Remember the days when I had only 20,000 yuan, nibbling on steamed buns while watching the K-line. No one believed that this trading system, mocked as "too stupid," could, after 8 years of struggling in the crypto world, truly accumulate enough wealth to relax. Looking back, I had no talent, no insider information, and no luck—just a stubborn adherence to a logical approach. Now, I’ll share the methodology I’ve summarized over the years—simple and practical. No matter what stage you're at in the crypto space, you can refer to and learn from it.

**Fund Management Is the Foundation of Everything**

Never go all-in—this is a principle I have repeatedly verified. Divide your total capital into 5 parts, only use one part at a time, limit each trade loss to within 10%, and keep the total risk to no more than 2%. Can you imagine? Five consecutive losses only cost 10%, but if you catch a big trend, your entire profit can double to cover all losses. Stability itself is the beginning of compound interest.

**Two Traps in Trend Trading**

Don’t rush to buy the dip during a downtrend; those are often deep pits. When the market rises, don’t rush to reduce your position; the golden trap is right in front of you. Patience is the most valuable trait for trend traders—more effective than any indicator.

**Stay Away from Outrageous Gains**

A sudden surge never equals an opportunity. Whether it’s mainstream coins or small tokens, once the increase is absurdly illogical, the probability of buying the top far exceeds the chance of making money. Being able to say "I’m not envious" essentially means you’ve already won half the battle.

**Use Technical Indicators, but Don’t Be Bound by Them**

MACD is a handy tool: when DIF and DEA cross above the zero line, it’s usually a buy signal; when they cross below the zero line, it’s time to reduce your position. Replenishing positions should follow logic: never add when in loss, only add when in profit. This is the most effective defense against emotional trading.

**Volume and Moving Averages Are the True Signals**

Volume is the market’s heartbeat. A volume breakout at a low point often signals the start of a trend. Watch whether the 3-day, 30-day, 84-day, and 120-day moving averages are turning upward. Don’t follow blindly or fantasize—only trade those coins with established trends.

**Review to Separate Experts from Novices**

After each trade, review: Why did I buy? Where did I go wrong? Has the weekly K-line trend changed? True trading experts don’t make money by prediction but by evolving through each review, improving little by little.

This system may not seem extraordinary, but very few people can truly execute it. The market ultimately rewards disciplined traders—those who can stay calm amid volatility and maintain their rhythm amid noise.