Many people in the crypto world have made this mistake: the more indicators they pile up, the smaller their account becomes.

Based on my own experience, from an initial 30,000 to now 10 million, I don’t have any special background. The core principle is simple: complex logic should be simplified, and straightforward rules should be executed thoroughly.

The first two years were the most challenging phase. It took 24 months to gradually grow from 30,000 to 1.2 million. But the pace sped up afterward. Going from 1.2 million to 6 million only took 12 months, and reaching 10 million was mainly driven by the Bitcoin rally, which was completed in 5 months.

Later, I discovered a counterintuitive rule: the speed of making money is actually inversely related to the number of trades you make in a day. The more frequently you trade, the easier it is to run into problems.

Now I focus on one pattern—some might think it’s too simple—N-shaped pattern. First, a straight line surges up, then a slow retracement, and finally another bullish candle pushes it up. I only enter the market once the N-shape is complete; if the pattern breaks, I exit immediately.

No adding to positions, no stubborn holding, no leverage. Stop-loss is set at 2%, take-profit at 10%. Even with a win rate of only 35%, consistent long-term profits are achievable.

Many people think this method is “too dumb,” insisting on chasing news, piling up technical indicators, drawing countless trend lines, but the more they study, the more likely they are to lose money. On my charts, I only keep a faint 20-day moving average line—to prevent overthinking.

The trading process is very simple. Every morning at 9:50, I open the exchange and review the 4-hour chart: if there’s no N-shape, I close the software; if I see the N-shape, I place an order, set stop-loss and take-profit, and that’s it—done in 5 minutes. The rest of the day, I enjoy coffee, walk the dog, and live normally.

The profits I make are never fully invested in the market. When my account reaches 1.2 million, I withdraw all the principal. When it hits 6 million, I take out half for stable investments and fixed deposits, and continue rolling the rest. This way, even if the market crashes, I can sleep peacefully.

I set three strict rules for myself: no chasing rallies—never act before the pattern completes; no holding through breakdowns—admit losses immediately; no stubborn fighting—withdraw once I’ve made enough profit.

There’s no eternal secret to profit in the crypto world—only continuously refined trading rules. Live long enough, keep filtering, and what stays in your account will be genuine silver and gold.

Don’t always obsess over low-probability events like 100x coins. If you can consistently earn 10% in 20 trades, then looking back at your 10 million account, it’s just a matter of time.