Recently discussed a trader born in the mid-90s who has been active in the crypto space for many years. He initially invested 300,000 yuan, and over 7 years, his account grew to over 80 million. Interestingly, this guy neither chases hot trends nor constantly reads news, but relies on a systematic trading approach, treating the crypto market as a stable source of income.
He shared his core methodology, which sounds simple but truly tests human nature when executed.
**First Block: Focus**
No chasing indicators, no frequent strategy adjustments. The daily routine is to review that day’s trades, identify issues, and improve execution. Continuously refining this one task can eventually lead to efficiency comparable to printing money. Many people try to operate multiple strategies simultaneously, but end up only skimming the surface. This guy instead focuses on single-point breakthroughs.
**Second Block: Abandon the Gambler’s Mindset**
He doesn’t move on even the hottest projects. He only looks for opportunities with clear structures and high certainty. Instead of chasing coins that skyrocket (which often also plummet just as fast), he prefers a 3% stable return combined with compound interest. Over 7 years, this can turn 300,000 into 80 million. Math will help you.
**Third Block: Position Management**
This is the real key. During the small capital phase, focus on 1-2 coins. Once the capital grows, the core holdings shouldn’t exceed 3. Use rolling operations to increase returns, never fully commit all funds at once, and avoid frequent stop-losses.
**Fourth Block: Switching Timeframes**
Make judgments based on big trends, capital flow, and market structure, but use 15-minute K-line charts for specific entry and exit points. By the time information reaches ordinary retail investors, the market trend has already largely played out. Being one step ahead is an advantage.
**Fifth Block: Treat Losses as Tuition**
There’s no perfect method. When losing money, step back, analyze what went wrong, and how to avoid it next time. Emotional trading simply doesn’t exist for him.
**Four Words for Practical Trading**
Fast — When the target price hits, take profits immediately. Greed is the biggest enemy. Accurate — Only take opportunities with over 80% win rate, avoid betting on low-probability events. Stable — Only build positions in low-risk areas, don’t catch falling knives. Ruthless — Once the opportunity is confirmed, act quickly; don’t hesitate and miss out.
He’s right. 99% of people in the crypto space don’t make money, not because they don’t work hard, but because their methods are fundamentally flawed. There are no myths—only whether you can persistently execute a counter-human system.
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GateUser-e19e9c10
· 01-09 16:50
There's nothing wrong with that; the key is whether you can hold on without losing your composure. Everyone I know who makes money is like this—very patient. When others go all in, they are still calculating the next step.
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BoredStaker
· 01-09 10:51
300,000 to 80 million, in plain terms, means living long enough and being ruthless enough. Most people die at the step of greed, but this guy skipped it entirely.
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ApeEscapeArtist
· 01-09 10:39
To be honest, this stuff sounds simple, but 99% of people just can't do it. I've also fallen into traps myself.
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RatioHunter
· 01-09 10:28
It's the same theory again... It sounds good, but how many can actually do it? I do believe in compound interest, but the key is whether you can survive the first five years.
Recently discussed a trader born in the mid-90s who has been active in the crypto space for many years. He initially invested 300,000 yuan, and over 7 years, his account grew to over 80 million. Interestingly, this guy neither chases hot trends nor constantly reads news, but relies on a systematic trading approach, treating the crypto market as a stable source of income.
He shared his core methodology, which sounds simple but truly tests human nature when executed.
**First Block: Focus**
No chasing indicators, no frequent strategy adjustments. The daily routine is to review that day’s trades, identify issues, and improve execution. Continuously refining this one task can eventually lead to efficiency comparable to printing money. Many people try to operate multiple strategies simultaneously, but end up only skimming the surface. This guy instead focuses on single-point breakthroughs.
**Second Block: Abandon the Gambler’s Mindset**
He doesn’t move on even the hottest projects. He only looks for opportunities with clear structures and high certainty. Instead of chasing coins that skyrocket (which often also plummet just as fast), he prefers a 3% stable return combined with compound interest. Over 7 years, this can turn 300,000 into 80 million. Math will help you.
**Third Block: Position Management**
This is the real key. During the small capital phase, focus on 1-2 coins. Once the capital grows, the core holdings shouldn’t exceed 3. Use rolling operations to increase returns, never fully commit all funds at once, and avoid frequent stop-losses.
**Fourth Block: Switching Timeframes**
Make judgments based on big trends, capital flow, and market structure, but use 15-minute K-line charts for specific entry and exit points. By the time information reaches ordinary retail investors, the market trend has already largely played out. Being one step ahead is an advantage.
**Fifth Block: Treat Losses as Tuition**
There’s no perfect method. When losing money, step back, analyze what went wrong, and how to avoid it next time. Emotional trading simply doesn’t exist for him.
**Four Words for Practical Trading**
Fast — When the target price hits, take profits immediately. Greed is the biggest enemy. Accurate — Only take opportunities with over 80% win rate, avoid betting on low-probability events. Stable — Only build positions in low-risk areas, don’t catch falling knives. Ruthless — Once the opportunity is confirmed, act quickly; don’t hesitate and miss out.
He’s right. 99% of people in the crypto space don’t make money, not because they don’t work hard, but because their methods are fundamentally flawed. There are no myths—only whether you can persistently execute a counter-human system.