There are too many friends around me doing cryptocurrencies. The more I research, the more confused I get, and the more I tinker with accounts, the more they shrink. I personally grew my initial 30,000 to 10 million, but honestly, it’s never been about insider information or talent—it's always one thing: breaking down complex things into simple logic, and then repeating that logic to the extreme.

My profit process is actually very clear. Two years ago, I turned 30,000 into 1.2 million, focusing mainly on $ZEC; then, over the next year, I seized the opportunity with $LUNC, growing the account to 6 million; finally, in the last five months, I pushed from 6 million to 10 million. Looking back, a deep feeling is: the rhythm of making money actually speeds up the later I go, but that’s precisely because my trading frequency is decreasing.

Let me talk about my core strategy—just one: the N-shaped pattern. Breaking it down is very simple: vertical surge, diagonal pullback, then vertical breakout—that’s all three actions. Once the pattern is organized, I enter; if the pattern deteriorates, I immediately exit. No adding to positions, no holding through losses, no leverage trading. My trading rules are strict: limit each loss to 2% of the account, and take profits at 10%. Honestly, using this logic, the win rate is just over 30%, but over the long run, it’s profitable.

Many people think this method is too “dumb,” spending all day studying indicators, drawing trend lines, chasing hot coins, but the more “smart” they try to be, the more they lose. My approach is the opposite—I only keep one 20-day moving average on the chart, and I deliberately tone down its color to reduce visual distraction, making my judgment more pure.

My daily operation process is more straightforward: at 9:50 AM, I open the exchange app, quickly scan the 4-hour candlestick chart. If I don’t see a suitable N-shaped pattern, I shut down immediately. If I find one, I set stop-loss and take-profit orders, and the whole process takes five minutes. The rest of the time, I drink coffee, walk the dog, and don’t let the market dictate my actions.

There’s a detail worth mentioning—about the rhythm of taking profits. When I reached 1.2 million, I withdrew the original 30,000 principal, and all subsequent gains were rolled over profits; when I hit 6 million, I withdrew half to buy funds and fixed deposits, while the remaining funds continued to run in the market. Even if there was a correction later, my foundation was solid.

Over the years, I’ve stuck to three strict rules I want to share: don’t chase the rise, wait for the pattern to fully develop before acting; don’t hold through losses—if it breaks key levels, exit immediately; don’t fight the trend—once your target profit is reached, take the money off the table.

Ultimately, trading cryptocurrencies isn’t about making things more complicated. Simplifying logic, reducing actions, controlling frequency—this is actually a more stable approach. The market fluctuates every day; by protecting your principal and your initial intention, you’ll be able to stand firm in the next cycle.