Last week, I met a seasoned trader born in 1995 during a chat. I watched him turn an initial 30,000 yuan into 80 million over the past seven years. Honestly, it's not just the impressive numbers that are shocking, but more importantly, his entire trading philosophy—he rarely chases hot topics, reads few news, and doesn’t follow the market frenzy.

His methodology is so simple it’s almost absurd.

I spent a lot of time understanding how he managed to survive multiple bull and bear cycles, and finally distilled the core logic from his seemingly vague approach to share.

**First Keyword: Extreme Focus**

He doesn’t believe in indicator systems at all and rarely fiddles with strategies. He’s used the same approach for years—review after market close, identify problems, and continue executing the next day. He often says he’s lucky, but honestly, what’s scarce isn’t luck, but the discipline to stick to it day after day. Think about it—most profitable traders aren’t necessarily the smartest, but those who are a bit “stubborn.”

**Second: Never Touch Hot Topics**

He’s very disciplined about hot coins, Meme concepts, and emotional trading. He cares less about a wave of market hype doubling tenfold, and more about steadily growing his principal little by little. No matter how the market shifts, his risk philosophy remains unchanged. It’s like driving—you can change routes but shouldn’t forget to buckle up.

**Third: Position Management with Restraint**

When his capital was small, he only traded one or two assets. As his funds grew, even his carefully selected core holdings didn’t exceed three. He balances costs through batch building and rolling adjustments, rather than going all-in for a “big turnaround.” This approach may sound unsexy, but it’s what allows him to survive the longest.

**Fourth: Spot the Trend, Execute with Attention to Detail**

He judges the big direction and structure via weekly and monthly charts, but the actual buy and sell points come from short-term execution. He never waits for news or events to trigger an entry because by the time you see the news, the positive factors of that trend have already been digested.

**Fifth: Always Maintain a Learning Attitude**

He studies all trading styles but only adopts what suits him. When losing money, he doesn’t vent emotions but calmly analyzes what lessons the “tuition” has bought him. This mindset can be more valuable than anything else for long-term traders.

**A Few Truths for Small Investors:**

Take profits when due; greed is the number one killer. Focus on high-probability trades. Allocate funds to low-risk positions. Only go all-in when a truly big opportunity appears.

Speaking of which, most people don’t make money in the crypto market not because they aren’t hardworking, but because they are worn down by the wrong methods, bit by bit. Those who survive long aren’t lucky; they are disciplined and capable of executing a system that’s counterintuitive.