Many people entering the crypto space their first reaction is to make things complicated—stacking various technical indicators, combining multiple trading strategies, for fear of missing any opportunity. But the result is often that when the market moves, the entire system collapses.

I've taken many detours, and eventually I realized a principle: the biggest danger in trading is overthinking.

Now I stick to three principles: follow the trend, wait at key levels, and strictly control each position. If I don't understand, I give up; if I'm not at the right level, I keep waiting; if I make a wrong judgment, I exit immediately. It sounds like there's no technical skill involved, right?

But this "simple method" has helped me avoid countless deep drawdowns and ultimately earn six-figure profits.

The real problem for those losing money isn't their analysis ability, but their desire to turn things around quickly, their overconfidence in their judgment, and their excessive trading frequency. Complex systems often give us more opportunities to make mistakes. Conversely, stable profitable traders tend to keep their operations simple, but they are extremely disciplined about their psychology and risk management.

The crypto market never rewards those who are diligent but reckless; it only favors those who make fewer mistakes and can wait patiently. Instead of meticulously designing a perfect trading system, making trading simpler can actually help you stay steady and go further.