Many people find trading cryptocurrencies increasingly complicated: a bunch of indicators, endless news flying around, yet their accounts keep shrinking.

In fact, the simpler the trading, the easier it is to make money.
I went from $30k to $10 million, not through insider information or extraordinary talent, but by repeatedly executing a simple method.
My profit path is very clear: $30k → $120,000 (two years), $120,000 → $600,000 (one year), $600,000 → $1 million (five months). The more I progress, the more I realize: the speed of making money is inversely proportional to trading frequency.
Many people watch the market every day and trade frequently, but in reality, they are just giving money to the market. I instead streamline my approach more and more, waiting for the most certain opportunities, focusing only on one candlestick pattern—the N-shape: rise → pullback → break through again; enter only after the breakout.
Trading rules are very simple: set a stop loss at 2%, target a 10% take profit, no averaging down, no holding through losses, no leverage; keep only one 20-day moving average on the chart, spend 5 minutes each day reviewing the market, and close the software if there are no opportunities.
Additionally, profits must be taken off the table: when the account reaches $120,000, withdraw the principal; at $600,000, take out half for long-term allocation, ensuring the safety of the funds.
After years in the crypto space, I’ve only summarized three core principles: don’t chase rallies, don’t hold losing positions, don’t fight the market. There is no holy grail in trading; those who can make money long-term always rely on “simple methods + strict discipline.”