The question people around me love to ask most isn’t about market trends, but—did you actually make any money?
I never hide it: During the 2021–2023 cycle, my account balance reached eight figures.
In seven years, I only caught three big opportunities.
The crazier the market got, the calmer I became.
First wave: turned 50,000 principal into 1.5 million, took two full years; Second wave: 1.5 million surged to 8 million, took one year; Third wave: 8 million grew to 30 million, just five months.
It took me a while to realize: the speed at which you make money is completely inversely proportional to your trading frequency.
My method is laughably simple: I stick to the “N-shaped pattern.”
A rally, a pullback that holds, then a new high—when the pattern emerges, I enter; if support breaks, I cut my losses immediately.
Never average down, never touch leverage. Fixed 2% stop-loss, 10% take-profit, all rules written into my API for automatic execution, with error kept within 0.1%.
Some people mock me for being too rigid: ignoring moving averages, not chasing hot topics, not tracking news—can you really make money this way?
But the reality is, those who study a dozen indicators and scroll through dozens of news flashes every day usually lose the most.
I've simplified my trading interface to the extreme: only look at the 4-hour candlestick chart, with a faint gray 20-day moving average.
Every day after market close, I take a quick look—if there’s an N pattern, I set a conditional order; if not, I close the software.
The rest of the time? Drink coffee, walk the dog, spend time with family—let the market rise or fall as it will.
When profits reach a key milestone, I always “draw blood”: When the account hit 1.5 million, I withdrew all my principal; When it surged to 8 million, I transferred out half in cash and compounded the rest.
Even if a black swan hits the next day, my core position won’t be shaken.
I have three iron rules, which I review every time I do a post-trade analysis:
Don’t chase pumps, only enter after pattern confirmation; Don’t hold onto losing trades, exit immediately if support breaks; Don’t get greedy, withdraw profits once the target is hit.
There’s never been a guaranteed-win business in crypto—only a continuous process of subtraction.
Subtract leverage, subtract FOMO, subtract market noise—what’s left is real profit.
Don’t fantasize about getting rich overnight. Steadily taking 20 rounds of 10% gains, going from 50,000 to 10 million, is just a matter of time.
I’ve endured the darkest nights in crypto and seen the brightest dawns.
The market always rewards the patient.
Are you ready for the next cycle?
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Seventh year in crypto, 32 years old this year.
The question people around me love to ask most isn’t about market trends, but—did you actually make any money?
I never hide it: During the 2021–2023 cycle, my account balance reached eight figures.
In seven years, I only caught three big opportunities.
The crazier the market got, the calmer I became.
First wave: turned 50,000 principal into 1.5 million, took two full years;
Second wave: 1.5 million surged to 8 million, took one year;
Third wave: 8 million grew to 30 million, just five months.
It took me a while to realize: the speed at which you make money is completely inversely proportional to your trading frequency.
My method is laughably simple: I stick to the “N-shaped pattern.”
A rally, a pullback that holds, then a new high—when the pattern emerges, I enter; if support breaks, I cut my losses immediately.
Never average down, never touch leverage. Fixed 2% stop-loss, 10% take-profit, all rules written into my API for automatic execution, with error kept within 0.1%.
Some people mock me for being too rigid: ignoring moving averages, not chasing hot topics, not tracking news—can you really make money this way?
But the reality is, those who study a dozen indicators and scroll through dozens of news flashes every day usually lose the most.
I've simplified my trading interface to the extreme: only look at the 4-hour candlestick chart, with a faint gray 20-day moving average.
Every day after market close, I take a quick look—if there’s an N pattern, I set a conditional order; if not, I close the software.
The rest of the time? Drink coffee, walk the dog, spend time with family—let the market rise or fall as it will.
When profits reach a key milestone, I always “draw blood”:
When the account hit 1.5 million, I withdrew all my principal;
When it surged to 8 million, I transferred out half in cash and compounded the rest.
Even if a black swan hits the next day, my core position won’t be shaken.
I have three iron rules, which I review every time I do a post-trade analysis:
Don’t chase pumps, only enter after pattern confirmation;
Don’t hold onto losing trades, exit immediately if support breaks;
Don’t get greedy, withdraw profits once the target is hit.
There’s never been a guaranteed-win business in crypto—only a continuous process of subtraction.
Subtract leverage, subtract FOMO, subtract market noise—what’s left is real profit.
Don’t fantasize about getting rich overnight. Steadily taking 20 rounds of 10% gains, going from 50,000 to 10 million, is just a matter of time.
I’ve endured the darkest nights in crypto and seen the brightest dawns.
The market always rewards the patient.
Are you ready for the next cycle?