This is what a chart looks like with asymmetric upside loading. In normie speak that's a 'God Candle.'
It looks nothing like most think it does.
The only caveat is it must also be accompanied by some very important "signals" and the more of these you can confirm and check off, the higher the probability it's coming.
Things like:
✅ Founders been building SAME project for years (the longer the better it scores)
✅ Founders had to make significant adaptations to adjust to market conditions and challenges
✅ Narrative is built around innovative infra, tech, and usecases
✅ But it currently has little to no revenue or products yet (the lack of these two things is what provides the opportunity for an explosion upward)
✅ There is a core group of followers who are highly competent (indicating that the founders are highly competent as well)
✅ Chart must be destroyed (like this one or worse... the worse the better as that's what provides a low starting point for asymmetric upside to load from
Asymmetric upsides that meet these criteria are 100x or more but most importantly, and unlike hype pumps that later crash, or memecoins built on sand, these asymmetric upsides never come down once they go parabolic. Because they are infra, tech, and eventual product innovation with sustainable revenue secures them for years and potentially decades after the move.
It is high risk to bet on any asymmetric upside. 🤑
But some are much higher probability than others. ✅
If they meet the above criteria and are making moves to focus on products and revenue next, its worth putting in at least .1% of your portfolio, and more if you know what you want and are here to get it.
supra:native
$Chirp
After multiple cycles testing and reverse engineering these and hundreds of hours building a thesis, I have found these 2 projects to have the highest probability for this kind of asymmetric upside that, when it runs, never comes back down...
Because they are built on infra, tech and are now moving to the final stage (products and revenue).
And they meet all the criteria (+ more I have not mentioned above as the complete list is too long).