Why We’re Increasing Our Trade Size (And Why That Doesn’t Affect You)

June 14, 20253 min
#risk management#trade sizing#trading psychology

We’ve made a small but important adjustment behind the scenes:

We’ve increased our trade size.
But we’re still keeping risk below 2% per trade. Always.

So what does this mean for you? Nothing changes on your end — signals stay the same. The only difference? You’ll see some bigger numbers in both directions.

Let’s break down why this makes sense.


Bigger Capital, Same Discipline

When a trader grows their account, they usually face two paths:

  • Start risking more than they should
  • Or scale size intelligently, while keeping risk management intact

We’ve chosen the latter — because our edge doesn’t rely on swinging for home runs. It relies on doing the same thing, over and over, with surgical execution and disciplined risk.

That’s why we’re increasing size, but keeping risk % fixed.

Our win rate hasn’t changed.
Our RR hasn’t changed.
Our strategy hasn’t changed.

Only thing that’s changing is how much skin we’ve got in the game.


Why Scale Now?

Because we’ve earned it.

We’ve tracked our system long enough to know the math holds.
Average RR is ~2.1, win rate ~50%.
Drawdowns are calculated, not random.

This isn’t a YOLO moment — it’s a reflection of conviction.
A reflection of data.
A reflection of consistency.


Real Trades. Real Stakes.

One thing we’ve always believed in: show what’s real. No demo magic. No fantasy PnL.

So if you’re seeing some juicier green or red numbers lately, that’s why.
We’ve scaled — but nothing about the strategy or the signals has changed.

We're walking the walk. With a little more weight on the bar.


TL;DR

  • We increased our trade size
  • Still risking <2% per trade
  • Signals stay exactly the same
  • Bigger size = bigger exposure to same system

No hype. Just evolution.

Let the trades speak.

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