Someone disdainfully asked me: “Your trading system is so simple, can you make money?”

I smiled and said nothing, but it is precisely this simplicity that helped me climb from a principal of 30,000 to 10 million.

In the cryptocurrency world, I have witnessed too many “jack-of-all-trades” leave in silence. They analyze trend lines day and night, have their phones filled with market software, know the Federal Reserve's policies, on-chain data, and chip distribution like the back of their hand, yet they ultimately lose to someone who trades based on a single moving average - that person is me.

When I first entered the market, I also pursued complexity. Indicators like MACD, Bollinger Bands, and RSI cluttered my screen, and I joined twenty news groups, only to frequently hit stop losses, nearly collapsing mentally.

Until one day, I cleared all indicators and kept only one “N-shaped structure”: a strong rise followed by a volume contraction and a subsequent breakout, enter when conditions align;

If the structure is broken, I immediately stop loss. Although my win rate is less than 40%, the risk-reward ratio is considerable. The market does not favor accuracy but rather rewards heavy positions taken at the right time.

Subsequently, I set strict discipline for myself: 2% stop loss, 10% take profit. Friends laugh at my rigidity, yet they have not calculated this account - a 35% win rate coupled with a 3:1 risk-reward ratio yields a positive expectation. The real challenge lies in executing mechanically even after five consecutive mistakes.

Later, I simplified it to only watch the 20-day moving average, lightening the color to prevent subjective interpretations. I spend only 5 minutes each day scanning the 4-hour chart; if there’s a signal, I place an order; if there’s no signal, I turn off my phone. Reducing the frequency of operations actually increased my profits, which is an anti-intuitive truth and the key to wealth.

I have a strict rule: profits must be withdrawn. Withdraw the principal when reaching 1 million, transfer half of the allocation to stable assets when hitting 6 million.

What remains in the market is money that can both afford to lose and win, which helped me avoid panic selling during crashes and escape premature exits during surges.

Those who survive in the cryptocurrency world for the long term are not the smartest but those who can best compete with themselves - battling against greed, fear, and the illusion of “this time it’s different.” The market is never short of opportunities; it lacks those who are present and hold chips.

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