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Journaling my binary options challenge 100 to 10K. Day 5. Challenge Completed

Journaling my binary options challenge 100 to 10K. Day 5. Challenge Completed

hey folks,

back with day 5 of the challenge just that its completed haha. hit 10k. super happy with how accurate i was throughout although i risked more than what i should today. but with the accuracy i had, i could go easily.

will update on my withdrawal soon

for anyone who missed the previous posts, the goal was to journal this account from 100 to 10k trading only live markets using price action and orderflow.

day 1 finished around 220

day 2 finished around 490

day 3 finished around 1,200

day 4 finished around 3,500

day 5 finished around 10,000+

today was easily the biggest day of the entire challenge.

finished with 17 wins and 2 losses, taking the account from roughly 3,700 to just over 10,000 and completing the challenge way before than what i expected. the magnitude of trades we took was higher today but it paid off

all trades were taken on EUR/USD and, just like every day leading up to this point, the majority of the profits came from identifying trapped buyers and trapped sellers using orderflow, absorption, liquidity shifts, and failed continuation attempts around key levels.

if i'm being completely honest, not every trade today was an A+ setup.

a few of the trades were definitely more aggressive than what i would normally take. after seeing how responsive the market was throughout the morning, i found myself taking a couple of earlier entries and a few higher-risk setups that relied more heavily on reading the orderflow in real time rather than waiting for perfect confirmation.

few examples from today's session:

EUR/USD – 10:12

a textbook trapped-seller setup. selling pressure remained heavy, but price stopped responding to it. once the breakdown failed, buyers stepped in and the move expanded quickly.

EUR/USD – 11:25

one of the cleaner trades of the session. aggressive selling met strong absorption and the imbalance became obvious on the orderflow. once trapped participants started exiting, price moved sharply higher.

EUR/USD – 12:18 (loss)

my first losing trade of the session. i attempted to anticipate a reversal before the market had fully confirmed it. the idea made sense from an orderflow perspective, but the timing was early and price never followed through.

EUR/USD – 12:54 (loss)

another aggressive attempt that didn't work out. i saw what looked like trapped sellers developing and tried to get ahead of the move. instead, the market continued rotating and invalidated the setup. a good reminder that not every absorption signal turns into a reversal.

EUR/USD – 13:09

without question one of the best trades of the day. sellers became trapped at exactly the wrong location and once they started exiting, the move accelerated quickly. this trade contributed a significant portion of today's gains.

EUR/USD – 13:27

the final trade of the challenge. by this point the account was already very close to the target, but the setup was clean and the orderflow aligned perfectly. a strong finish and a fitting way to complete the challenge.

overall, there's a difference between being aggressive and being reckless.

with that said, the challenge is now complete.

starting balance: 100

end of day 1: ~220

end of day 2: ~490

end of day 3: ~1,200

end of day 4: ~3,500

end of day 5: ~10,200+

i'll be placing the withdrawal request today and, assuming everything goes smoothly, i'll post an update later tonight or tomorrow with the withdrawal details, processing time, and whether the funds arrived successfully.

thanks to everyone who followed along throughout the challenge. looking forward to updating you all with my 10k withdrawal

u/Capital-Shoulder-506 — 3 days ago

Update: Requested a 10K withdrawal from PO. Let's see when it will hit my wallet

as mentioned in my previous post, i requested a withdrawal of the 10K i made from the challenge over the last week.

i submitted the withdrawal about an hour ago, and it's currently being processed. i usually receive my crypto withdrawals within a few hours, or at most within a day.

i just hope i don't have to contact support again. the last time, they requested additional verification multiple times, and after a lot of back and forth, the funds were finally sent with a delay. i've already completed the additional address verification once, and it was quite a hassle.

for now, i'll wait and see when the funds arrive.

price action and order flow for the win.

the goal is to milk these binary brokers as long as they pay me

u/Capital-Shoulder-506 — 3 days ago

Looking for friends to trade with

Demo account practice today. Pics for attention.

Good afternoon everyone. Im looking for a free discord community of people that trade binary options. Now that im not coaching ball anymore, im getting back to actively trading again.

Like a daily thing where we share strategy, celebrate our wins, learn from our losses. Does that type of thing exist?

I ran ones previously (paid mentorship) and it was an absolute blast. But now, I don’t personally know anybody that trades binary options.

If not, I’d be glad to run another one for anyone interested. Im back to trading daily again and it’s more fun with like minded friends.

(Before yall ask, this is my custom indicator. It’s not listed on TradingView at the moment)

u/Primary_Stage9275 — 4 days ago

Question for all people using PocketOption

I’ve been reading good and bad and the ugly about pocket option. So question:

1.) whoever started using pocket option did you officially verified yourself within their website after making any account? The full verification and if so, any problems after that in regards to withdrawing funds?

2.) people who started using pocket option BUT did not register for verification did you have problem withdrawing if so, any chance after registering verification did you have problem afterwards or no?

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u/Familiar_Tip_7336 — 5 days ago
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u/CnCEMS2026 — 4 days ago

Journaling my binary options challenge 100 to 10K. Day 2

hey folks,

back with day 2 journal of the challenge.

for anyone who missed the first post, the goal is to journal this account from 100 to 10k trading only live markets using price action and orderflow.

day 1 finished around 220

day 2:

today was another strong session. finished with 14 wins and 1 loss, taking the account from roughly 220 to around 490. every trade was taken on EUR/USD and almost every winner came from the same concept i talked about yesterday: trapped buyers and trapped sellers.

the more i study markets, the more convinced i become that understanding who is trapped is far more important than trying to predict where price is going. price can only move aggressively when someone is forced to get out of a bad position. that's what creates the momentum i'm looking for

a few examples from today's session:

EUR/USD – 11:31

classic trap setup. price traded through support, encouraging breakout sellers to enter, but the breakdown couldn't hold. trapped sellers were forced out as price reclaimed the level.

EUR/USD – 12:05

sellers continued hitting the market into an area where price simply refused to move lower. absorption became apparent and trapped sellers eventually fueled the reversal.

EUR/USD – 12:38 (loss)

the only losing trade of the day. the trap looked valid initially, but there wasn't enough participation afterward to create the expansion i was expecting. took the loss and moved on without much thought.

EUR/USD – 13:26

probably one of my favorite trades today. sellers became increasingly aggressive into the lows, but price wasn't responding the way it should have. that disconnect usually gets my attention. once the trapped sellers started exiting, the move accelerated sharply.

EUR/USD – 14:26

final trade of the session. late participants got caught chasing a move into a key area and were quickly trapped. once the failure became obvious, price moved aggressively in the opposite direction.

my edge isn't predicting the future. it's finding trapped buyers and trapped sellers before the rest of the market realizes they're trapped.

will be back tomorrow with day 3.

u/Capital-Shoulder-506 — 6 days ago

PO - Selfie verification delayed.

Hi,

I have deposited around 150$ into my account and somehow made a profit of 300$ and when I applied for a withdrawal it rejected asking for a selfie verification.

Then I uploaded my selfie and I again traded and this time my balance became 640$.

It has been 38 hours but they are still neo approving. Any one can Please help?

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u/AdvisorChoice2350 — 6 days ago

Switching cryptocurrency for deposits and withdrawals on pocket option.

As the title says, due to the recent issues Binance is having in the EU, I'm forced to switch my cryptocurrency.

have any of you guys switched the crypto you used to deposit and withdraw without issues?

For example, from USDT to BTC or vice versa. Should I contact support, or am I good to go?

Thank you in advance.

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u/Own_Worth_5929 — 5 days ago

Journaling my binary options challenge 100 to 10K. Day 1

hey folks, you might know me from my previous posts from my other account, payload 955. unfortunately, i lost access to it, so i'll be journaling this challenge here instead.

i stopped the last journal midway at around 3k and am starting fresh. hope i can add some value.

deposited 100 into this new account a couple days back and i’m trying to journal it to 10k using only price action on live pairs.

day 1: took a handful of trades today and finished the session up just over 100 net profit, bringing the account from roughly 100 to around 220. risk remained small throughout the day, mostly 10-15 per trade, and i focused only on clean reactions from key support and resistance levels. there was one losing trade early in the session, but the market respected levels exceptionally well afterward and provided several high-quality continuation and reversal setups.

entry and exit explanations for some of today's trades (day 1)

EUR/USD – 09:43
Strong reaction from a key intraday support zone after a brief rejection. Buyers regained control quickly, leading to a clean continuation move higher.

EUR/USD – 10:24
Retest of a broken resistance level that held firmly as support. Momentum returned after the pullback, providing a straightforward continuation entry.

EUR/USD – 10:58
Price pulled back into a respected support area and printed a sharp rejection. The strong response from buyers offered a high-probability reversal setup.

EUR/USD – 11:18
A liquidity sweep below support was quickly reclaimed, trapping sellers. The reclaim confirmed buyer strength and fueled the move higher.

EUR/USD – 11:57
Buyers maintained control above prior resistance throughout the session. Continued strength and higher lows supported a clean continuation into overhead liquidity.

all i look for is trapped buyers or sellers using both pa and orderflow since that ignites rapid price momentum. as long as your context and market structure are good, you can trade using this ideology and flip your accounts.

will update day 2 tomorrow.

u/Capital-Shoulder-506 — 7 days ago

A Completely Rule-Based, Mechanical 10-Second Execution Framework for Pocket Option (No Martingale, No Hype)

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share a mechanical execution setup I’ve been testing and fixing up over the last few months. Look, I’m not selling a course, I don't have some paid VIP signal group, and I'm not dropping a broker link to make a buck off you. I’m just sharing this because low-timeframe scalping on Pocket Option will absolutely destroy your bank account and your head if you don't have rigid rules.

I learned that the hard way by chasing bad charts, overtrading, and letting emotion take over. I built this framework—I call it the S10 Matrix—to protect my own baseline and stop the guesswork. I genuinely want to see people succeed here. I want all of us to eat and be comfortable, and I hope this helps someone else who struggles with discipline.

Here is the exact setup and the rules I follow:

The Setup

  • Chart 1: M1 (1-minute chart). This is the macro view. I use this to find the "River" (the main trend direction).
  • Chart 2: S5 (5-second chart). This is the microscope. I drop down here to watch the pullback and wait for the exact moment to trigger.
  • Execution: S10 (10-second fixed expiry). This cuts through the sub-second noise but doesn't get caught up in a long trend drag.

The Indicators

  • EMA 20 (Yellow) - This is the equilibrium line, or a "trampoline." We want price to bounce off it, not sink through it.
  • EMA 50 (Green)
  • EMA 100 (Red)
  • Stochastic Oscillator (10, 3, 3) - Standard 80/20 levels.

The 3-Second Gatekeeper Rule

When you open any chart, you have exactly 3 seconds to look at the 1-minute EMAs. If the lines are tangled up, crossing, or just flat and messy, it's a Swamp. Close the asset immediately. Do not try to "fix" the chart. We only trade when the lines are fanning out cleanly at a sharp angle.

How to Take a Trade (PUT Example)

  1. On the M1 chart, the 20, 50, and 100 EMAs must be angled sharply downward and separated cleanly.
  2. Price pulls back upward on the S5 chart. The candles drifting up to the Yellow 20 EMA line need to be small and weak. (If a pullback candle is huge—like twice the size of the others—it's a "Drowning Move." The trend is compromised, so stay flat).
  3. Watch the S5 chart. The second the green pullback candles stall out at the line and the very next candle prints a solid, flat-topped RED Heikin-Ashi candle—and the Stochastic hooks down from the 80 line—the trigger is live.
  4. Click PUT with a 10-second expiry at the exact 00:00 birth of that first red S5 candle.

(Just reverse the logic for a BUY/CALL setup when the trend is fanning upward).

The One-Body Rule vs. Chasing

If the S5 candle closes and confirms the color switch right next to the EMA line, take it. If it explodes far away from the line before you can click, the trade is dead. Never chase price. Let it sail away and protect your mental capital.

Risk Management (No Martingale)

Martingale is account suicide. Instead, I use a linear step ladder to handle market variance:

$1.00 -> $2.00 -> $4.00 -> $6.00 -> $9.00 -> $12.00

  • If a trade wins at any step, you instantly drop back down to the $1.00 baseline.
  • If you hit a bad patch of market noise and lose all the way to the $12.00 step, the sequence is completely dead. Accept the loss, close the platform, and reset at $1.00 later.
  • Note: To run this safely, you need a cushion of about 10 full sequences ($340) in your account. If you drop below that, freeze live capital and go back to demo.

The Psychological Rules

  • The 3-and-Out Law: If you hit 3 losses in a single session, close the laptop. No "just one more trade." No revenge trading. The market isn't giving today.
  • The Reset Protocol: If you hit 2 wins in a row, take a mandatory 10-15 minute break. Winning makes you euphoric, euphoria makes you overconfident, and overconfidence makes you break your rules. Walk away and reset your heart rate.

If you need help with any of this, just send me a message. I'm honestly willing to help anyone out.

Let me know if you guys run similar low-timeframe filters or how you handle the micro-tick variance on 10-second contracts. Let's get it.

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u/Thesirrob — 7 days ago

How does ai trading of pocket broker work?

I mean, I press "AI trading" and ...? I thought it d show me the levels , the aniticipated price, at least how abt expiry time settings?

I think I miss smth.....didnt figure it out
Help me understand pls

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u/NeonCitizen136 — 6 days ago

DrGrand Trading SCAM – Pocket Option SCAM Withdrawal | REAL or SCAM? 🚩

How Pocket Option affiliate YouTubers convince beginners and those addicted to Pocket Option.

Do you believe everything you see on YouTube?

Should you believe everything you see on YouTube?

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u/SpiritNo4790 — 8 days ago

Is Olymptrade legit?

I want to try out Olymptrade. Is the platform legit? If I deposit will the money reflect instantly & how long does the withdrawal take to arrive on my card?

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u/LukhanyoKwanini — 9 days ago

From big loser to small victories.

These aren't flexing images. Ive gone from 6900 trades in a 45 day window to 1% of that.

If I could triple these amounts Im still down over $35k. My point to this is if you're losing, write down why. This isn't new, I myself have heard it 1000 times and it wasnt until I was broken that I did. My biggest faults were:

  1. Emotional trading. Lose and try to win it back on the. next trade

  2. Trade on a "feeling" -- the money ive lost on this one

  3. Jump in late on a frade and watch for the slightest blip only to watch it go opposite the moment i made the trade and the BIGGEST regret???

  4. Not waiting for the candle to close. Ive probably lost the most on this one. 😢

Again, no flex here. I dont want DM for strategies, not selling anything just wanted to share that i was majorly depressed recently and it was money related and now I have some hope. If u want tbe short course send me $99 to imjustkidding@itsajoke.com.

Chin up folks ..

u/peermaker — 10 days ago

1 min tf Ohlc candles data

Hello brothers & sisters I'm having ohlc candles data for quotex broker, timeframe is 1 minute, assets are otc & live and most important the candles data are available for upto 1 year. I do also have pocket 1 year data otc and real. 1 year of 1 min tf candles data is best for bot or indicator developers as its too deep historical data.

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u/Aggressive_League150 — 8 days ago
▲ 13 r/binaryoptions+1 crossposts

Pocket options

Just wanted to share my progress this month trading my strategy.

I started the month on the 1st with a £500 account. By the 18th, the account had grown to just over £6,000.

I haven't had a single net losing day this month. There have been losing trades along the way, but every trading day has finished positive overall.

I withdrew £5,000 on the 18th and restarted on the 19th with £1,000. The plan is to continue following the exact same strategy, risk management, and discipline that got me here.

For me, the most important achievement isn't the account growth—it's the consistency. Trading is hard enough without chasing every move, so sticking to my plan and ending each day green has been a bigger win than the profits themselves.

Not selling anything, not offering signals, and not claiming to have it all figured out. Just sharing my journey and seeing how far consistency can take me.

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u/senigeorge — 13 days ago