WizzTrades Recent Main Viewpoints: Taking Profits on WLD, BT

2026-10-27 19:50 · 2 sources

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WizzTrades is a crypto trading channel focused primarily on live trade calls. Recently it has mainly published specific trading plans around $WLD and $BTC: giving three price levels — entry (CMP), take-profit (TP), and stop-loss (SL) — and reporting profit and loss in R multiples. Its analytical style emphasizes positional flow, open interest (OI), and changes in spot/futures positions, judging direction based on trendline breaks or liquidity signals; when the market repeatedly whipsaws or signals are unclear, it reduces risk. In terms of management, it often takes partial profits after reaching a certain level of gain and moves the stop-loss to break-even, then closes out at an appropriate moment. Its recent focus has shifted from short-term profit-taking on $WLD to repeated attempts at going long on $BTC, and then to going short based on positional flow.

**Overall tendency**: trend-following but with repeated trial and error, heavy emphasis on risk control

Viewpoint timeline over the past 7 days

• **2026-10-20** WLD partial profit-taking and stop moved to break-even: late at night, flagged taking partial profits on $WLD while adjusting the stop-loss to the break-even level, and jokingly said looking at charts at midnight was unhealthy.
• **2026-10-21** WLD fully closed, total profit +2.5R: fully closed the $WLD position, said it made good money, with total profit reaching +2.5R, described the trade as moving fast, and promised to share the chart after waking up.
• **2026-10-21** Published a BTC long plan, followed by a +2R take-profit: gave a $BTC entry at CMP, take-profit at 86693.91, stop-loss at 81781.39, said positional flow was bullish and shorts would be liquidated, then partially took profit, moved the stop to break-even, and reported +2R.
• **2026-10-22** BTC retried after a pullback, switched to low risk: re-entered after 1R, with take-profit at 84900.70 and stop-loss at 81262.46; said both spot and futures positions had been sold off but there was no clear bearish signal, so adopted extremely low risk.
• **2026-10-23** BTC switched to short, still reduced risk due to OI uncertainty: gave a short plan with take-profit at 77042.82 and stop-loss at 82681.71, said overall positional flow had turned bearish and that OI was confusing, so again reduced risk exposure.
• **2026-10-24** BTC +1R partial profit-taking, stop moved to break-even: after reaching +1R, flagged taking partial profits and adjusting the stop-loss to the break-even level, jokingly saying these trade opportunities did not come easily.
• **2026-10-26** Closed BTC short for 2.6R profit: said the trade profited 2.6R and had been closed, noting the trade itself was fine but had taken longer, so chose to exit at this point.

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Sources (in-site messages)

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FAQ

### Where does this data come from?

It comes from the trade call messages this channel publishes in public communities. The system parses out the entry price, take-profit, and stop-loss, then checks on 1-minute candlesticks whether they were reached.

### How is the win rate calculated?

The denominator only counts signals where "the entry price was reached, and subsequently the first take-profit or stop-loss was hit"; ones that never reached the entry price, and ones that never triggered within 48 hours, are not included.

### Why are simulated returns calculated with 100x leverage?

100x is a uniform basis for horizontal comparison, not an achievable return. Maximum loss per trade is calculated as liquidation at −100%; in real trading there would also be fees, funding rates, and slippage.

### How often is the data updated?

Signal determination rolls on a minute-by-level basis; this page is regenerated whenever the channel posts new messages. The statistics window on the page indicates the start and end times covered by the current basis.

### How do I appeal if the data is incorrect?

You can submit an appeal at support.btcsos.com, noting the channel name and the specific signal; we will verify and then correct or take down the data on this page.