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You’ve probably experienced this too — staring at charts every day, pondering golden crosses and death crosses, trend lines, guessing highs and lows… busy as can be, yet your account remains stagnant. I understand all too well; three years ago, I was exactly like that — three margin calls, $COAI that one trade lost everything, almost quitting the scene.

Then came the turning point, I chose to completely "give up" on fancy strategies.

I abandoned all flashy tactics, sticking to just three actions: follow through when breaking historical highs, cut losses immediately on false breakouts, no mercy; always keep position size within 20%, take profits when available, never be greedy; go with the trend, follow where it leads, never try to predict bottoms or tops.

Sounds simple? It really is that simple. Yet, my account grew from 1700U to 130,000.

Many people ask me what the secret is, and my answer often surprises them — I’ve learned to become a "believer in data."

I used to think trading was about skill, courage, or even luck. Only later did I realize that the underlying logic of trading is quite straightforward: everything is about "decision-making," and whether your decisions are correct depends crucially on "data." Candlestick charts are data, prices are data, volume is data — but what if this data is delayed, tampered with, or manipulated? All the technical analysis methods you’ve learned instantly become worthless.

This lesson made me realize a deeper issue: the source of on-chain price data is critically important. I once got caught in a "false breakout," only to find out later that the problem was caused by a brief control over on-chain data. This also led me to focus on infrastructure like oracles — their real role is to ensure the authenticity and transparency of these key data points, so every trading decision is based on trustworthy information.