The account grew from 2,100U to 75,000U in one month. This is not a complicated technical analysis story; rather, it’s the complete opposite—no looking at K-line charts, no T trading, and no knowledge of MACD or RSI.

It may sound absurd at first, but the data is right there: 2,100U → 12,000U → 39,000U → 75,000U. Only one withdrawal was made along the way. What does this indicate? Purely the power of execution and discipline.

**The strategy is actually very simple, just three points:**

**First: Conservative position sizing, capped at 30%**

Use at most 30% of your funds for each entry. When the market rises, gradually lock in some profits, while holding the remaining position; when the market falls, pretend not to see. It sounds slow, but it allows you to ride the full trend rather than being shaken out repeatedly. Many people trade frequently and end up losing often. It’s not that the market has no opportunities; it’s that their hands can’t control themselves.

**Second: Follow the trend closely, only trade mainstream coins**

Skip all small coins and meme coins. Focus only on mainstream coins; a wave of trending market profits can last half a year. Why? Because mainstream coins have good liquidity, clear trends, and relatively controllable risks. Meme coins may seem to offer quick gains, but in reality, it’s a probability game—most of the early profits will likely be wiped out.

**Third: Divide funds and add to positions in stages**

Split your capital into several parts, only use 1-2 parts at a time. When the trend is unclear, stay on the sidelines; wait for confirmation before continuing. This isn’t cowardice, but a planned risk-taking approach. Keep reserves so you have the capacity to follow through when the market truly turns.

**The logic of execution is essentially the power of compound interest.**

The longer the time, the more obvious the effect of compounding. But the premise is that you live long enough. This brings us to a core issue: there are no shortages of people who understand technicals in the market; what’s lacking is those who can control themselves. There are too many smart people, which often leads to overtrading; disciplined traders, on the other hand, tend to make money.

Many people follow this approach. Some have doubled their accounts, and some even choose to trade full-time. The key is one word: discipline. Discipline to hold your hands, discipline to stick to your rules, discipline to maintain your mindset—only then can you go far in the crypto world.

Want steady growth? Don’t chase quick gains. Precise judgment is difficult, but disciplined execution is not. Stay calm, proceed steadily, and you can also become the last winner.