Four months to double the account eight times—that sounds crazy. But what I want to say is, this is not luck, nor does it require any advanced skills.

Are you still drawing lines, watching K-lines, stacking indicators, and making a bunch of operations? Has your account grown at all? I am just an ordinary trader. This month, I grew a new account from 9,000 USDT to 170,000 USDT, maintaining an intraday profit-taking rate of over 80%. Among my 15 followers, each one has doubled their positions using this approach, and two of them have turned it into a full-time job. $BNB and other market conditions are reflected in this.

Some might say I’m lucky. Actually, not at all. My method is so simple you might laugh— but it’s this simple, direct, and brutally effective logic that has been repeatedly validated in the market.

The core idea is very clear: I don’t choose coins, I chase people. Every day before the market opens, I do one thing—see where smart money is flowing. When you notice a big holder’s on-chain address becoming active, or the project’s order book suddenly deepening, it means someone is about to make a move. While others are glued to the chart, I just check if the wallet is moving and where the main players are. Follow the main players, and you follow certainty.

When the main players are arbitraging, I follow closely. When they push the price up, I get in; when they start to cut losses, I’ve already exited. No need to guess whether prices will go up or down—just focus on high-certainty trades. For example, if a coin has been falling for three days and the entire market sentiment has collapsed, but none of the core addresses have left—main players haven’t run—you shouldn’t be panicking.

That’s why, when others are panicking, I’m actually eating the gains. When everyone shouts “It’s over,” I reverse and open a position; when retail traders close positions and stop-loss, I’m the first to enter. Counterintuitive? Yes. But that’s how this market works.

Honestly, I don’t believe in faith, only in accounts. The purpose of trading is to make money, not to be a project founder. So my first lesson to others is: don’t waste time on whitepapers, don’t overthink visions, don’t talk about consensus. If your account is growing, you’re heading in the right direction. If it’s falling, don’t look for a bunch of reasons—there’s only one cause: your method is wrong.

My rhythm is very steady. I update my trading ideas every morning at 10 AM, and do a review in the evening—but the purpose of the review isn’t to analyze why, but to reinforce a habit: correct actions immediately, and ensure the logic is in place. It sounds counterintuitive, and it is. But the most effective things in the market are often counterintuitive.

I never predict, gamble, or drag things out. I do what needs to be done at the right time. I’m not saying this to boast, but to tell you: the problem isn’t your ability; the problem is that no one is teaching you the rhythm with the right approach. You think the market is the problem, but fundamentally, it’s your method that’s lacking.

I am here now. Waiting for you.