A capital of 30,000 turns into 10 million. The path I’ve walked might surprise you—there’s no special talent, no insider info. Honestly, it all boils down to four words: Keep it simple.

The longer I trade, the more I realize a truth: those who make the market seem complicated with endless indicators often end up as market "punching bags." The key to my wealth leap is one thing: simplify the complex, and push simple logic to the extreme.

This is the rhythm of these three and a half years:

From 30,000 to 120,000 took 2 years; breaking through 1.2 million to 6 million only took 1 year; from 6 million to 10 million in the last 5 months—see the pattern? The faster you make money, the less you trade. The fewer actions, the more you earn.

My methods might be laughed at by many, but it’s precisely this "clumsiness" that has kept me alive and helped me profit.

**First Trick: Recognize Only One Pattern—N-Shape Structure**

After a strong rally, a volume pullback, then a surge with high volume—this is my entry point. Once it breaks downwards, I hesitate half a second and then cut my position immediately. I never used leverage, never added to positions, never fought against the trend—locking all risks in from the start.

**Second Trick: Stick to Two Lines—2% Stop Loss, 10% Take Profit**

No need to bother studying trend lines or obsessively watch a bunch of indicators. Practical experience shows that a 35% win rate is enough to make steady profits. But the problem is, 99% of people end up failing because they always want to be clever and break the rules.

**Third Trick: Focus on One Line—20-Day Moving Average**

I deliberately lighten the color of this line to prevent myself from hallucinating market signals. Every morning, spend 5 minutes scanning the 4-hour chart. If there’s a signal, place an order; if not, just shut down and enjoy the rest of your day. No need to make yourself anxious all day long.

**Fourth Trick: Withdraw Money as Soon as You Make It**

When I hit 1.2 million, I withdrew all my principal; at 6 million, I took out half to diversify into stable assets. Only keep in the market what you can afford to lose. This way, your mindset stays stable, and a stable mindset prevents reckless trading.

Honestly, some laugh at my approach as amateurish. But the truth in the crypto world is clear: those who last the longest are never the smartest, but the most disciplined.

Don’t always chase every wave with dreams. The real opportunities to turn things around only come a few times—you need to recognize and understand those market moves.

I’ve come out of the dark night of the crypto world. Now I pass this light to you: keep trading simple, stick to discipline, and you’ll find your own profit formula. The light is on—are you in?