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#比特币对比代币化黄金 Turning 30,000 into 10 million—I spent a full 10 years on this journey.
To be honest, it’s not because I’m particularly smart or had insider information. I just repeated one thing until I became numb to it—so numb it became instinct.
In the early years, I was like most people—staring at the charts every day, studying every indicator: MACD, KDJ, Bollinger Bands, you name it. Any bit of news would make me panic. When prices went up, I couldn’t bear to sell; when they dropped, I’d stubbornly hold on. The result? Small gains, big losses. My account balance looked like a rollercoaster.
The turning point was when I deleted all the fancy stuff.
I left just one thing on my screen: price forming an N-shape. Rises, pullback, then a new breakout—just that simple. If the pattern looked right, I’d enter. If it broke down, I’d exit immediately. No other reason—no news, no listening to analysts hype things up.
With this “foolproof” method, my account slowly grew from 30,000 to 1.2 million. That’s when I realized: the crypto market doesn’t reward smart people, it only rewards those who stick to discipline.
After I got my first “bucket of gold,” I set two iron rules for myself:
Stop-loss is always 2% of principal. Take-profit target is set at 10%.
A lot of people think that win rate is way too low, right? It’s true, my win rate is only about 35%. But the thing is—as long as you follow the rules, small losses and big wins, your account will steadily climb up. During that period, the market was extremely volatile. Other people’s accounts looked like an EKG, but mine moved up in a straight line.
When I reached 1.2 million, I withdrew my principal. At 6 million, I took out half to improve my quality of life.
I didn’t do this because I was afraid of missing out on more gains, but to completely take the psychological burden off myself. The money left, even if I lost it all, wouldn’t affect my life. In that state, I actually performed even better.
Now, I do just one thing every day: open the 4-hour candlestick chart and see if there’s a pattern that fits my criteria.
No? Close the computer and get on with my day.
Yes? Set up pending orders with stop-loss and take-profit, then go have coffee or walk the dog.
You’ll find that trading really doesn’t require staring at the screen for hours every day. I spend less than five minutes a day looking at the charts and never miss a single cent I should earn.
A lot of people ask if I have any secrets.
If I had to sum it up, it’s three things:
Don’t chase coins that have already gone parabolic,
Don’t hold onto losing trades hoping for a miracle,
Withdraw your profits immediately—don’t get greedy.
In this market, there’s no holy grail strategy—only a sieve. The people who stick to the rules stay and slowly get rich. Those who can’t get wiped out by volatility.
You don’t need to catch some 100x or 1,000x mythical coin.
Just consistently complete 20 trades with 10% profit each, and your account will break numbers you never imagined.
The rest depends on whether you’re willing to start executing.