The strategy is discipline you set in advance: accumulate, take profit in slices as price rises, and rebuild the position as it falls. The diary just computes your own rules and reminds you when they fire.
Four steps
1 · Accumulate (DCA)
You buy the token in tranches and form an average. Everything else is measured from that average.
2 · T1 — first profit
When price rises +100% (×2 of the average), you sell 50% — recover your initial capital, the other half keeps running.
3 · T2 / T3 — slices of the tail
Each further +100% sells 20% of what's left. The tail never reaches zero — a piece always stays for the moon shot.
4 · Re-entry — rebuild
When price is −50% from T1 you buy from parked stable; another −50% rebuilds to 2× the original quantity. A closed system: funded only by your own profit, never new capital.
Trigger thermometer
Try it on real data
See how the diary would have computed your rules over your chosen period (real historical data, an illustrative example).
Token
Period
DCA frequency
Amount
Stable lend %/yr
Crypto staking %/yr
Lend/staking % is your assumption (historical/indicative, not guaranteed).