Many people ask me how to turn 3,000 yuan into 500,000. Honestly, there's nothing mysterious about it. To sum it up in one sentence: break complex tasks into smaller parts, then execute simple tasks to the extreme.



Just look at the three profit stages to understand. It took 10 months to grow from 3,000 to 60,000, 8 months from 60,000 to 250,000, and only 4 months from 250,000 to 500,000. You'll notice a pattern — the less you operate, the faster you make money.

My core strategy is to focus on the N-shaped pattern: surge, pullback, breakout. Enter the market when the pattern appears, and exit immediately if it collapses. Sounds simple? It really is. No averaging down, no holding through losses, no leverage. Stop-loss is tightly set at 2%, take-profit at 10%. Even with a 35% win rate, you can still make steady profits. I’ve used this logic to trade coins like $ZEC and $BREV.

In fact, most people lose money because they are too clever. They pile on indicators, chase news, making things more complicated the more they think about it. My approach is the opposite — I only look at a 20-day moving average on the chart, dim the colors to avoid eye strain. Every morning, I glance at the 4-hour chart; if there’s no pattern, I turn off the computer. If there is a pattern, I set stop-loss and take-profit orders and execute in five minutes. The rest of the time is for coffee and walking the dog — eat when hungry, sleep when tired.

Withdrawal planning is also crucial. When I had 60,000, I withdrew 3,000 as initial capital. When I reached 250,000, I took out half to enjoy life, and continued rolling the rest into the next round. This way, even if the market crashes later, I have peace of mind.

Three rules I never break: don’t chase after rising prices until the pattern is complete, don’t hold through a breakdown — exit immediately, and don’t fight the market — withdraw once you’ve made enough. It’s that simple, but execution is the real test.

There’s no holy grail for guaranteed profits in crypto. Only by filtering out noise and unnecessary operations through a set of rules can you keep the gains. When the next market cycle comes, protect your principal and stay true to your original intention, and you’ll be able to stand firm.
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SignatureAnxietyvip
· 13h ago
You're right, greed is the root cause of crashes. --- This logic sounds simple, but how many actually endure three stop-losses? --- I just want to know how this 35% win rate is calculated—backtesting or live trading? --- The key is still mindset; most people can't withstand the moment their position loses. --- Withdrawal planning is indeed crucial; many people make money but can't cash out. --- N-shaped patterns, etc.—don't become the next buzzwords to scam newcomers. --- Doing simple things to perfection—problem is, after two weeks, you get itchy to trade. --- Stop-loss at 2%, take-profit at 10%—what kind of mental strength does that require? --- That part about coffee and walking the dog broke my composure; truly, lying down and winning is the highest realm. --- That's how the crypto world is—either you're making money too fast or losing even faster.
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BoredApeResistancevip
· 13h ago
It sounds unbelievable. If you can really maintain a 35% win rate, you should go sell courses. --- Is the N-shaped pattern real? I've tried it for two months and still lost money badly. --- Bro, don't make it so complicated. Just ask—what's the hardest part? Is it really sticking to that 2% stop loss, or is it the final mental breakdown? --- Your plan for withdrawals is correct. Many people just hold on stubbornly and end up greedily losing everything. --- Operating for five minutes a day and then shutting down is indeed satisfying. I wonder if less than 1% of people can actually do it. --- Another story from 3,000 to 500,000. I've heard five different versions this week, haha. --- Is the 20-day moving average, this "big cabbage" indicator, also effective? You need to tone it down to avoid eye strain. It almost sounds mystical. --- The key is who can truly do "withdraw after earning enough." People who don't keep risking everything are really rare. --- Whether this logic is correct or not, just psychologically, it discourages 99% of people. --- Not using leverage is a good point; at least the principal is safe. Too many people in the crypto world get wiped out because of leverage.
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CountdownToBrokevip
· 13h ago
To be honest, I'm already tired of this logic, but indeed some people have made profits by operating this way. The problem is that most people just watch and then forget, and execution is truly a scarce resource. The N-shaped pattern sounds simple, but can you really stick to a 2% stop loss? I haven't seen many who can do it. Wait, I agree with the idea of enjoying life by taking half out. That's true wisdom; otherwise, no matter how much you earn, it's just gambling. Coffee and walking the dog—that's the right way to live in the crypto world.
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MerkleTreeHuggervip
· 14h ago
That's right, it's a matter of execution. I was also overwhelmed by the complexity, but later I realized that the simpler it is, the more profitable. I've also thought about the N-shaped pattern, but it's easy to get itchy. The key point is still that the fewer operations, the faster the profit. This is really not an exaggeration. I want to ask, is your stop-loss and take-profit ratio fixed? It feels a bit exaggerated that a 35% win rate can guarantee profit, but I don't deny that discipline is indeed the bottom line. Going from 3,000 to 500,000 is indeed outrageous, but your timeline seems a bit surreal. Does the acceleration increase as you progress? Is this related to market cycles or purely because your operations have improved? The lifestyle of having coffee while walking the dog really appeals to me, but most people can't reach the point of turning off their devices. Psychological preparation is too difficult. This set of logic is indeed counterintuitive, but I haven't seen how risk management is truly implemented. Just talking about 2% stop-loss is a bit thin.
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GasFeeCrybabyvip
· 14h ago
It sounds logically clear, but what I care more about is how the 65% losing trades after the 35% win rate are endured. Honestly, pattern trading sounds simple, but most people will still break down at a 2% stop loss during execution. Coffee paired with walking the dog sounds enjoyable, but I haven't met many people who can truly spend only five minutes a day without looking at the market. This article didn't discuss the role of luck, which is the most important factor. The less you trade, the faster you make money—that's true, but the prerequisite is that you enter the market at the right time.
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