Recently, many people have asked me, how did I turn 1200 yuan into 38,000 US dollars in four months? Is there some insider information or some advanced techniques involved?

Honestly, there are none. My secret to success is actually very simple — just persist in doing some seemingly "stupid" things. No chasing highs and selling lows, no all-in bets, no high leverage gambling. It’s about three straightforward methods that gradually grow the account step by step.

The first method is "Simple Positioning." I divide the 1200 US dollars into three accounts: short-term trading, long-term trends, and emergency reserves. Every dollar has a clear purpose and is never used for anything else. Even if one account suffers a loss, it doesn’t threaten the overall principal safety. What’s the benefit of this approach? You’ll never be eliminated by a single mistake, and you can continue to survive, learn, and make money in the market.

The second method is "Simple Waiting." I never make random moves in choppy markets, and I don’t touch obscure coins. I only focus on mainstream cryptocurrencies, waiting for clear trend opportunities. When the market is chaotic, I stay out of the market; I don’t chase tempting rallies. Only when a trend is confirmed do I enter precisely, often catching the main upward wave in one go.

The third method is "Simple Discipline." I set stop-loss and take-profit levels in advance and execute immediately when reached, without bargaining. When losses hit the stop-loss, I cut out decisively; when profits reach the target price, I take half off the table to lock in gains, letting the rest run with the trend. I never add to losing positions or hold onto any hope of recovery.

Too many people in the circle are dreaming, thinking they can get rich quickly by leveraging, buying obscure coins, or following emotional FOMO trades. But in the end, they all become prey to the market. What about traders willing to use the "simple methods"? They might not make the fastest money, but they always make money, and gradually, their capital doubles.

For small accounts to turn around, it’s never about talent or intelligence — it’s about execution and respect for discipline. The "dumber" it looks, the stronger the execution; the stronger the execution, the more stable the profits. That’s my entire secret.