Dear friends who have been navigating the crypto world, I want to share a painful lesson — the more complex the trading, the faster the losses.
It took me many years to understand this principle. Those flashy indicators, frequent trades, and complicated strategies all end up being reasons to cut the grass. I went from 300,000 USDT to 10 million USDT, and the secret is actually very simple: thoroughly simplify trading logic, then stick to execution.
The specific wealth growth pace is as follows — it took 2 years to go from 300,000 to 1,200,000, just 1 year to go from 1,200,000 to 6,000,000, and even faster from 6,000,000 to 10,000,000, completed in 5 months. You can see it clearly — operations are becoming more precise, yet the profit speed is increasing. This is the power of simplification.
Many people think that the more actively they trade, the higher their returns, but in fact, it's the opposite. The speed of making money is inversely proportional to trading frequency — this is a realization I earned through hard work.
My method boils down to four points, so simple it’s hard to believe:
**Focus strictly on market patterns.** Wait for the market to rally, then see a volume contraction pullback, followed by a volume breakout — that’s when you enter. Once the level is broken, immediately cut your position and exit. Avoid pitfalls like leverage, averaging down, or stubbornly holding on.
**Follow two iron rules.** When the stop-loss level hits 2%, you must cut — no negotiations. Take profit at 10% and close the position. Don’t bother with all those complicated technical indicators; a 35% win rate can make you a fortune.
**Use only one trading tool.** The 20-day moving average — just this one line. Dim the color a bit to reduce subjective judgment interference. Spend 5 minutes daily looking at 4-hour charts. If there’s a signal, place an order; if not, just shut down.
**Withdraw profits promptly to lock in gains.** When the account reaches 1.2 million, I withdrew the principal. When it hits 6 million, I transfer half out for stable allocation. Only keep the money you can afford to lose in the market.
The true winners in the crypto space are disciplined. Don’t be greedy trying to catch every wave; being able to steadily grasp understandable opportunities is enough to turn the tables.
I used to be lost in the waves of the crypto market, but now I’ve finally learned how to sail steadily. The rules are right here — if you can use them, go ahead and apply them.
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AirdropAutomaton
· 7h ago
This logic indeed sounds flawless, but what I really want to know is, out of this 10 million, how much has actually been withdrawn? Stories like this are too common in the crypto world.
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PermabullPete
· 7h ago
That's right, I've experienced this myself—more indicators only make the mind more confused.
A 2% stop-loss is truly a survival rule; previously, holding on stubbornly cost me everything.
Stick firmly to the 20-day moving average; it's that simple, and it actually makes profits more stable.
The key is to be willing to exit; don't keep thinking about a little more rise, or it's all over.
Withdrawing to secure profits is the most practical; otherwise, no matter how good the paper gains look, it's just paper wealth.
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nft_widow
· 7h ago
Honestly, the growth rate from 300,000 to 10 million either depends on explosive luck or this guy has truly gained some insight. But I still trust the "timely withdrawal" the most — that's the real winner's mindset, more valuable than any strategy.
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Is the 20-day moving average enough? I've tried, always wanting to add some MACD, RSI, and the like, but in the end, I lost even more. Looks like I was too greedy.
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Stop loss at 2% and then cut? Sounds simple, but actually doing it is deadly. There were times I clearly thought I could recover...
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This guy treats trading as a job, five minutes a day then shut down. Meanwhile, we stare at the charts until our eyes hurt, yet can't even earn a fraction of what he does.
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Why do I feel like I’m the one being cut as a leek? Listening to so many stories, I still haven't figured it out...
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I need to remember this move of increasing the principal; it's definitely better than dreaming of getting rich overnight.
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A 35% win rate can make you rich, but the key is to actually have that 35%. I've been losing all along.
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All the secrets in the crypto world seem to point to the same word — discipline. It sounds boring, but when you do it, you realize how hard it really is.
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Blockchainiac
· 7h ago
Bro, these data points sound pretty sketchy... If the win rate is really 35%, I would have already become financially free from making a killing.
To put it simply, simplifying trading isn't wrong, but the growth from 300,000 to 10 million... how many times would the market need to multiply?
A 2% stop loss is indeed harsh, but after being cut dozens of times in a bull market, can you still keep your composure?
I just enjoy watching these kinds of shares; there's always a false sense of "I can do it too," haha.
The hardest part of executing this logic is the self-control needed for withdrawals. Most people simply can't do it.
Trading based on the 20-day moving average alone sounds simple, but it actually makes things a bit interesting, reducing decision fatigue.
This story is well told, but there's no way to verify it. In the crypto world, you still have to experience the pitfalls yourself.
Dear friends who have been navigating the crypto world, I want to share a painful lesson — the more complex the trading, the faster the losses.
It took me many years to understand this principle. Those flashy indicators, frequent trades, and complicated strategies all end up being reasons to cut the grass. I went from 300,000 USDT to 10 million USDT, and the secret is actually very simple: thoroughly simplify trading logic, then stick to execution.
The specific wealth growth pace is as follows — it took 2 years to go from 300,000 to 1,200,000, just 1 year to go from 1,200,000 to 6,000,000, and even faster from 6,000,000 to 10,000,000, completed in 5 months. You can see it clearly — operations are becoming more precise, yet the profit speed is increasing. This is the power of simplification.
Many people think that the more actively they trade, the higher their returns, but in fact, it's the opposite. The speed of making money is inversely proportional to trading frequency — this is a realization I earned through hard work.
My method boils down to four points, so simple it’s hard to believe:
**Focus strictly on market patterns.** Wait for the market to rally, then see a volume contraction pullback, followed by a volume breakout — that’s when you enter. Once the level is broken, immediately cut your position and exit. Avoid pitfalls like leverage, averaging down, or stubbornly holding on.
**Follow two iron rules.** When the stop-loss level hits 2%, you must cut — no negotiations. Take profit at 10% and close the position. Don’t bother with all those complicated technical indicators; a 35% win rate can make you a fortune.
**Use only one trading tool.** The 20-day moving average — just this one line. Dim the color a bit to reduce subjective judgment interference. Spend 5 minutes daily looking at 4-hour charts. If there’s a signal, place an order; if not, just shut down.
**Withdraw profits promptly to lock in gains.** When the account reaches 1.2 million, I withdrew the principal. When it hits 6 million, I transfer half out for stable allocation. Only keep the money you can afford to lose in the market.
The true winners in the crypto space are disciplined. Don’t be greedy trying to catch every wave; being able to steadily grasp understandable opportunities is enough to turn the tables.
I used to be lost in the waves of the crypto market, but now I’ve finally learned how to sail steadily. The rules are right here — if you can use them, go ahead and apply them.