At the beginning of June, I only had 2,100 U, and in less than two months, it rolled up to 75,000. To be honest, this isn't some clever technique that was put together.

I have never believed in secret indicators or complex strategies. I don't pay much attention to candlestick charts, I've never done T trading, and I only have a superficial understanding of indicators like MACD and RSI. If I were to explain why I've turned things around, it would start with the painful lessons I learned in my early years.

When I first entered the industry, I was also a believer in the technical approach. Every day I stared at the candlestick charts, afraid of missing any fluctuations, frequently making trades and researching various indicator combinations. What was the result? The more frequently I operated, the more I lost. There were a few times when I almost lost all my capital, which made me completely understand a principle: sometimes being a bit "foolish" in the crypto world is really more effective than being smart.

The method that turned the tide for me has three core tricks, and saying them out loud might upset those who consider themselves "experts."

**First move: Hold the chips tightly, manage the position strictly.**

I never cut my positions randomly, nor do I blindly trade by staring at the charts. I hold onto the coins I buy steadily, regardless of whether the price drops or fluctuates, I act as if I haven't seen it. Once the market rises, I only lock in a portion of the profits, while the rest continues to follow the overall trend. I manage my positions very strictly—never going all in, and always only using 30% of my total capital. The benefit of this approach is that it reduces psychological pressure and prevents chaotic decision-making.

**Second move: Focus on mainstream coins, stay away from junk coins.**

I have a strict rule: only chase mainstream coins with confirmed trends, and I never touch the short-term temptations of small coins. I really don't understand those who stare at the market fifty or sixty times a day, frequently switching. Instead of wasting energy on a bunch of tiny fluctuations, it's better to seize a big market trend. Capturing a major upward wave is worth dozens of their random trades.

**Third tip: Diversify funds, take steady steps.**

I divide the principal into five parts, utilizing a maximum of 1 to 2 parts for each operation. When to average down? Only when the market stabilizes and the trend is clear should I gradually increase my position. I will never gamble on trying to catch the bottom with a gambler's mentality. Every step is taken steadily and cautiously, never impulsively.

If I really had to say what the secret to success is, I can only say it is execution.

Many people have a lot of technical knowledge in their heads but still end up not making money. The problem lies in one point: they can't control their emotions. As for me, I never try to guess how the market will move; I just mechanically follow the rules, control my position, and wait for opportunities. This way, I've actually made real money.

Just look at my account records and you'll understand - it started with 2100U at the beginning of June, surged to 12,000 by late June, reached 39,000 by mid-July, and directly broke 75,000 by late July. I only withdrew once in between. This is not just luck; it is the result of compounding interest stacking up time and again.

Many fans who are now following my "Shana" method have doubled their investments. I used to think I was smart, cutting losses every day, but instead, I fell deeper into a hole. Now, by calmly using this simplest method, I truly understand what it means to make money.

From stumbling in the dark to now having the light in my hand. The light is always on, are you with me?