Having been in the crypto world for so many years, I’ve gradually realized a truth—most people who make things overly complicated are the ones who get chopped up by the market.

My ability to grow from an initial 30,000 yuan to 10 million isn’t due to any special talent or insider information. Honestly, it’s about executing a simple set of rules to the extreme repeatedly.

Here’s my growth path:
First stage: 30,000 → 120,000 (took 2 years)
Second stage: 120,000 → 600,000 (only 1 year)
Third stage: 600,000 → 1,000,000 (completed in 5 months)

The more I progress, the more I notice an interesting contrast—high trading frequency and quick profits are actually inversely related. Fewer trades can often lead to greater gains.

My trading system can be summarized into four straightforward rules:

**Rule 1: Focus on only one technical pattern**

N-breakout is the only one. After a strong rally, wait for a volume decline and a pullback, then enter on a volume breakout. Stop-loss immediately if the level is broken, no averaging down or stubborn holding. The decision to buy or sell is entirely dictated by the pattern itself.

**Rule 2: Lock in stop-loss and take-profit before entering**

Each trade’s stop-loss is no more than 2%, and the take-profit target is fixed at 10%. No need to guess the top or bottom of the market—use this strict rule to replace all subjective judgments.

**Rule 3: Only look at one moving average on the technical chart**

Choose the 20-day moving average. If the price is above it, hold your position; if it drops below, close the position. Spend just 5 minutes daily checking the 4-hour chart for signals—place orders if signals appear, close the trading app if not. No need to watch the market constantly; this reduces a lot of anxiety.

**Rule 4: Have a withdrawal plan after profits**

Once you break even, the first step is to withdraw your original capital. When profits reach a certain level, take out half and shift to more stable assets. The money left in the market should always be your surplus funds that you can accept losing.

Many people, after hearing this method, initially think it’s too rigid and lacks technical complexity. But the truth is, the longest-lasting and most stable traders in crypto are often not the smartest, but those who can control their hands the best.

You don’t need to chase every market fluctuation—just focus on executing correctly on the few opportunities you understand. True wealth accumulation comes from repeatedly making the right decisions, not from one reckless gamble.