#数字资产动态追踪 After three consecutive margin calls, the account suddenly surged by 130,000 U. A trader demonstrated what "knowing is easy, doing is hard" truly means with his actions.
His secret to turning things around isn't more complicated indicators; instead, he completely abandoned the once "smart" methods—K-line charts, Chan theory, various technical tools, monitoring the market day and night—and still faced frequent margin calls. Until one moment, he decided to try the most "silly" approach, and his account skyrocketed from 1,700 U to 130,000 U. Sounds unbelievable? But the method is ridiculously simple.
**Method One: Only trade breakouts, ignore oscillations** He completely ignores routines like shakeouts, trap setups, and consolidation. He only acts when the price strongly breaks new highs. When there's a genuine breakout, he follows the trend—riding the wave; if it's a false breakout, he immediately cuts losses. There's no prediction here, only execution. Many coins, including $SOL , can profit from this approach.
**Method Two: Always use only 20% of your position, never be greedy** Each trade involves only a small portion of funds. When profitable, he clears the position—no exceptions. If he gets stopped out, he takes a break—no adding to the position, no holding through losses, no reversing. While others are busy with ten-plus trades a day, he makes one or two trades a week. And what’s the result? They end up on the margin call list, he’s counting profits.
**Method Three: Only trade markets you truly understand** No bottom fishing, no guessing tops, no prediction games. When the market rises, he goes long; when it falls, he shorts—simple and straightforward. He doesn’t draw lines, doesn’t do deep analysis, doesn’t waste brainpower guessing the future—while others are still analyzing on their screens, he’s already secured his gains.
The key to making money isn’t about being super smart; it’s about doing less complicated things. Truly effective actions aren’t those dazzling skill combinations but disciplined behaviors that keep your account steadily growing. Use the simplest methods to the extreme and stick to them—then you’ll naturally become smart.
Instead of just talking on paper, try a 30-day real-world test—often, the results will exceed your expectations.
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SilentObserver
· 01-07 10:39
That's right, people with poor execution will never learn. I've tried this logic, and indeed, maintaining discipline with 20% position size is more effective than any indicator.
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 01-07 09:03
It's the same "Great Way is Simple" saying again, sounds good, but how many can really stick to a 20% position?
Wait, did this guy really go from 1700 to 130,000? He should have written a book by now, still giving lectures?
I believe in not flipping the position to reverse the trend, that is indeed the fastest way to get liquidated.
This logic has no major flaws, it's just difficult to execute—especially when you see others getting rich in ten or more trades a day.
Honestly, I just want to know, which 30 days are these? Are they from a bull market or a bear market? That's the conclusion they tested.
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OnChainDetective
· 01-04 11:29
nah, transaction pattern suggests this 13w pump might be survivorship bias dressed up as strategy... where's the drawdown data tho?
That's right, just don't overthink it. Greed is the biggest killer in trading.
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AirdropHustler
· 01-04 11:08
Honestly, I really like this counterintuitive approach— the simpler it is, the more profitable it seems, which is kind of magical.
However, regarding the 20% position size, I have to say, too many people agree in words but are not convinced in their hearts. Once they see a good profit on a trade, they start adding more, and then it all goes downhill.
Someone who makes two trades a week can really earn more than someone making ten trades a day. The key is to survive longer; a margin call and going back to zero wastes everything.
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CounterIndicator
· 01-04 11:05
It sounds quite mystical, but the truth is not wrong... The key still lies in execution. Most people just listen and then forget about it.
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I agree with a 20% position, but honestly, how many people can stick to it for 30 days...
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Another story of "quit indicators and make money." I feel like I've heard it ten times... But this time, the data really slapped in the face.
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I've tried the breakout strategy, but the problem is how to distinguish between real and fake breakouts. That's the real challenge.
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It looks simple, but in practice, half of your mindset collapses during execution... Can you really resist when others are making ten-plus trades a day?
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U... That takes a lot of mental strength. If I doubled my money, I would have already run away.
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Basically, it's trend-following + stop-loss + small positions. It sounds like discovering a new continent, but very few people persist with these three.
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Not adding to positions and not turning the tide is too crucial. Many people die because of greed on this point.
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Are the Chan theory, candlestick charts, and such really useless? I always feel like giving up too early...
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Close all positions and leave—no exceptions—that's what truly profitable people look like.
#数字资产动态追踪 After three consecutive margin calls, the account suddenly surged by 130,000 U. A trader demonstrated what "knowing is easy, doing is hard" truly means with his actions.
His secret to turning things around isn't more complicated indicators; instead, he completely abandoned the once "smart" methods—K-line charts, Chan theory, various technical tools, monitoring the market day and night—and still faced frequent margin calls. Until one moment, he decided to try the most "silly" approach, and his account skyrocketed from 1,700 U to 130,000 U. Sounds unbelievable? But the method is ridiculously simple.
**Method One: Only trade breakouts, ignore oscillations**
He completely ignores routines like shakeouts, trap setups, and consolidation. He only acts when the price strongly breaks new highs. When there's a genuine breakout, he follows the trend—riding the wave; if it's a false breakout, he immediately cuts losses. There's no prediction here, only execution. Many coins, including $SOL , can profit from this approach.
**Method Two: Always use only 20% of your position, never be greedy**
Each trade involves only a small portion of funds. When profitable, he clears the position—no exceptions. If he gets stopped out, he takes a break—no adding to the position, no holding through losses, no reversing. While others are busy with ten-plus trades a day, he makes one or two trades a week. And what’s the result? They end up on the margin call list, he’s counting profits.
**Method Three: Only trade markets you truly understand**
No bottom fishing, no guessing tops, no prediction games. When the market rises, he goes long; when it falls, he shorts—simple and straightforward. He doesn’t draw lines, doesn’t do deep analysis, doesn’t waste brainpower guessing the future—while others are still analyzing on their screens, he’s already secured his gains.
The key to making money isn’t about being super smart; it’s about doing less complicated things. Truly effective actions aren’t those dazzling skill combinations but disciplined behaviors that keep your account steadily growing. Use the simplest methods to the extreme and stick to them—then you’ll naturally become smart.
Instead of just talking on paper, try a 30-day real-world test—often, the results will exceed your expectations.