#美联储降息预期升温 Using the most "naive" approach, turning 2100U into 75,000U in less than two months.
It’s a bit painful to admit: I don’t look at K-line charts, never do T, and I’m too lazy to do fundamental research. Those MACD, RSI indicators are strangers to me. But this precisely reveals a truth in the crypto world—making big money never relies on technical analysis; it depends on execution and discipline.
My method is actually very simple, summarized into three main clues.
**First: Always keep some reserve in your position**
Never chase the highs, blindly add to positions, or be driven by market emotions. When prices rise, lock in some profits; keep the remaining position and hold; when prices fall, stay put. It seems slow, but it allows you to fully understand the entire trend cycle and ultimately achieve stable profits.
**Second: Follow the mainstream coins’ overall direction**
Avoid small and "monster" coins; focus all your energy on trend judgment of mainstream coins. A complete market cycle is enough to support half a year or even longer living costs. Over-trading is just stepping into traps repeatedly; I’ve already paid the tuition for this lesson.
**Third: Diversify your funds**
Don’t put all your chips into one basket. Divide your capital into multiple parts. When there are no clear trend signals, do not add positions; only increase gradually once the trend is fully confirmed. This is not conservatism but rational position sizing within a risk control framework.
Ultimately, the key to success isn’t about how smart your judgment is, but whether you have real discipline, enough patience, and mechanical execution. Many people master a bunch of theories but end up defeated by their greed and fear.
The real trajectory of account growth: 2100U → 1.2万U → 3.9万U → 7.5万U
Only one time was funds extracted in the middle. This is not luck; it’s the power of compound interest continuously working, the power of time accumulating.
Some traders following this approach have doubled their accounts, and some have even transitioned to full-time trading. Market opportunities are everywhere; the real bottleneck is—can you control that impulsive desire, be patient, and wait for your own super cycle?
The essence of competition in the crypto world is simple: whoever can survive the longest wins.
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RetroHodler91
· 9h ago
Wow, this is the power of discipline. Not looking at the candlestick charts actually makes me more profit. LOL
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TokenDustCollector
· 9h ago
Honestly, after reading it, I feel a bit uncomfortable... I've heard this theory too many times, but who has actually implemented it? Anyway, none of the people around me have stuck with it for more than three months.
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SmartContractPhobia
· 9h ago
Basically, it's about not messing around, and I truly believe in that. Those who analyze candlestick charts often get caught up in the details. Right now, I'm just holding mainstream coins and sleeping peacefully, waiting for the wind to come.
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HodlKumamon
· 9h ago
Hmm, after carefully calculating this wave of compound interest curve, the growth rate is about 37.8% per phase. Statistically, it is indeed stable, but honestly, the variable of execution ability is really the hardest to control... Many people fail because of emotional fluctuations(๑•́ ω •̀๑)
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GateUser-bd883c58
· 9h ago
Basically, it's about being able to endure and not causing trouble... Look at us, constantly studying various indicators, but end up losing the most.
#美联储降息预期升温 Using the most "naive" approach, turning 2100U into 75,000U in less than two months.
It’s a bit painful to admit: I don’t look at K-line charts, never do T, and I’m too lazy to do fundamental research. Those MACD, RSI indicators are strangers to me. But this precisely reveals a truth in the crypto world—making big money never relies on technical analysis; it depends on execution and discipline.
My method is actually very simple, summarized into three main clues.
**First: Always keep some reserve in your position**
Never chase the highs, blindly add to positions, or be driven by market emotions. When prices rise, lock in some profits; keep the remaining position and hold; when prices fall, stay put. It seems slow, but it allows you to fully understand the entire trend cycle and ultimately achieve stable profits.
**Second: Follow the mainstream coins’ overall direction**
Avoid small and "monster" coins; focus all your energy on trend judgment of mainstream coins. A complete market cycle is enough to support half a year or even longer living costs. Over-trading is just stepping into traps repeatedly; I’ve already paid the tuition for this lesson.
**Third: Diversify your funds**
Don’t put all your chips into one basket. Divide your capital into multiple parts. When there are no clear trend signals, do not add positions; only increase gradually once the trend is fully confirmed. This is not conservatism but rational position sizing within a risk control framework.
Ultimately, the key to success isn’t about how smart your judgment is, but whether you have real discipline, enough patience, and mechanical execution. Many people master a bunch of theories but end up defeated by their greed and fear.
The real trajectory of account growth:
2100U → 1.2万U → 3.9万U → 7.5万U
Only one time was funds extracted in the middle. This is not luck; it’s the power of compound interest continuously working, the power of time accumulating.
Some traders following this approach have doubled their accounts, and some have even transitioned to full-time trading. Market opportunities are everywhere; the real bottleneck is—can you control that impulsive desire, be patient, and wait for your own super cycle?
The essence of competition in the crypto world is simple: whoever can survive the longest wins.