2 OCT 2026 · A trading-signals company says it raised $1 million for a fund that will spend half its realized profits buying its own token, TTP, off the market and burning it. The fund has not started trading yet, and the performance figures so far come from a backtest, not a live track record. The TTP token launched on Solana with no presale and no team or investor allocation, a setup Nick says can be checked on-chain.
Nick Nechanicky, founder and CEO of TrendTrader Pro, explains how his buy and sell signals work across more than 1,000 markets, what he means by market maker cycles and stop loss traps, and what he took from building Tradiso and DexToro. He also covers the fair launch on Solana and how he tried to avoid snipers, how Fund A is set up, how the buyback and burn is meant to work, and what to watch over the next 90 days. Sponsored interview. Crypto Coin Show kept editorial control.
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction and Nick's Trading Background
1:18 Nick's Journey from Forex to Crypto Trading Platforms
2:48 How Trend Trader Pro Differs from Previous Platforms
4:15 Market Making and Liquidity Manipulation in Crypto
8:37 Beating Market Makers and Avoiding Stop Loss Traps
10:44 On-Chain Trading and Ecosystem Developments
14:12 Liquidity, Asset Trading, and Platform Capabilities
17:51 The TTP Token Launch and Fair Launch Principles
23:34 Launching on Solana and Avoiding Snipers
28:25 The Fund and Tokenomics Strategy
38:09 Aligning Liquidity, Market Making, and Growth Strategies
40:48 Follow-up and Future Plans for Trend Trader Pro and TTP
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