There is a classic trap in the crypto world: the more you learn, the more you lose. I’ve fallen into this trap too, going in circles between frequent trading and complex strategies. It wasn’t until later that I realized—profitability never comes from overcomplicating things; quite the opposite.



My growth path may challenge your understanding of "speed of making money." It took two years for 80,000 yuan to grow to 1.2 million, but then the 1.2 million to 5 million only took one year, and from 5 million to 10 million was even more astonishing—just five months. A pattern emerges: the speed of making money through trading is often inversely proportional to your trading frequency. Doing less actually leads to more stability.

My entire methodology can be summarized into one observation—a letter N structure. Just this one pattern. How to operate? Wait for the price to volume-up and rise, then during the pullback, it must not break the key support level. Only when there’s a second volume breakout do you enter. If the pattern deteriorates, turn around and leave. No adding to positions, no stubborn holding, no high leverage. The entry rules are strict: fixed 2% stop loss, 10% take profit. You might ask, how to make money with such a low win rate (30%)? But that’s the power of compound interest; over the long term, the returns will be beyond imagination.

Some say my method is too "stupid." Strategies that stand the test of time are often so simple that people find it hard to believe. On my chart, I only display a light-colored 20-day moving average, checking once a day on the 4-hour cycle. If there’s a signal, place an order; if not, shut down. The entire trading process takes no more than five minutes a day.

Profit management is the key. When I reached 1.2 million, I withdrew all the initial capital—this is crucial, like pulling my bets off the table. When I hit 5 million, I withdrew half to improve my life. The remaining part continues to roll and compound. With less pressure on my mindset, I operate more calmly.

I set three iron rules for myself—not suggestions, but rules that must be followed:

1. Don’t chase the rise. Let the pattern complete itself with patience.

2. Don’t hold onto losing positions. Exit unconditionally when the level breaks, protecting the principal always comes first.

3. Don’t fight battles you can’t win. Take profits in stages once the target is reached; don’t be greedy for that last bit.

There’s no secret to guaranteed profit in the crypto market—only through continuous filtering can you accumulate reliable opportunities. Filter out the noise, stick to the rules, and the profits that are meant to come will naturally stay. Instead of dreaming about that hundredfold coin lottery, it’s better to honestly do 20 consecutive trades with 10% gains—compound interest will make this number far beyond your imagination.
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BearMarketLightningvip
· 01-09 18:32
Wow, a 30% win rate can also double your gains? I need to think this through. This set of strategies sounds simple, but there are probably very few people who can truly stick to it. The N-shaped pattern, in essence, is about waiting for the most profitable opportunity—don't chase, don't hold, don't greed. That mindset requires a high level of discipline. The key is during the withdrawal phase, when you get your principal back, the psychological pressure definitely eases. But on the other hand, the hardest part of this method for beginners is the waiting. People who watch the market every day can't handle it.
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ImpermanentPhobiavip
· 01-09 06:00
That's a good point, but I need to ponder this N-shaped pattern. Can a 30% win rate really be profitable?
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FancyResearchLabvip
· 01-09 05:54
Haha, another classic example of "earning 10 million with the N-shaped pattern." Interesting. I just want to ask, how many times has this theory been tested in the 2024 bear market? Or is it only comfortable to use during a bull market? That's right, compound interest is indeed powerful. But is a 30% win rate really able to withstand the psychological pressure? I'll try this strategy first, and let you know after I lock myself in. Simple strategies can indeed make money, but human nature is the biggest variable. This brother has realized that, but the vast majority of people, after reading, turn around and chase 50x leverage again. Maximum academic value, practical value depends on whether you can really survive without touching it.
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ArbitrageBotvip
· 01-09 05:50
Really? A 30% win rate can also grow to ten million? Why do I feel like I've seen this N-shaped pattern before, but few actually follow the rules strictly?
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ZenChainWalkervip
· 01-09 05:43
That's right, but execution is difficult. I looked around, and some people still can't break the habit of frequent trading. This N-shaped pattern is indeed perfect, but you need enough patience to wait for signals. Most people can't hold on that long. Simple strategies really make money; complex operations are just giving money to the exchange, I agree with that. Growing from 1.2 million in two years to over 10 million in five months, compound interest is truly terrifying. The key is being able to survive until that point. I've lost a lot by chasing the rise before, and it's still easy to fail now—hard to withstand. 20-day moving average plus 4-hour cycle— is this laziness or advanced? Anyway, I’ve tried it, and it’s definitely much more worry-free. Pulling out the principal is a clever move; it instantly relieves psychological pressure, and subsequent operations become smoother. Here's the question: can this method work in a bear market, or does it only work in a bull market? A 30% win rate relying on compound interest to turn things around sounds simple, but actually doing it requires talent, or just luck. Don’t blindly hold positions—that’s too critical. Many people get trapped here, waiting for a rebound. Those who say this trick is stupid are probably still losing money now.
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SpeakWithHatOnvip
· 01-09 05:41
It seems to be the compound interest approach, I've heard it many times, but the key is still execution. People say it's simple every day, but how many can really withstand the drawdowns? I only trust the 20-day moving average; too many indicators can actually work against you. But surviving with only a 30% win rate depends on whether risk management is in place. Withdrawing the principal is indeed a smart move; your mindset instantly changes. Not to mention, the point about greed is quite eye-opening.
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