I used to think that trading cryptocurrencies meant watching the charts every day—studying Chanlun, looking for golden crosses and death crosses, drawing full trend charts—until I believed that the harder I worked, the closer I was to becoming insanely rich.

What happened in the end? I got liquidated 3 times, and I lost so badly it was a complete disaster.
Later, Lao K simply gave up and lay flat. He threw away any complicated analysis and used only the dumbest method in the crypto world—never expected that his account would roll from 1,700U to 130,000U.
There are only 3 rules. Simple to the extreme, but you have to go all in and execute them no matter what.
The first one: only enter when it’s a true breakout—no guessing, no betting.
Don’t get stuck on oscillation shakeouts, baiting longs and baiting shorts. Just watch for strong breakouts.
If the price breaks the previous high, enter the trade and ride the trend; if it’s a false breakout, cut the loss and never hesitate. Lao K depends on execution, not prediction. If you keep guessing and guessing, in the end, you’re only guessing your own principal.