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In the crypto trading world, I've seen too many people turn it into something unrecognizable. Traders who rely on dozens of technical indicators and complex systems often end up becoming the market's "cash machine."
My own wealth growth process might surprise some people. I don't have any insider information, nor am I a genius trader. I simply simplify complex things and do the simple things to the extreme.
I clearly remember the three stages of wealth growth: turning 20,000 yuan into 780,000 yuan in three years; from 780,000 to 2.9 million in a year and a half; and from 2.9 million to 7 million in just six months. You'll notice an interesting pattern—the speed of making money is actually inversely proportional to the frequency of your trades.
My method is indeed so simple that it's hard for some to accept:
**First, there's only one key pattern—N-shaped**. After a strong rally, it pulls back with decreasing volume, then breaks out with increased volume. Once this pattern is confirmed, enter the market. If the price breaks below, immediately cut your position. No leverage, no averaging down, no stubborn holding tricks.
**Second, only stick to two hard lines**. 2% stop-loss, 10% take-profit. No need to look at trend lines or a bunch of technical indicators. Honestly, a 35% win rate is enough to be profitable. Unfortunately, most people can't resist breaking the rules.
**Third, focus on just one line**. The 20-day moving average, with a lighter color. This helps prevent subjective judgment. Spend 5 minutes each day reviewing the 4-hour chart. If there's a signal, place an order; if not, turn off the screen. Do other things when needed.
**Fourth, remember to realize profits in time**. When I hit 1.2 million, I withdrew the principal; at 6 million, I took out half to invest in stable assets; the rest is money I can afford to lose.
Some people mock this approach as "dumb," but in the crypto world, those who stick to discipline are often the ones who laugh last. Don't be greedy trying to catch every wave. Learn to trade only a few opportunities you understand, and the door to turning things around will open.
Having gone through those dark days, I now want to share some experience with everyone. If you're tired of complicated indicators and staying glued to the screen day and night, and want to move forward steadily with a simpler approach, give it a try.
That's right, simplicity and straightforwardness are the keys to survival. I do the same.
700 million, huh? Not to brag, but this number really hits hard.
The key is not to always think about bottom-fishing or top-selling. Knowing your own strength is the most important.
This N-shaped pattern is indeed very useful, much more reliable than the messy stuff I used to research blindly.
Watching it once every 5 minutes is enough. What’s the point of sticking to the K-line all the time?
If a 35% win rate is enough to win, then most people really lose because of greed.
Discipline really is the key, but unfortunately, these two words are easy to say but hard to do.
Wait, a 35% win rate is enough to win... That logic is brilliant. Why didn't I think of it before?
Speaking of the N-shaped pattern, I think the key is still that volume contraction and retest. It's too easy to be fooled by the line; you need to look at it together with volume to be reliable.
I've learned about money management; you can't bet your entire fortune on a single trade.
The most valuable part of this sharing is actually that sentence "don't look at trend lines." I am now suffering from a bunch of indicator syndrome.
Why does this method seem a bit conflicting with Soros's reflexivity theory? Or did I misunderstand?
Oh no, the leverage re-entries I used to do were basically suicidal. Looks like I need to change my habits.