G128 · Daily Trade Target
What your account does every hour.
Enter your starting balance and watch the G128 hourly target compound across a full trading schedule. Six hours is one trading day. Thirty hours is one trading week. Every hour builds on the hour before it.
One trading day is six focused hours in the market — not a clock-watching nine-to-five.
Five trading days. Thirty compounding hours. That is the full G128 week.
The hourly trade target. Each hour's gain becomes next hour's base — that is the whole engine.
Your numbers
Session schedule
Projected balance · end of week 6
Day 1 profit
Final day profit
Per trading day
Per trading week
Compounding curve
hover the curve
Week by week
Each week is 30 compounding trading hours.
The full ledger
AMBER ROWS MARK THE CLOSE OF EACH TRADING WEEK.
Swipe the table sideways to see every column.
Important · Please read
These results are simulated and will change depending on market conditions. This page is an educational modeling tool. It applies one fixed hourly growth target to a starting balance and compounds it forward. It is not a record of actual trading, not an account statement, and not a forecast of what any individual will earn.
Trading carries substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Real sessions include losing hours, losing days, slippage, fees, and drawdowns that a smooth compounding curve does not show. Past or simulated performance does not indicate future results. Never trade with money you cannot afford to lose, and consider speaking with a licensed financial professional about your own situation.
G128 does not guarantee any level of return.
G128 · Client onboarding
Funded and live in three steps.
Follow along with the videos in order. Step 1 has three options — you only need one of them. Most people are through the whole thing in under half an hour.
Buy crypto and get it in a wallet
Every route below ends in the same place: crypto sitting in a wallet you control. Pick the one app you're most comfortable with — you do not need all three. If you already have Cash App on your phone, start there; it's the shortest path.
Best if Cash App is already on your phone. You buy Bitcoin inside the app you're already logged into, then send it out — no new account and no new ID verification to sit through.
Buying & funding crypto via Cash App
videos/01-cashapp.mp4The most recognized name in crypto, and the right pick if you want an exchange account you'll keep using. Expect ID verification the first time — have your driver's license nearby before you start.
Buying & funding crypto via Coinbase
videos/02-coinbase.mp4Buy crypto with a debit or credit card without opening a full exchange account. This one is split into two videos — watch both, in order. Part 1 covers the purchase, Part 2 covers getting it where it needs to go.
Buying & funding crypto via MoonPay
Part 1 · Buyingvideos/03-moonpay-part-1.mp4Buying & funding crypto via MoonPay
Part 2 · Fundingvideos/04-moonpay-part-2.mp4Set up your account and transfer funds
Now you'll create your trading account and move the crypto you just bought into it. Have your funding app open in a second window — you'll be moving a wallet address between the two. Always copy and paste that address. Never type it by hand, and never retype it from a screenshot. A single wrong character sends funds somewhere unrecoverable.
Setting up your account & transferring funds
videos/05-account-setup.mp4Connect to the copier
The final step. Once your account is linked to the copier, trades run on your account automatically — this is what takes you from funded to live. Don't rush this one. Follow it exactly as shown, and if anything on your screen doesn't match the video, stop and reach out before continuing.
Connecting to the copier
videos/06-connect-copier.mp4Stuck on a step?
Don't guess and don't improvise — especially around wallet addresses and transfers. Take a screenshot of where you are and reach out, and someone will walk you through it.
Before you fund
Buying crypto, transferring it, and connecting an account to a trade copier all carry real risk, including the total loss of the funds involved. Crypto transfers are irreversible — funds sent to a wrong address cannot be recovered by anyone. Only fund an account with money you can afford to lose entirely, and make sure you understand what the copier will do on your account before you connect it.