After spending a long time in the crypto world, have you ever fallen into this strange cycle—becoming more anxious the longer you trade, researching more indicators but ending up losing even more? Actually, to break the deadlock, the solution is surprisingly simple: do less.

I once saw a trader start with 3,000 USD, relying only on a few basic discipline rules, and in less than a month, he pushed his account to 600,000 USD. How did he do it? No complex technical indicators stacked up, no day and night monitoring, just these few points.

**Use only one moving average, look at it for 5 minutes daily**

His toolkit was just this: a 5-day moving average, set to light gray. Every market open, he spends only 5 minutes scanning the 4-hour chart. If there’s a signal, he places an order; if not, he closes the trading software and does something else. Trading shouldn’t take over your entire life.

**Wait for N-shaped structures before entering**

Market behavior is very important—he only enters when he sees an "N" pattern: a rise → volume contraction and pullback → another volume breakout. Once the price breaks the level, he exits immediately, never holding through the move or adding to his position. In simple terms, only strict execution can secure profits.

**Use strict rules to cap risk**

This is the core of the core. Stop-loss for each trade never exceeds 2% of the account, and take-profit is set at 10%. Do the math— even with a win rate of only 35%, as long as you follow this rule long-term, the mathematical model itself guarantees steady profits.

**Take profits and never look back**

Once reaching a certain scale, withdraw the principal and rest assured. After earning some profit, transfer out half. The money left in the market is always the idle funds that don’t mind losing. This mindset makes disciplined execution much easier.

Trading ultimately isn’t about who has more technical indicators, but about who can more decisively follow simple rules. When you let go of unnecessary anxiety and return to the purest methodology, market feedback will change. Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication, and this is especially true in trading.