I spent 7 years turning an initial 2,000 into 30 million. No insider information, nor any genius tricks. I only later understood why the more trading knowledge many people learn, the faster their accounts shrink—because they add, I subtract.

Looking back at my growth trajectory, it can be divided into three distinct stages:
2000 to 3 million took 3 years; 3 million to 8 million only took 1 year; jumping from 8 million to 30 million took just 5 months. You’ll notice a very painful pattern—the speed of making money in trading is inversely proportional to the number of trades you make. The more frequently you trade, the higher the probability of losses.

**My entire trading framework revolves around a single pattern**

I call it the "N-shape pattern." A vertical surge up, a diagonal pullback, then a vertical break below. I only enter the market when this pattern appears; if it’s broken, I immediately cut my position. It’s that simple.

No adding to positions, no holding through drawdowns, no leverage. These three "no"s are the lifeblood of my survival to this day.

Always set stop-loss at 2%, take profit at 10%. A win rate of just 35% is enough to achieve stable profitability mathematically. Many people think this is too "dumb," they prefer stacking various indicators, drawing complex trendlines, tracking every piece of news. But what’s the result? The smarter they are, the more they lose.

My trading interface is extremely simple: only one 20-day moving average, deliberately muted in color, to prevent the eyes from misinterpreting signals.

**My trading schedule is also very clear**

Open the exchange at 9:50 AM every day, scan the 4-hour charts. If I don’t see the N-shape pattern? Shut down. If I do see it? Place orders, set stop-loss and take-profit, then walk away. The whole process takes 5 minutes. The rest of the time, I do whatever I want—drink coffee, walk the dog, read books.

This is completely different from those who stare at 1-minute charts all day, chasing highs and killing lows.

**I have a systematic approach to profit distribution**

When the account reaches 1.2 million, I withdraw the initial capital. This step is crucial—ensuring that no matter what happens later, the principal is safe.

When the account hits 6 million, I withdraw half again, buying some funds and fixed deposits. This isn’t about not trusting myself, but respecting probabilities. During a bear market in crypto, no matter how skilled you are, your account can still be halved. Having these stable assets reduces psychological pressure significantly.

The remaining part continues to trade and grow—that’s my growth engine.

**My three bottom lines**

First, never chase the market. Only act when the pattern fully completes and a clear entry signal appears. Those who chase often buy at the top.

Second, don’t hold through breakouts. The moment the level is broken, I must exit. Many are fixated on "rebound," only to get caught deep. I’d rather earn 5% less than be trapped for 20%.

Third, don’t fight the market. When I reach the take-profit price, I close the position. No greed. Many people take 10% profit and then want 30%, only to see the price retrace and wipe out all gains.

**On the long-term growth logic of the market**

There’s no holy grail in crypto; it’s all a matter of chance. As long as you keep screening for a long enough time with patience, gold will naturally settle.

Stop dreaming of 100x coins all the time. Do you know what happens if you can consistently earn 10% from each trade over 20 consecutive times? It’s just a matter of time and compound interest—an account of 10 million isn’t far from you.

I’ve already walked through the night; now this torch is in your hand. How you hold it, how you walk— that’s your choice. The key is not to let noise drown out your judgment. Simplify your rules, execute consistently, and time will give you the answer.