#以太坊行情技术解读 # Behind the 20 million U account: Eight years of following only four iron rules, simplicity often beats complexity

Early morning account balance alert—20 million U. No celebration, instead I think of myself eight years ago living in a shantytown in the city: even a 1000 yuan order required three days of watching minute charts before I dared to click.

Many around me fill their trading software with indicators, screens flickering like neon lights, incomprehensible yet still operating frequently: when prices rise, they rush to close positions; when they pull back, they panic and cut orders. In contrast, a high school classmate of mine, who never thoroughly studied candlestick charts, simply identified the direction and built a position, leaving it untouched. His net profit over a year exceeded that of most who consider themselves "technical experts." This is not a matter of probability but the underlying market logic at work: the more complicated the actions, the more emotional interference; the simpler the operations, the closer to the intrinsic value.

**1. Keep the rhythm, go with the trend**

Last year, I saw someone obsessively trying to "buy cheap at the bottom," but ended up holding onto a downtrend, with a 200,000 U principal stuck halfway, still hoping to break free. The market is like tides; those who fight against the waves will eventually be washed ashore—going with the trend is the most economical way to profit.

**2. Ride the wave, let gains grow naturally**

Don’t let go when the wave is rising. After confirming a certain track last year, I forcibly suppressed the urge to frequently adjust my positions, holding for ninety days straight, and finally tripled my account. Most people's problem is they love to "tinker"—once they see some floating profit, they exit immediately, missing the main upward phase.

**3. When the rise is most fierce, exit instead**

Frenzied rallies will eventually slow down; there is no eternal ascent. A few years ago, a certain coin rose fivefold in seven days, and everyone was chasing madly. I chose to completely clear my positions at that moment; seventy-two hours later, it dropped 70%. Those who entered late were locked in tight. The most lively places are often the most dangerous; patience is true wisdom.

**4. Cycle switching, repeat the same steps**

People who make money once and think they are geniuses, believing they can rely on intuition, usually end up giving back their gains plus more. After eight years of bull and bear cycles, I haven't relied on sudden flashes of insight—just diligently executing these four steps consistently.

Crypto is not a gambling table; you don’t need to be a genius. Those who can survive long-term in the game are all traders who hold reverence and adhere to minimalism. Less impulsive speculation, more patience in execution, and the market will naturally reward you.