Too many people around me are trading cryptocurrencies. The more I study, the more confused I become.

I went from 30,000 to 10 million, not relying on insider information or innate talent, but on one core principle: break down complex trades into simple ones, and perfect simple logic to the extreme.
My profit path is clear and tangible, all achieved through real effort: from 30,000 to 120,000 in 2 years, mainly with $ZEC; from 120,000 to 600,000 in just 1 year, focusing on $LUNC; and from 600,000 to 10 million in only 5 months. The more I progress, the more I understand a truth: the speed of making money is actually inversely proportional to the frequency of operations.
I only focus on one pattern throughout— the N-shaped pattern! Just three actions: a vertical surge, a diagonal pullback, and a vertical breakout. Enter the trade when the pattern forms, exit immediately if it breaks, no averaging down, no holding through losses, no leverage increase. I also set strict rules: 2% stop loss, 10% take profit. Even with a win rate of only 35%, long-term trading can still be profitable.
Many people think this method is clumsy, constantly analyzing a bunch of indicators, drawing trend lines, chasing hot topics, but the more “intelligent” they try to be, the more they lose. I do the opposite: only keep a 20-day moving average on the chart, and deliberately tone down the color to avoid unnecessary signals interfering with judgment.
My daily operation is even simpler: I only open the exchange at 9:50 AM, scan the 4-hour candlestick chart. If there’s no suitable N-shaped pattern, I just shut down; if there is, I set stop loss and take profit, and complete the entire day’s operation in 5 minutes. The rest of the time, I drink coffee, walk the dog, completely unbound from the market.
After making money, I have a clear rhythm for taking profits: when reaching 120,000, I withdraw all 30,000 principal and let the profits roll; at 600,000, I transfer half to buy funds or deposit fixed-term; the remaining funds continue to roll over, so even if the market pulls back, my foundation remains solid.
Finally, I want to share three iron rules I’ve kept for many years: don’t chase the rise, wait for the pattern to complete before acting; don’t hold through breakouts, exit immediately if the level breaks; don’t fight the trend, take profits once your target is reached.
The greatest simplicity is the ultimate truth. Trading cryptocurrencies is not about making it more complicated; less action actually makes it more stable.
Markets fluctuate every day. Keep your principal and your original intention, and you can stand firm and take off in the next cycle. $ETH ‌$BTC ‌