Dear crypto friends, I want to share some heartfelt truths: in the crypto world, making money has nothing to do with talent or insider information. I turned 2,000 yuan into 30 million over three years, and the biggest insight from that process is one—reject all noise and focus solely on the essence of trading.
How did I do it? From 2000 to 3 million in three years, then to 8 million in one year, and finally, in the crucial 5 months, reaching 30 million. The more I progressed, the clearer a principle became: the speed of making money is inversely proportional to the frequency of your trades. In other words, the less active you are, the fatter your wallet.
My trading focus is on a single pattern—the N-shape. A rise, a pullback, a breakout—these three signals indicate an entry; if the pattern deteriorates, I cut my position immediately. It sounds simple, but execution is the hardest part. No adding to losing positions, no stubborn holding, no leverage—these are the iron rules. Set a 2% stop-loss and a 10% take-profit for each trade. As long as your win rate stays above 35%, you will make money in the long run.
Those so-called "smart people" who obsess over K-line indicators and chase hot news often lose the fastest. I prefer a minimalist approach: just one light-colored 20-day moving average, check the 4-hour chart at 9:50 every day, place orders with stop-loss and take-profit levels when opportunities arise, and the whole process takes about 5 minutes. The rest of the time, I drink tea and walk the dog.
Regarding capital management, I divide it into three stages: first, allocate 1.2 million as a safety net; second, use half of 6 million to buy funds and fixed deposits; only the remaining part is used for snowball trading. The benefit of this approach is that even if the market crashes completely, I can survive.
To summarize my three iron trading rules: first, don’t chase the rise—wait until the pattern is truly in place before acting; second, don’t hold onto losing positions—run immediately if the level breaks; third, don’t fight the trend—take profits and withdraw your money. There is no holy grail strategy in crypto; only a sieve—those who can persist in making money and cut losses promptly will ultimately win. Don’t dream of mythical hundredfold coins; steadily earning 10% over 20 trades is enough. Accumulating a billion-level portfolio is just a matter of time.
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ImpermanentLossFan
· 14h ago
The more idle the wallet, the more it grows. I've heard that too many times haha
Don't talk so much, the key is whether you can really avoid操作.
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GasFeeWhisperer
· 01-11 13:50
The more idle wallets there are, the more full they become. There's nothing wrong with that statement, but executing it is the hardest part.
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ContractTearjerker
· 01-11 13:49
Hmm... That makes a lot of sense, but I just don't believe it.
The phrase "cash in hand wallet is full" really hit me; I check the market every day and still end up losing.
Is the N-shaped pattern reliable? Are there any practical data to support it?
Not adding to positions and avoiding leverage sound simple, but when you're actually in the market, how can you resist?
The 20-day moving average combined with stop-loss is indeed a powerful combo.
Compared to those promoting hundredfold coins, this guy's logic is the strongest.
Splitting funds into three parts—this move feels just like insurance claims.
I'm just worried that even if everything is correct, no one can actually execute it; mindset is something you can't really teach.
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ChainWallflower
· 01-11 13:47
The more idle your wallet is, the more it grows—this is really true. I was the one who suffered the worst losses from frequent reckless operations before.
To be honest, the N-shaped pattern really depends on discipline. I'm also learning about stop-loss strategies now; it's very difficult.
However, with this growth rate of 20 to 30 million... I still want to hear how much luck plays a role.
Spending days drinking tea and walking the dog is really enjoyable. Once I can achieve minimalist trading,
I definitely need to learn about fund management—can't go all-in on one shot.
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MetaMaximalist
· 01-11 13:38
honestly the whole "2k to 30m in 5 months" arc feels like adoption curve fantasy... where's the actual protocol sustainability analysis here?
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Degen4Breakfast
· 01-11 13:22
Really, I deeply understand the saying "Not moving is the most profitable."
Sticking to the N-shaped pattern is easy to hear, but few people can truly endure it.
The most crucial part is the capital layering; many people skip the step of capital protection altogether.
Dear crypto friends, I want to share some heartfelt truths: in the crypto world, making money has nothing to do with talent or insider information. I turned 2,000 yuan into 30 million over three years, and the biggest insight from that process is one—reject all noise and focus solely on the essence of trading.
How did I do it? From 2000 to 3 million in three years, then to 8 million in one year, and finally, in the crucial 5 months, reaching 30 million. The more I progressed, the clearer a principle became: the speed of making money is inversely proportional to the frequency of your trades. In other words, the less active you are, the fatter your wallet.
My trading focus is on a single pattern—the N-shape. A rise, a pullback, a breakout—these three signals indicate an entry; if the pattern deteriorates, I cut my position immediately. It sounds simple, but execution is the hardest part. No adding to losing positions, no stubborn holding, no leverage—these are the iron rules. Set a 2% stop-loss and a 10% take-profit for each trade. As long as your win rate stays above 35%, you will make money in the long run.
Those so-called "smart people" who obsess over K-line indicators and chase hot news often lose the fastest. I prefer a minimalist approach: just one light-colored 20-day moving average, check the 4-hour chart at 9:50 every day, place orders with stop-loss and take-profit levels when opportunities arise, and the whole process takes about 5 minutes. The rest of the time, I drink tea and walk the dog.
Regarding capital management, I divide it into three stages: first, allocate 1.2 million as a safety net; second, use half of 6 million to buy funds and fixed deposits; only the remaining part is used for snowball trading. The benefit of this approach is that even if the market crashes completely, I can survive.
To summarize my three iron trading rules: first, don’t chase the rise—wait until the pattern is truly in place before acting; second, don’t hold onto losing positions—run immediately if the level breaks; third, don’t fight the trend—take profits and withdraw your money. There is no holy grail strategy in crypto; only a sieve—those who can persist in making money and cut losses promptly will ultimately win. Don’t dream of mythical hundredfold coins; steadily earning 10% over 20 trades is enough. Accumulating a billion-level portfolio is just a matter of time.