Many people trade cryptocurrencies, and the more they learn, the more they tend to lose heavily. I spent 5 years turning 30,000 into 10 million. There’s no secret—just breaking down complex things and doing simple tasks to the extreme.



My growth trajectory is very clear. Initially, I turned 30,000 into 120,000 in two years mainly through ZEC; then that 120,000 grew to 600,000, with LUNC during that wave taking only one year; finally, from 600,000 to 10 million, it only took five months. The more advanced I got, the more I understood a principle: the speed of making money is inversely proportional to the frequency of your operations. Less action, more observation.

I only focus on one thing—N-shaped patterns. Surge, pullback, breakout. Once these three stages form, I enter the market; if it breaks down, I cut my position. No averaging down, no holding through losses, no leverage—these are the three strict rules. Set a 2% stop loss, a 10% take profit, and as long as your win rate stays above 35%, your account will grow steadily. Compared to many friends around me who watch indicators daily and chase hot news, they end up losing faster the "smarter" they think they are. On my screen, I only keep the 20-day moving average, and I even dim the color to avoid unnecessary stress.

The execution is extremely simple. Every morning at 9:50, I open the exchange, scan the 4-hour chart. If I don’t find a suitable N-shaped pattern, I just turn off the computer; if I do, I set my take profit and stop loss orders, which takes five minutes. The rest of the time, I go live my life.

What to do after making money? Take profits step by step. When I hit 120,000, I withdraw the principal; at 600,000, I take out half to invest in funds and fixed deposits; the remaining amount continues to roll over. This way, even if the market adjusts later, the foundation of the account is strong enough to withstand shocks.

Three ironclad rules must be strictly followed: don’t chase the rise, wait for the pattern to complete before acting; don’t hold through breakdowns, exit immediately if it breaks down; don’t fight the trend, withdraw in batches once you’ve made enough profit.

There’s no holy grail indicator in crypto. The most practical method is actually the simplest—consistently earning 10% over 20 consecutive trades. The 10 million mark will eventually knock on the door. I’ve seen enough dark nights; now it’s time to pass the torch.
ZEC1.27%
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静静花见花开vip
· 01-05 08:05
Resisting greed and unifying knowledge and action are the most difficult.
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AirdropSkepticvip
· 01-05 06:56
It sounds good, but how many people can really stick with it? Most people just can't resist and end up pressing the sell button when they see the limit-up.
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HashBardvip
· 01-05 06:54
honestly the n-shape pattern thing feels like... watching people rediscover fractals through pure market psychology? 这哥们儿把复杂度问题本质讲清楚了,越简单的规则反而越难执行,因为人性总想加戏
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BlockchainBardvip
· 01-05 06:52
This logic sounds great, but there are only a few who can actually execute it. The problem is that most people simply can't do "focusing on one thing," and once their mindset is disrupted, everything falls apart. That's true— the simpler it is, the more profitable it tends to be, but talking about it is easy. It's all theoretical; real-world testing is a test of human nature. Can a 35% win rate guarantee profit? The math is indeed sound, but how many can strictly adhere to three ironclad rules?
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BTCRetirementFundvip
· 01-05 06:40
Talking only without action, if truly profitable, just post a screenshot of your holdings directly. This set of theories sounds good, but risk tolerance varies. Others dare to go all-in with 30,000, would you dare? I can also draw the N-shaped pattern, but the problem is that my hands start to shake when executing. It's easy to explain, but execution is really hell; I fail at the psychological barrier. A 35% win rate can ensure steady growth? That's based on strict stop-losses, which most people simply can't do. The key is knowing when to rest. I tend to want to keep pushing as soon as I make a profit. Honestly, greed is still the culprit. Seeing others make quick money makes it hard to sit still. This set works well in a bear market, but can it keep up in a bull market? Doing nothing really earns more than taking action, but the torment level is maxed out.
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