This past month, nearly a million dollars poured into my account.

I stared at the number for several seconds, feeling a sense of unreality. Just looking at my Bitcoin position, the unrealized profit alone is already $1.3 million. Adding in previous gains from Ethereum, PIPPI, and ZEC, it all feels like easy money. But is this money really “picked up” for free?

Of course not. I never gamble.

What I wait for is structure. Take ETH, for example: a few days ago, the price was consolidating around $2,800, and trading volume had shrunk to the extreme—that’s the market telling you that selling pressure is exhausted. We placed orders at $2,820, set stop-losses at $2,780, and after that? Just let the market do its thing.

I don’t predict direction, I only follow real signals.

Why did I dare to enter PIPPI at $0.11? Because on-chain data showed a whale stacking massive buy orders below $0.10. That’s the strongest support. Once the price reached that level, we built our position in batches, aiming for the previous high. The market cooperated, doubling in just three days.

Behind every move, there are strict rules: don’t act unless the pattern is formed; don’t sleep unless the stop-loss is set; exit immediately when the target is reached—never overstay.

Making money isn’t about flashes of inspiration, but about a replicable, strictly executed system. This rally happened to align with our method, so the profits came naturally. Now, the next wave of opportunity is slowly forming, and my team and I are monitoring the market and running simulations every day.

If you’re still aimlessly floundering in the market, always getting the direction right but failing to make money, the problem may not be luck—it may be that you’re missing this dumbest, yet most effective, approach.