#美联储FOMC会议 Over the years of practicing in the crypto circle, I’ve realized a harsh truth: the more you hustle, the more your account hurts.

From an initial capital of 150,000 to now 5 million, there are no secret tricks involved. Honestly, it boils down to four words—simplify execution. During this process, I’ve also stepped into pits and had two major losses, all because of stacking indicators and frequent trading. Later, I changed my strategy and completely turned things around.

Take a look at this growth curve: it took 2 years to go from 150,000 to 900,000, just 1 year to reach 3 million, and even faster to 5 million—done in 5 months. Interestingly, the more money I made, the less I traded. This is no coincidence—high-frequency trading actually yields the lowest returns.

The method I use is actually very "simple." The N-shaped pattern is a classic: volume surge → pullback with reduced volume → break through again to enter. Pretty straightforward, right? The key is discipline: cut immediately when the level breaks, never hold through a loss, and avoid adding positions or leverage. I only look at the chart once a day, scan the 20-day moving average in 5 minutes, and turn off the chart if there’s no signal.

Two ironclad rules support my entire trading system: stop-loss fixed at 2%, accept that loss and admit defeat; take profit set at 10%, exit when enough is earned. You might say this win rate is too low? Wrong. A 35% win rate combined with this risk-reward ratio still results in steady profits. No need to predict trends—they’re fundamentally unpredictable.

When your funds grow, money management becomes even more important. When my account broke 1 million, I withdrew the principal; at 5 million, I withdrew half to do more conservative allocations. The money left in is only what I can afford to lose. This mindset keeps me stable.

Don’t underestimate this method. The longest surviving and most profitable people in the crypto world all share one trait—discipline maniacs. Don’t expect to master every market; you can only focus on two or three assets you understand well. Focus on opportunities you recognize, and money will naturally come.

I’ve endured the long bear market and climbed out of deep pits, and that’s all I want to share. If you want steady profits, there’s only one way—follow discipline.