2026-01-14 12:28:12

Turning 30,000 into 10 million without any insider tips or innate talent. To put it simply, there's one logic: break down complex things into smaller parts, then perfect each part without flaws.

Looking at this progress chart makes it clear. In the first two years, the 30,000 grows to 1.2 million. The next year, 1.2 million turns into 6 million. In the last five months, 6 million jumps to 10 million. What's the pattern? The speed of making money is inversely related to your trading frequency.

The entire process focuses on one thing: the N-shaped pattern. High point → pullback → upward breakout. Once this pattern completes, it's a signal to enter. If the pattern breaks, cut losses immediately without hesitation. No averaging down, no stubborn holding, no leverage playing. Stop-loss set at 2%, take-profit at 10%. Even with a 35% win rate, you can still make steady profits.

Many say this method is too "primitive," insisting on stacking various indicators and chasing news. The result? Overthinking and losing money instead of gaining. My approach is rather rough: keep only a 20-day moving average on the chart, and set its color lighter so it doesn't distract.

Every morning, scan the four-hour chart. If no pattern appears, close the software. Once a complete pattern signal is found, set your stop-loss and take-profit orders, and complete all operations in five minutes. The rest of the time is for coffee and walking the dog—no pressure.

As for how to spend the profits, plan ahead. When reaching 1.2 million, withdraw the original 30,000 to give yourself a psychological victory. When hitting 6 million, take out half of the account to improve your life, and let the other half continue compounding in the market. Even if the market crashes, you won't panic because your bottom line is protected.

Three principles have never been relaxed. First: don't chase after tempting gains; wait until the pattern is fully formed before acting. Second: if the price breaks support, leave immediately—don't hope for a rebound. Third: take profits when they are sufficient; don't keep greedily holding on.

Honestly, there is no so-called invincible rule in the crypto world. There is only an effective "sieve." Filter out noise, impulsiveness, and unnecessary operations, and the profits that should remain will stay. The market fluctuates daily, but as long as you protect your principal and stick to your original trading philosophy, you'll be able to stand firm when the cycle comes.

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gm_or_ngmi

· 20h ago

Looking at it, I can't help but remember when I was messing around with indicator stacks back in the day. The more complicated I made it, the more I lost. This guy's N-shaped pattern really has some merit. Honestly, a 2% stop loss and 10% take profit with a 35% win rate can still be profitable. This logic is much better than many people going all-in every few days. The key is the mindset. When the capital reaches 1.2 million, take out the principal; when it hits 6 million, cash out half. Only with a bottom line can you live longer. While others are still greedy, he's already drinking coffee. I'm just worried that many people only learn the N-shaped pattern but fail to grasp the discipline of "shut up and don't chase the rally."

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DeFiCaffeinator

· 01-14 12:57

Basically, it's about discipline, but most people can't do it... Watching others skyrocket makes them can't help but chase, and as a result, they lose everything after a pullback. I think the most ruthless part of this logic is in the withdrawal section, which truly separates winners from losers. Stop loss at 2% and take profit at 10%, sounds like a low return, but with a 35% win rate, you can still make a profit... This mathematical logic is indeed impressive. The key is that most people can't even reach that stage; they've already been defeated by their mindset. Keeping only one moving average is really the best; reducing choices means lowering the error rate. In the highly competitive crypto space, the simplest methods tend to last the longest, which is ironic. Honestly, going from 600 to 1000 in five months is a bit exaggerated... but the logical framework itself is fine. It's just that execution is something that looks simple but is hellish to carry out. That's why 90% of people lose money — it's not because the method doesn't work, but because of a lack of self-discipline.

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SandwichVictim

· 01-14 12:56

Sounds good, but when it comes to going from 30,000 to 10 million, time, luck, and market cycles are all indispensable. If you don't believe it, try reviewing the data from 2018.

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 01-14 12:46

There's nothing wrong with that, just need to stick to discipline. What I fear most are those who keep changing strategies—one method not fully understood and then switching to new tricks, ending up losing everything. Understanding one logic thoroughly is more reliable than ten indicators. I believe in that. Stop loss at 2% and take profit at 10%, it feels like you don't need a very high win rate to make money. The key is that most people can't do it—once it drops, they want to hold on. This approach is about doing trading with subtraction— the simpler, the longer you can survive. I only recently understood this. A 35% win rate and making money every month—what kind of mindset does it take to stick with it? Most people can't hold on for more than two weeks. Coffee and walking the dog—that's what trading should look like. Much better than staring at the screen until you're exhausted. Withdrawing profits and cashing out is so crucial. Many people ruin themselves because of greed, really.

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ContractTester

· 01-14 12:42

No problem with what you said, it's just about mindset and discipline, not that mysterious. --- The N-shaped pattern is indeed useful, but the key is to cut losses ruthlessly. Many people die because they can't let go of that 2%. --- Walking the dog with coffee—that's how trading should be. Those who watch the screen every day are just looking for losses. --- A 35% win rate can still be profitable. Think about it the other way around—most people lack execution, understand the rules but can't follow through. --- The moment you withdraw your principal is truly satisfying. Once you get past that hurdle, everything becomes much easier. --- The most painful thing is "being too smart can backfire." The more indicators you have, the easier it is to contradict yourself. Simplicity and brutality tend to last the longest. --- As long as you don't be greedy, that one moment of greed can wipe out three months' profits. --- This crypto circle, it looks simple but is actually just repeating one decision. The difficulty lies in sticking to it, really.

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