for your detective LARPing.


The way you’re obsessing over “text fuzziness” and “jagged edges” is straight-up pathetic. Touch grass, download a real broker, and stop projecting your broke energy everywhere.



This is peak hater behavior.

Can’t trade, can’t win, so you attack anyone who does. Classic scammer deflection — accuse others of what you are.


Post your own account or keep crying in the comments, champ. We both know you won’t. Stay mad while the rest of us eat. 🍽️​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Techie25:
Yeah, I knew it was doctored even before asking just play along.

Ain't no way, BTC entry and current price will be rounded up to three 0s and of course what about the digits after the decimal points?

Some people are funny sha!

The bolded was the major redflag I saw before GPT showed the rest

Jammykay:
Lmao, here comes the professional hater copium squad again.


Bro, you’re out here writing a whole PhD thesis with ChatGPT like some bitter failed trader who’s never seen a real account in his life.

The desperation is actually insane 😂
You sound exactly like those scammers who spam “proof” in every comment section while their own wallets are at $23.47.

“The math is impossible!!1!” — says the guy who probably thinks 1 lot always = 1 full Bitcoin on every single broker like a total noob.

Different brokers, different instruments, different leverage setups, CFDs, multipliers… but nah, you’re the expert because you copy-pasted from ChatGPT.


Real traders are out here making money and you’re pixel-peeping black bars like a conspiracy clown. “The prices are too perfect!!” Yeah no shit, it’s a summary screenshot, not a 4K live feed for your detective LARPing.


The way you’re obsessing over “text fuzziness” and “jagged edges” is straight-up pathetic. Touch grass, download a real broker, and stop projecting your broke energy everywhere.



This is peak hater behavior.

Can’t trade, can’t win, so you attack anyone who does. Classic scammer deflection — accuse others of what you are.


Post your own account or keep crying in the comments, champ. We both know you won’t. Stay mad while the rest of us eat. 🍽️​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

LOL......
I don't even know you, yet you think I hate you
Okay boss! spend your $100k

Seewahala aka deflover. Can you rest today?

Jammykay:
Lmao, here comes the professional hater copium squad again.


Bro, you’re out here writing a whole PhD thesis with ChatGPT like some bitter failed trader who’s never seen a real account in his life.

The desperation is actually insane 😂
You sound exactly like those scammers who spam “proof” in every comment section while their own wallets are at $23.47.

“The math is impossible!!1!” — says the guy who probably thinks 1 lot always = 1 full Bitcoin on every single broker like a total noob.

Different brokers, different instruments, different leverage setups, CFDs, multipliers… but nah, you’re the expert because you copy-pasted from ChatGPT.


Real traders are out here making money and you’re pixel-peeping black bars like a conspiracy clown. “The prices are too perfect!!” Yeah no shit, it’s a summary screenshot, not a 4K live feed for your detective LARPing.


The way you’re obsessing over “text fuzziness” and “jagged edges” is straight-up pathetic. Touch grass, download a real broker, and stop projecting your broke energy everywhere.



This is peak hater behavior.

Can’t trade, can’t win, so you attack anyone who does. Classic scammer deflection — accuse others of what you are.


Post your own account or keep crying in the comments, champ. We both know you won’t. Stay mad while the rest of us eat. 🍽️​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

cmoney22222:
Seewahala aka deflover. Can you rest today?

See this one

All because he lost $100 in a 'do or dare' battle he became mental and unhinged from that day till now
It's been 3 years . . .he has broken 3 chains to escape asylum

Animal talk again? Aka craze man talk.
You go explain tire .
Deflover&seewahala how are you? Have you eaten today?

SeeWahala:
See this one

All because he lost $100 in a 'do or dare' battle he became mental and unhinged from that day till now
It's been 3 years . . .he has broken 3 chains to escape asylum

When you enter a trade in a box, you don't close it till the end of the box or something unique happens.

Boxnalysis makes BTC movements look predictable and it truly is. Abi I lie?

If you feel it's true, like
If you feel it's a lie, share.

Remember, all these things are free because iLégend discovered them. If it was Alexas419 and co., you'll pay dearly. 😂

But I won't blame him cuz people pay attention only when they pay. And whatever is given out freely has no value in their eyes. For me, I chose to do it for free for 3-4 years, then I'll look up.

You gotta give to the community for free to cement your name before you leave. That's how legends do.