Having navigated the crypto market for years, I am increasingly certain of a harsh reality: the more complicated your trading becomes, the easier you are to turn into someone else's ATM. Those who get cut often fall prey to "overly clever" strategies.
My account grew from 300,000 USDT to 10 million USDT without any insider information or being the chosen one; I simply cut out the flashy stuff and kept only the core trading logic. This process can be divided into three stages:
30万→120万 took 2 years, 120万→600万 took 1 year, 600万→1000万 only took 5 months. You’ll find that the growth rate is accelerating, but the operations haven't increased—in fact, quite the opposite. The higher the trading frequency, the lower the returns, which is a stark contrast.
My approach may sound ordinary, but it’s much more reliable than those complicated indicators:
**Focus on the N-shaped pattern as the only signal**. After a rally, the price consolidates with decreasing volume, then breaks out with increased volume—this is the entry point. Once it breaks out, set a stop-loss immediately. Don’t touch leverage, add positions, or hold on stubbornly.
**Two ironclad rules embedded in the trading plan**: 2% stop-loss, 10% take-profit. Some people like to study trend lines, MACD, Bollinger Bands, but honestly, as long as your win rate reaches 35%, you can achieve stable profits. Most people lose money not because their methods are bad, but because they try to change the rules halfway through execution.
**One 20-day moving average is enough**. Dim the color to reduce subjective judgment. Spend 5 minutes daily checking the 4-hour chart; if there’s a signal, place an order to enter; if not, close the software and go live your life. When the market is ready to be caught, you will naturally catch it.
**Profit should be taken promptly**. When reaching 1.2 million, withdraw the principal. At 6 million, take out half for stable allocation. The remaining funds are for market risk-taking. This mindset will be completely different.
Some say my method is "dumb," but winners in the crypto space have never been those who innovate wildly, but those who stick to discipline. It’s not about catching every wave, but about catching the market trends you understand. The wealth logic in crypto is that simple and brutal.
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PuzzledScholar
· 11h ago
That's right, the simpler, the more profitable. I just lost because of over-trading.
Wait, a 35% win rate can still be consistently profitable? Is this data real? I feel like I always lose because I try to make perfect trades.
20-day moving average plus the N pattern, give it a try. Anyway, those indicators aren't helping me right now.
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PhantomMiner
· 13h ago
Honestly, I increasingly feel that this guy is telling the truth. The ones around me who study indicators every day are actually losing the most.
Simple and straightforward is the logic of making money; complexity is just digging a hole for yourself.
Wow, a 35% win rate can still be consistently profitable? Then my previous tuition fees really weren't wasted.
It's just that I can't execute it. Clearly, I set the rules, but when I see the market isn't right, I want to change them, and in the end, I lose everything.
The 20-day moving average suggestion is brilliant, saves me from staring at charts every day and dreaming.
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BrokenRugs
· 13h ago
It sounds like a master’s trick—turning 300,000 into 10 million. Just hearing it makes you want to copy the homework.
This way of thinking is really hitting home; the more you tinker, the easier it is to lose money. But the real question is, how many people can actually stick with it for two or three months?
That said, is a 35% win rate enough to achieve stable profits? It feels like it needs time to verify.
And the 20-day moving average is way too simple—can it really withstand market fluctuations?
Timely profit-taking is indeed crucial. Never regretted taking profits when the time is right.
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faded_wojak.eth
· 13h ago
Really, the more I go on, the clearer it becomes: complexity = death. My friends are still stacking indicators, but I've long since laid back.
Honestly, a 35% win rate is enough to win. That statement kills all my flashy strategies.
That's just how the crypto world is—simple people make money, overthinking turns people into chives, there's no need for any twists and turns.
Executing stop-loss immediately is really hard to do, especially if someone is still waiting for a rebound...
Looking at the market in 5-minute intervals > watching the screen all day. This view hits my pain point hard.
The N-shaped breakdown signal, I can handle. Anything else is really unnecessary.
10 million sounds far away, but I understand the logic—just don't be greedy.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 14h ago
Laughing to death, this is why I’m still eating dirt—my reaction speed is too fast, and my brain can’t keep up
Exactly right, I’m that kind of fool who watches the K-line 50 times a day, yet I still get cut clearly and plainly
20-day moving average plus N-shaped pattern, sounds so simple that I want to smash my screen, but I just can’t control my urge to leverage
The most incredible part is that phrase "a 35% win rate can still be consistently profitable," I’m directly socially dead. If I had that probability, I’d be unlucky to even get into a casino
This guy doubles his money in a year while I lose five times in a year, what’s the difference? I just can’t stop myself at all
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ForkThisDAO
· 14h ago
Haha, I’ve understood this logic long ago, but execution is too difficult.
Wait, only 1.2 million to withdraw the principal? Bro, your mindset is really incredible, most people simply can’t do it.
Five minutes to review once is enough? Why do I still feel like I can’t help but take a few more looks...
To put it simply, it’s discipline, but the problem is everyone knows that, right? Knowing and doing are two completely different things.
I agree with cutting losses immediately when breaking the level; I’ve been there once and I understand.
A 35% win rate can make money? How is this data calculated? Has it been verified in real trading?
Instead of studying all these indicators, it’s better to stick to one rule, really.
Staying firm and not wavering is the real killer, the rest of the methods are actually quite similar.
Having navigated the crypto market for years, I am increasingly certain of a harsh reality: the more complicated your trading becomes, the easier you are to turn into someone else's ATM. Those who get cut often fall prey to "overly clever" strategies.
My account grew from 300,000 USDT to 10 million USDT without any insider information or being the chosen one; I simply cut out the flashy stuff and kept only the core trading logic. This process can be divided into three stages:
30万→120万 took 2 years, 120万→600万 took 1 year, 600万→1000万 only took 5 months. You’ll find that the growth rate is accelerating, but the operations haven't increased—in fact, quite the opposite. The higher the trading frequency, the lower the returns, which is a stark contrast.
My approach may sound ordinary, but it’s much more reliable than those complicated indicators:
**Focus on the N-shaped pattern as the only signal**. After a rally, the price consolidates with decreasing volume, then breaks out with increased volume—this is the entry point. Once it breaks out, set a stop-loss immediately. Don’t touch leverage, add positions, or hold on stubbornly.
**Two ironclad rules embedded in the trading plan**: 2% stop-loss, 10% take-profit. Some people like to study trend lines, MACD, Bollinger Bands, but honestly, as long as your win rate reaches 35%, you can achieve stable profits. Most people lose money not because their methods are bad, but because they try to change the rules halfway through execution.
**One 20-day moving average is enough**. Dim the color to reduce subjective judgment. Spend 5 minutes daily checking the 4-hour chart; if there’s a signal, place an order to enter; if not, close the software and go live your life. When the market is ready to be caught, you will naturally catch it.
**Profit should be taken promptly**. When reaching 1.2 million, withdraw the principal. At 6 million, take out half for stable allocation. The remaining funds are for market risk-taking. This mindset will be completely different.
Some say my method is "dumb," but winners in the crypto space have never been those who innovate wildly, but those who stick to discipline. It’s not about catching every wave, but about catching the market trends you understand. The wealth logic in crypto is that simple and brutal.