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#Solana行情走势解读 The crypto world is a long road, and I increasingly realize a painful phenomenon: many people become more confused the more they learn, piling up indicators like Christmas trees, but ending up losing money even faster.
I was able to gradually grow from 30,000 yuan to 10 million yuan, and there’s nothing magical about it. To put it simply, it’s eight words: make the complex simple, do the simple to the extreme.
In the early years, I indeed endured two years of hardship. Turning 30,000 into 120,000, the whole process was painfully slow. But later, the pace clearly changed—turning 120,000 into 600,000 took only a year, and from 600,000 to 1 million, it only took five months. Looking back, I realized a counterintuitive rule: how fast you make money is actually inversely related to your daily trading frequency.
My current strategy is very disciplined. I only stick to one pattern, with no fancy tricks—just the most basic N-type structure. First, a rally, then a pullback to wash out the weak hands, and finally a second launch. I only enter after the pattern is complete, and I exit immediately if it breaks. No adding positions, no emotional attachment, and definitely no high leverage, which is poison.
Stop-loss is fixed at 2%, and target profit at 10%. It sounds conservative, but if your win rate stays around 30% to 40%, over the long term, compound growth of the account is actually quite steady.
Many people around me think this approach is “too simple,” insisting on analyzing news, drawing support and resistance lines, stacking various indicators. But what’s the result? The more you think, the more anxious you get when indicators flash red, and the faster you lose.
My charts are as simple as possible—just a 20-day moving average, and I deliberately set it to a very light color. This isn’t showing off; it’s just a psychological cue for myself: don’t overthink, don’t overtrade.
My trading process is also standardized. I pick a specific time each day, open the market software, quickly scan the 4-hour chart. If I don’t see the target pattern, I close the software and do whatever I need to do. Once I identify an N-type structure, I pre-place orders, automatically setting stop-loss and take-profit levels. The actual time spent on trading? No more than 5 minutes a day. The rest of the time is for living, spending time with family, doing some business, or investing in other things.
The money I make, I never keep all in the market with leverage. When I hit 1.2 million, I withdraw all the principal and put it in the bank; at 6 million, I also withdraw some for stable asset allocation; only the remaining funds continue to snowball in the market.
The benefit of this approach is that even if there’s a big market pullback or a market halving, I can still sleep peacefully. Because I’m not risking the principal, only part of the profits. When the mindset is stable, trading decisions become naturally rational.
I follow three iron rules:
**Don’t chase prices** — don’t act until the pattern is complete
**Don’t hold onto losing positions** — accept losses when things go wrong, don’t hope for a rebound
**Don’t fight the trend** — close out when the target is reached
There’s no magic formula for guaranteed success in crypto; only a brutal elimination mechanism. If you can survive long enough and keep a calm mindset, the market will naturally share its gains with you.
Don’t always dream of 100x. If you can persist through 20 trades, each time steadily earning 10%, then looking back at the 10 million figure, it’s really just a matter of time. Just a cycle.