I've seen too many people turn trading into academic research—stacking over a dozen indicators, drawing dense lines all over the candlestick charts, only to end up with their account balances shrinking over time.

My approach over the past few years has been the exact opposite—simplifying things, mastering a single move. I grew my initial capital of 30,000 to over 10 million, not by relying on insider information or any extraordinary talent, but by consistently repeating simple actions until they became muscle memory.

Here’s how my equity curve climbed: in the first two years, I grinded with $RDNT, slowly building from 30,000 to 120,000; in the next stage, I caught the $LUNA rally and pushed it to 6 million in a year; finally, with this round on $ZEC, it took just five months to break through 10 million. The further I went, the more I realized one thing—your account growth is inversely proportional to your trading frequency. The less you act, the more steadily you earn.

My trading system is extremely simple: I only recognize the N-shaped pattern. If the price surges with a bullish candle, stabilizes after a pullback, and then breaks upwards again, that's my entry signal. If the N shape breaks down, I cut my losses and exit, no second thoughts.

The rules are even more straightforward and ruthless: set a hard stop loss at 2%, take profit at 10%, never add to a losing position, never hold on to a losing trade, never use leverage. Even if the win rate is only 35%, this approach can still consistently make money. Many people think this method is too dumb and would rather chase after complicated signals and rumors, but in the end, being too clever often backfires.

My charts are frighteningly clean—I only keep a single 20-day moving average, and I set the color very light to avoid visual distraction. Every morning at 9:50, I scan the 4-hour charts at a fixed time. If I don’t see an N shape, I shut down right away. If I do, I set up my orders with stop loss and take profit. The whole process takes five minutes, and then I go about my day.

Capital management is another line of defense: when I first hit 1.2 million, I withdrew my initial capital; when it reached 6 million, I split it in half—half went into funds and term deposits, the other half kept rolling. That way, even if the market reverses, at least my base is secure.

I never break these three iron rules:
First, never enter before the pattern is complete;
Second, cut losses immediately if support breaks—never hold out hope;
Third, withdraw once the profit target is met—don’t get greedy over unrealized gains.

There’s no permanent holy grail in this market, only continuous, repeated filtering. If you keep filtering long enough and patiently enough, the gold will naturally stay in the sieve. Stop dreaming about catching that 100x coin and changing your fate overnight—if you can steadily take twenty rounds of 10% profits, you’ll find that reaching the tens of millions is just a matter of time.

I've already groped my way through the darkness. Now I'm sharing this method with you. Next, it's your turn to shine.