If you've been in the crypto world long enough, you'll admit an iron law:
The more complex the strategy, the faster you die.
The more someone loves to "research," the more likely they are to lose their account.
Many retail traders switch between several coins and systems in a single day,
Calling it "strategy optimization,"
But in reality, they're just accelerating losses—
Clueless and love to tinker, thinking they're evolving.
After years of falling into traps, I’ve settled on the most stable model:
Single coin + single direction + swing cycle.
Focus on one coin, only follow the trend, and fully capitalize on it.
Because it’s stable enough, clear enough, and most importantly: less likely to be driven by emotions.
① Only focus on mainstream: BTC / ETH (choose one)
Not AI today, MEME tomorrow, and dog coins the day after.
You're not trading; you're binge-watching shows.
Focus on one target, and your rhythm will become more accurate over time.
② Only follow the trend: go long when rising, go short when falling
No bottom fishing, no guessing tops, no betting on reversals.
When the market gives a direction, follow; when there's no direction, wait.
Don’t use your little cleverness to challenge the trend—trends are the ultimate authority.
③ Position splitting: structure of small losses and big gains
Test with small positions at low levels (get your ticket)
Add to positions at key levels (get certainty)
Gradually take profits by scaling out (take profits)
Strictly cut losses (cut your losses)
Maximize profits (maximize gains)
I mentored a follower with a $6,000 capital,
Three consecutive trend-following trades, strictly following the rules,
Achieved $16,800 in just 3 days.
No gambling, just discipline + structure.
Why can this method outperform many retail traders?
Focus on one coin: less noise, decisive actions
Pre-plan entries and exits: avoid relying on emotions
Small losses + big gains: a decent win rate can still lead to long-term success
But it’s not for everyone.
It eliminates those who chase rallies and sell in panic, emotional traders, those who love to gamble everything, and those with zero execution ability.
It’s for traders who want steady progress and are willing to follow a systematic approach.