Many traders fall into a vicious cycle: the more they learn, the more complicated it becomes, yet their accounts keep shrinking. One trader proves this with real results—growing from 30,000 to 10 million in capital. The secret is actually simple: simplify complex problems and perfect straightforward actions.

This process is divided into three stages. The first three years are a break-in period, growing from 30,000 to 1.2 million; then one year to reach 6 million; finally, five months to break through 10 million. The account grows faster as time goes on, but the trading frequency actually decreases—that's no coincidence.

The essence of trading is straightforward: the more you operate, the higher the chance of errors. This trader focuses on just one pattern—the N-shape. Rise, pullback, then break through; when the pattern is confirmed, enter the trade, and stop loss immediately if the pattern breaks. No averaging down, no stubborn holding, no leverage—strict discipline.

Stop loss is fixed at 2%, take profit at 10%. As long as the win rate stays around 35%, mathematical principles ensure steady growth. Many people think this method is too mechanical, constantly studying various indicators, technical lines, and market news, but end up "getting burned faster the smarter they are." In comparison, simple and brutal strategies tend to last longer.

The operational process is also extremely simple: only watch a 20-day moving average on the chart (use a lighter color to avoid visual distraction). Log into the exchange at 9:50 AM every day, scan the 4-hour chart. No N-shape pattern? Shut down. If the pattern appears? Set stop loss and take profit, then ignore the rest. The whole process takes about 5 minutes, leaving most of the day free for other activities.

Profit management also follows a clear plan. When reaching 1.2 million, fully withdraw the initial capital of 30,000; at 6 million, take half out for funds and fixed deposits; the remaining continue to roll over. This way, even if the market crashes later, the locked-in profits provide a sufficient safety cushion.

The core discipline consists of three rules: first, do not chase highs—wait for a complete pattern; second, do not resist a breakout—exit immediately if it breaks; third, do not be greedy—take profits once the target is reached. There are no secrets in the crypto world—only discipline. Filter out impatience and greed, and what remains is time cost. Achieving a consistent 10% profit over 20 consecutive trades makes the seemingly distant million-level goal a matter of probability.