#数字资产市场动态 I’ve turned my first multi-million asset in the crypto world over three and a half years.

Sounds like talent or luck? Actually, neither. The key word is: Simplification.

Take a look at this sequence of numbers:
10,000 to 1,000,000 took 24 months
1,000,000 to 5,000,000 only 12 months
5,000,000 doubled to 10,000,000 in just 6 months

The shorter the cycle, the easier the operation—throughout the process, I only focus on one chart.

Let’s call it the "N-shape."

First wave of rise (vertical) → correction and pullback (diagonal) → rise again (vertical), three segments complete. When this pattern appears, the bulls and bears have completed a handoff, and the trend continues.

I only enter when the N-shape is complete; I immediately cut if it breaks.

No luck with averaging down, no illusions of holding through everything, no self-deception of "just 5 more minutes."

Numbers are brutal: set stop-loss at 2%, take profit starting at 10%, risk-reward ratio at least 1:5, and a win rate of only 35% is enough for stable profits.

Tools are also very restrained—just one moving average on the screen (20-period), colored gray, so it doesn’t distract.

Turn off trading volume, open interest, trending searches, community discussions.

The screen becomes clean, and so does the mind.

Every morning at 9:55, open the exchange, look at the 4-hour chart. If the N-shape isn’t formed yet, close it. Once formed, place orders, set stop-loss and take-profit, then go back to sleep.

I only watch the screen for 5 minutes a day; the rest of the time, walk the dog, read, work out, or even stay up late—but for better sleep quality, not for watching the market.

While others desperately try to predict the market, I rely on classification rules.

Speaking of compound interest, it’s not a math problem; it’s a mental game.

When I reached 1 million, I first withdrew the initial 10,000 and kept it in my home safe. Psychological reassurance is very important: at worst, I lose all the gains, but my life and principal are still intact.

At the 5 million mark, I made some adjustments: 2 million bought index funds, 1 million locked into a 3-year large deposit, and the remaining 2 million continued rolling in the trading account.

Even if the account blows up, the first 3 million is already in my pocket, and risk is fully controllable.

I rarely use leverage—at most 1x, occasionally 2x. Anything beyond that is just giving money to the exchange.

This path of compound interest, one person can run fast, but a group can go far.

If you want to try, you’re welcome.