#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 To be honest, if I told people how I grew this account from 3,000U to 24,000U, they probably wouldn’t take it seriously.

Because I don’t look at those fancy candlestick charts at all, nor do I bother chasing hot news. I just rely on a simple, down-to-earth method and slowly roll my money up.

A few buddies I know stare at the screen every day, drawing lines until their hands are sore, switching from this coin to that one day after day, but the numbers in their accounts just keep getting greener. I used to make the same mistakes—hugging a pile of technical indicators and pulling a few all-nighters, jumping in at every rumor, and within a month my principal was cut in half.

Back then, I honestly felt like dying.

The turning point came pretty suddenly—I just gave up. Stopped watching the charts, stopped stressing, and focused on one thing: trend. Funny enough, once I relaxed, things actually started going my way.

Later, I set three hard rules for myself. They sound simple but they work.

**First rule:** When a trend first starts, I only use 3% of my money to test the waters. I don’t try to catch the bottom, don’t gamble on those so-called “golden entry points,” and only touch mainstream coins that everyone recognizes. As for those small coins? I don’t even bother looking at them. Someone once tried to get me to buy the dip on a certain coin—I hesitated and didn’t go in, and that coin ended up disappearing completely. From then on, I realized that stability is the only real principle.

**Second rule:** Only add more money once the trend is truly confirmed. Don’t wait for the lowest point, don’t chase the highest—wait until the market makes its direction clear, then add another 20% to 50% of my position. Sure, I might miss out on the first bit of gains, but I also avoid those bull traps. I remember when ETH broke its previous high, I waited three extra days before adding to my position, and what I got was the most stable part of the “meat” of the move.

**Third rule:** Take profits when I hit my target—never get greedy. Every time I open a position, I set my take-profit and stop-loss lines in advance and stick to them. While others are dreaming of the next pump, I’ve already moved my profits to cold storage and am just chilling.

One follower lost 400,000 before and couldn’t sleep for nights, but after following this approach—no greed, no panic—he filled the hole in just three months. He told me this “dumb” method is way more reliable than analyzing all those lines.

Most people who lose money in crypto are actually too smart for their own good—they want to catch every single movement, but end up getting wrecked over and over by the market. The ones who really survive are those who seem to react “a step behind.”

Going it alone makes it too easy to go off track, so it’s better to follow someone reliable. Don’t always think you can gamble your way to a big win—earn the profits you actually understand, take what’s yours, avoid the traps you should avoid—that’s the way to go the distance.