Having been in the crypto world for ten years, my biggest takeaway isn't mastering complex techniques, but discovering a harsh truth: those who can make stable profits are often not the smartest, but rather the ruthless ones who can discipline themselves and stick to their rules.

I've also gone through moments of account halving and questioning life. But in the end, what saved me wasn't some mysterious secret, but a seemingly "foolproof" trading method that never fails.

**Only focus on one chart pattern, never be greedy**

The strong N-type structure is my only signal. How do I identify it? First, a rally, then a volume decline and pullback, and finally a volume breakout. If the pattern isn't complete? Don't even look. Breaks support? Turn around and walk away. Don't leverage excessively, don't chase after bad entries, don't force hold losses—if you make a mistake, accept it. It's no big deal.

**Hold onto two numbers tightly, and you'll sleep well**

Stop loss at 2%, take profit at 10%. That's it—simple and straightforward. Don't bother with fancy lines or complex indicators. Even if your win rate is only 30-40%, as long as you strictly follow these rules, your account will be profitable in the long run. The hard part isn't the method itself; it's whether you can truly stick to it.

**Stare at a moving average, and life becomes free**

The 20-day moving average is my "money tree." I glance at the 4-hour chart daily—if there's a signal, I place an order; if not, I turn off the market and do something else. Market movements aren't created by watching, and life shouldn't be hostage to candlesticks either. You need to learn when to enter, and also when to rest.

**Take profits and run, don’t wait until it’s dark**

Close your position as soon as you recover your principal, and take profits in stages. The money left in the market must be the part you can afford to lose. Too many people ruin themselves out of greed, thinking they can earn a bit more, only to see a wave of pullback wipe out everything, or even turn into losses. Not worth it.

This set of rules may sound simple, but very few can truly stick to them. The dividing line in the crypto world is actually very simple: it’s never about who has better skills, but who is more disciplined.

Don’t expect to understand every market wave perfectly. The few opportunities you do understand and can hold onto are enough to make you navigate the crypto space with ease.