#数字资产行情上升 3000 USD startup capital, account breakthrough to 370,000 in 43 days — this number sounds like a fairy tale, but there are really no insider secrets, no sophisticated trading techniques, and no reliance on any paid signals. The truth is actually quite ordinary: I just strictly adhered to three "stupid" trading rules, and ended up making a fortune in the crypto market.

**Rule One: Act on breakouts, abandon consolidation**

Consolidation is when the market is daydreaming — why should I waste time along with it? My strategy is to watch the charts like a predator, waiting for that moment — trading volume suddenly surges, price breaks through key levels, then I immediately enter, no hesitation.

Don't try to predict where the market will go, don't waste brainpower trying to catch the bottom or top. Once the trend is clear, treat it as a signal to you, and respond accordingly. Simple and crude, but this "stupid operation" is exactly what helped me avoid countless false breakouts.

**Rule Two: Always only use 20% of capital per trade**

I could never bring myself to go all-in. Averaging down on losing positions? That's nonsense. Emotions are like weather forecasts to me — I know them but they don't affect my plan.

When my account drops 2%, I still sleep well; when I make 15% profit, I'm happy enough to call my parents with good news. Trading is different from exams — you don't need to get all questions right, just answer a few key ones correctly and your score beats most people. That's my logic for 20% position sizing — use small amounts to test ideas, only go heavier when certainty is high.

**Rule Three: Set stop-loss and take-profit in advance, then stop watching the charts**

For every single trade, I plan my profit target and risk floor in advance. After setting them, I close the app, eat when hungry, work when needed.

While others stay up at night watching price gyrations, excitedly shouting "it's about to moon," I roll over and keep sleeping, thinking: go ahead, my position is already riding the rocket. Seriously, there's no need to refresh the screen every minute.

**What did these three "stupid rules" help me survive?**

At least three market crashes, I lived through. And those who thought themselves clever? They spend all day researching macro policies, sector rotation, sentiment indicators — what happened? Either accounts went to zero or they sheepishly started new accounts.

I increasingly believe that people who make long-term money in crypto are usually not the smartest, but the most "obedient." Not chasing overnight riches, not greedily catching bottoms, not being stubborn, not constantly saying "this time it's different."

Smart people always try to predict the future, then get humbled by it. What I chose was — repeat the same dumbest, laziest, but most practical methods. The path to profit is indeed boring, but it's exactly this boredom that makes the account grow.