You will notice an interesting phenomenon — the more trading knowledge you learn, the faster your account loses money. From initial small funds to where I am now, I have no special talent, no insider information, and the only shortcut I’ve taken is doing less.

What exactly did I do? In the first year, I lost more money; starting from the second year, I turned losses into profits; by the third year, the growth curve truly steepened. The more advanced I got, the more I discovered a rule: the speed of making money is inversely proportional to the frequency of your trades.

My core method is only one thing — watching patterns. Specifically, the "N" shape pattern: a vertical surge, a slanting pullback, then a vertical breakout. Once the pattern forms, I enter the trade; once it breaks, I cut the position. No adding to positions, no holding through losses, no leverage playing. Stop loss is fixed at 2%, take profit is set at 10%. Even with only a 35% win rate, I can still achieve stable profits.

Many people think this logic is too "dumb," preferring to study various technical indicators, draw trend lines, or chase news. As a result, they lose money even faster. My approach is as crude as it gets — I only keep the 20-day moving average on the chart, with a faded color to prevent overthinking.

Every morning at 9:50, I open the exchange, scan major coins and hot targets like Solana on the 4-hour chart — if I don’t see a pattern, I turn off; if I see a pattern, I place orders for stop loss and take profit immediately. The whole process takes 5 minutes, then I do other things.

Fund management is also crucial. When the capital reaches 1.2 million, I withdraw all the principal, so the psychological pressure is gone instantly. When it hits 6 million, I take out half to buy financial products and fixed deposits, and the rest continues to roll in the market. Even if the market crashes later, the core position remains stable.

In summary, there are only three principles: first, don’t chase the rise; wait until the pattern is fully completed before acting; second, don’t hold through losses; exit immediately if the level breaks; third, don’t fight the trend; withdraw once the target is reached.

There is no holy grail strategy in the crypto world, only a filtering process. Persist long enough, and those who can truly make money will naturally stay. Instead of dreaming of a 100x coin, think about whether you can consistently make 10% profit 20 times in a row — calculated this way, the power of compound interest will surprise you.