A fan recently shared a screenshot of his account with me—started with 1,900 yuan and reached 55,000 in a month. The process went like this: 1,900 → 12,000 → 39,000 → 55,000, with only one stop-loss during the entire month.

You might not believe it, but this guy doesn’t look at candlestick charts at all, doesn’t do short-term T, and has never heard of MACD, RSI, or similar indicators. By crypto standards, he’s not even considered a technical trader. But the numbers are right there—making money is real.

Some will ask: Is this insider information? Pure gambling? The luck of a chosen one? No, none of that. He just did one thing—honestly followed the method I taught, without deviation. This approach may sound a bit counterintuitive, but it’s precisely because it goes against human nature that most people can’t do it.

**First principle: Position must be strictly controlled, with a cap of 30%.** Don’t aim for full positions, don’t let emotions take over. When it’s about to rise, take some profits first; keep the rest of the position to ride the trend. When it dips, don’t panic and cut losses, and definitely don’t leverage to gamble. It sounds slow, but only this way can you survive and ride through an entire cycle of the market.

**Second principle: Only trade mainstream coins, avoid small-cap tokens.** Stories of 100x miracles or underdog coins turning around are tempting, but a full trend of a mainstream coin is enough to last half a year. The more frequently you switch coins and trade, the worse your chances of survival. The crypto market is full of opportunities—so many that you can’t stop, and often it’s your own speed that kills you.

**Third principle: Divide your capital into several parts, using only one or two parts each time.** Never add to your position if you don’t see a clear trend. Wait until the trend is confirmed, then gradually increase your position. This isn’t cowardice; it’s about having a sense of proportion.

You’ll gradually realize that those who truly make steady profits are never the ones with the strongest analysis skills, but the ones who can control their hands best. The crypto market is never short of opportunities; what’s lacking is the patience to wait for them. Now, more than one person has turned their fortunes around using this approach—some accounts doubled, some even quit their jobs to trade full-time.

If you’re still getting shaken out daily, being manipulated, or getting liquidated, it’s not the market’s problem—it’s your rhythm that’s too hurried. The first step to steady profits is to learn to slow down. When your direction is right, making money is only a matter of time.