I turned 30,000 yuan into 10 million in two years. No insider information, no genius talent, just one sentence—turn complex things into simple ones, then practice simplicity as a habit.

The report card is very straightforward. In the first two years, 30,000 became 1.2 million, mainly by focusing on ZEC, with only 11 trades in total. The following year, the 1.2 million doubled to 6 million, switching to 5 different coins. In the last five months, from 6 million to 10 million, I only placed two orders.

I later realized: the fewer actions you take, the faster the gains.

My core principle is to focus on one letter—. All the patterns you see on the chart, I only remember this one shape. The left vertical line shows volume surge upward, the middle diagonal line shows decreasing volume with a pullback, and the right vertical line continues with volume breakout. As long as this pattern appears, I place a market order to enter; if the pattern fails, I cut immediately—no adding to positions, no holding on stubbornly, and definitely no leverage.

Set the stop-loss at 2%, and take profit at 10%. Honestly, a 35% win rate sounds low, but with this system, steady compound interest comes naturally. Others say this method is too "dumb," but I’ve used it to avoid all those midnight liquidation nightmares.

There’s not much on the screen. I only keep the 20-day moving average, with a very light color to prevent myself from itching to draw lines randomly. RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands—everything else is deleted. Not seeing them keeps my mind clear. This method is simple and brutal but effective.

Every morning at 9:50, I have a small ritual. Ten minutes before the market opens, I open the exchange, switch to the 4-hour chart, and quickly scan the entire market. If I don’t see the pattern, I shut down immediately. If I see it, I set stop-loss and take-profit orders, and it takes about five minutes. The rest of the time? Coffee, treadmill, binge-watching shows. Let the market move as it will—I don’t care and don’t want to care.

My logic for taking profits is also very clear. When the account reaches 1.2 million, I withdraw the original 30,000 principal—that moment, I feel at ease. When it hits 6 million, I take out half of the profits and put them into index funds and a three-year fixed deposit, so even if a crash happens later, I won’t go hungry. The remaining funds continue to roll, profits generate more profits, and even if I lose, it’s no longer my concern.

In summary, there are three iron rules: First, don’t chase the rise; wait for the pattern’s right leg to land before entering. Second, don’t hold on to losing positions; if the left leg’s low is broken, run. Third, don’t fight the market; when you reach 10% profit, take it in stages. The market never lacks opportunities—what’s missing is live bullets.

I’ve endured all-nighters, liquidation events, and crying on my pillow. In the end, I boiled all the complex tricks down to one move: simple, repeatable, and sleep-friendly. That’s the whole secret.