Honestly, there is a severely overlooked rule in crypto trading:

The more elaborate your strategy, the faster you lose money. Conversely, the simpler, the better.

I've been in this field for many years, growing from 300,000 to 10 million in capital, with no special background—just doing one thing to the extreme: eliminating all unnecessary complexity and executing relentlessly.

The capital curve looks like this:

From 300,000 to 1.2 million took 2 years

From 1.2 million to 6 million only took 1 year

From 6 million to 10 million happened in an astonishingly short time—just 5 months

It seems to defy logic, right? The more money you have, the more cautious you should be, yet the operations become less frequent. This is no coincidence.

**Operation frequency and profit speed are basically inversely related.**

My trading system may be crude, but it’s brutally effective:

First, only recognize one pattern—N-shape. Volume expansion for rise, contraction for pullback, then volume expansion again for entry. If it breaks support, get out—no fuss. Holding positions, adding to positions, leveraging—these three together are basically the collective graveyard for retail traders.

Second, two ironclad rules never loosen:

Stop-loss fixed at 2%, take-profit fixed at 10%. No need to guess where the trend is heading; indicators are all bluff. Even with a win rate of only 35%, the account can still grow steadily—math will speak for you. But the problem is, 90% of people die because they "break one rule"—just once. That’s enough.

Third, only watch the 20-day moving average. Set it to semi-transparent to reduce subjective judgment. Spend 5 minutes daily reviewing the 4-hour chart. If there’s a signal, place an order; if not, close the software and go out. The market won’t run away, and your life won’t be hijacked.

Fourth, the money earned must be realized. When the account hits 1.2 million, withdraw the principal—that’s when your mindset changes. At 6 million, transfer half to stable investments, leaving only the "can afford to lose" part to gamble.

Some people laugh at my approach as too basic.

But after being in this circle for a long time, you realize: the ones who survive till the end are never the smartest, but the most disciplined. Simple logic, but deadly to implement.

I’ve seen too many people, with indicators ten times more than mine, watching charts a hundred times more often, still die because of some inexplicable leverage. Conversely, some only trade a handful of times, yet their accounts grow steadily. That’s the difference.

Don’t delude yourself into trying to catch every market move. That’s unrealistic and unnecessary. Just focus on the opportunities you understand and can truly execute. The money will naturally start rolling in.

I’ve gone through several bear markets, blown accounts, and stepped into countless pits. Today, my biggest gain isn’t how much I made, but that I survived. This fire, I pass it to you now.

If you’re already tired of: staring at a bunch of inexplicable indicators, staying up late to watch the charts until your eyes hurt, your emotions swinging like a roller coaster… and want to make steady money in this market instead of every move feeling like a life-or-death gamble, then we can walk together on a path that avoids blowing up the account.