Making money in the crypto world isn't that complicated.

I know a trader who started with 100,000 USDT and, using a ridiculously simple method, managed to grow the account to 1 million USDT. He’s very straightforward—there’s no need for any mysterious techniques, just focus on the essence of trading, and cut out everything unnecessary.

The core logic is actually very simple: identify the trend, lock in key levels, and wait for signals to appear.

Many people spend all day staring at minute charts, trying to catch the bottom or top, but end up confusing themselves. In reality, the market just has three scenarios: when prices are rising, look for long entries; when prices are falling, follow the bears; when the market is sideways, stay calm and watch. If you get the direction wrong, no matter how skilled your techniques are, you can’t save yourself.

Once the direction is correct, the challenge is where to act. Prices never surge or plummet in a straight line; they jump in stages. We need to enter at the moment the price starts to move, then close at the next resistance or support level to lock in profits. It sounds easy, but in practice, it requires being highly sensitive to key levels.

After confirming the position, smaller timeframes help you execute precise trades. Different traders have their own styles, but mastering a few strategies until they become second nature is enough.

People who truly make money aren’t those with a bunch of tricks. It’s those who can make quick decisions, plan, and then stick to their plan with determination.

Every trade boils down to a few key questions—what’s the trend, how much to risk, long or short, where to enter, where to set stop-loss, where to take profit. All those messy thoughts—forget them.

At the end of the day, the real test in crypto trading isn’t how advanced your methods are, but whether you can keep your composure and stay disciplined. Techniques are just tools; the real factor that determines wins or losses is mental resilience.