#BTC对标贵金属的竞争格局 Every time at a gathering, my frens always ask me: In the crypto world these past few years, have you really made money? I always smile and say I've made a bit. But to be honest, this money didn't come from talent, nor from news, and definitely not from any complicated technical indicators. Some may not believe it when I say this — the method I used is actually quite simple.

I still remember when I entered the market with 5000U that year, I was also uncertain. After some ups and downs, my account eventually grew to 1 million U. What moved me the most is not the number itself, but the gradual understanding of a principle: trading doesn't actually require that much brainpower.

The methods I summarized can be boiled down to three tricks: watch the trend, find the position, and wait for the signal. Every day, I only focus on the big cycle trends, starting with the 4-hour chart. For me, the market is divided into three types: rising, falling, and consolidating. When it’s rising, I go long; when it’s falling, I go short. If it’s moving sideways, I honestly stay on the sidelines. Once you can't keep up with the trend, no matter how fancy the technical analysis is, it's just self-comfort.

But if I get the direction of the rise and fall right, I won't rush in. The market trend doesn't just go straight up; it climbs step by step. My job is to find that "jumping point" to get in, and then take the profit at the next level. Only when it arrives at the key level will I switch to a shorter time frame, using a set of entry signals that I've practiced until I'm very familiar with. No fuss, no changing methods, stick to one approach.

Before every trade, I ask myself six questions: Should I do it? Long or short? How much to open? At what price to enter? Where to set the stop loss? Where to take profit? Once the plan is set, I let the market perform, without getting entangled or adding unnecessary drama.

Slowly, the account grows larger, but my heart becomes calmer. This is when I truly understood - the hardest part of trading has never been learning the methods, but whether you can control that hand of yours and steady that heart. I used to stumble around in the dark, but now the light is in my hands, shining bright. How about you?