There's an interesting story about a student. When he first started, he couldn't even read candlestick charts properly and would get dizzy just staring at the trading panel. Three months later? He turned 1000U into 10,000U.

Many people are curious about what secret indicator he used, but he told me it was actually just a set of seemingly stupid methods. I later call it the "Five-Step Foolproof Method."

**First Point: Fragmented Small Positions.** He divided 1000U into 10 parts, trading only 100U each time. Some laughed at him for being timid, but in the end, this guy was the one laughing last. He scaled up proportionally after profits, never rushing to make reckless moves. This kind of restraint is hard for many to learn.

**Second Point: Focused on One Signal.** He ignored all those messy indicators and only paid attention to two things—when the 7-line crosses the 21-line on the 1-hour chart, and whether the MACD on the 4-hour chart turns red from below the zero line. As soon as the signal appears, he places an order immediately. Honestly, the win rate of this method is ridiculously high.

**Third Point: Discipline to an Extreme.** The moment he opens a position, he sets stop-loss and take-profit levels precisely—no exceptions. He stops loss at 1%, takes profit at 3%, and exits immediately. He keeps track of time with a stopwatch, never hesitating or dragging his feet. While others tremble in front of their phones, he has already locked in profits and minimized risks.

**Fourth Point: Let Compound Growth Run.** After winning a trade, he reinvests half of the profit along with the principal; after the second win, he uses 2% of the total capital to trade. Does that seem timid? Actually, he's wildly increasing his win rate.

**Fifth Point: Stay Away from Pitfalls.** Having stepped on many mines himself, he compiled a blacklist: avoid trading around non-farm payroll data releases, avoid trading from 8 pm to 10 pm on Fridays, and only trade between 1 am and 3 am. His reasoning is simple—those times are the cleanest, with fewer traps and less noise. This is his most foolish experience, but also the most valuable.

This method may sound unremarkable, but with this kind of "rigidity," he turned small money into big money.

In the circle, those who truly lose money are not due to poor skills but because they are too eager, too talkative, and too restless. The ones who truly understand gradually turn things around. Those who don't, spend all day chasing highs and lows in their minds, living in illusions.

Don't envy anyone's story of getting rich overnight. Whether you can turn 1000U into 10,000U ultimately depends on one thing—whether you can be "stupid" enough to do it thoroughly. The crypto world is a long road; the fastest to rush ahead has already fallen. In the end, those who reach the finish line are always the most steady.