Those who have been in the crypto world will notice an interesting phenomenon: the more complex and sophisticated the trading model they hold, the more predictable the pattern of account losses becomes.
A trader verified a core logic through live trading: turning 10,000 yuan into 1.6 million yuan is not about some mysterious secret or extraordinary talent, but about simplifying seemingly complex operations to the extreme.
His growth trajectory is as follows:
In the first phase, 10,000 → 500,000, took 3 months, focused mainly on SOL; in the second phase, 500,000 → 1,000,000, took 6 months, mainly positioned in BTC; in the third phase, 1,000,000 → 1,600,000, only 1 month, mostly ETH holdings.
He later summarized a rule: the speed of making money is actually inversely proportional to the frequency of your operations.
His entire system focuses on one thing—the "N" pattern. A vertical rise, a diagonal pullback, then a vertical breakout. As soon as this pattern is confirmed, he enters decisively; once the pattern breaks, he immediately stops loss. He never tries to add positions or use leverage, strictly following 2% stop-loss and 10% take-profit lines.
Some mock his approach as too "blunt," saying how can he make money without looking at moving averages, chasing hot trends, or listening to market news? But the reality is quite the opposite—those who pay the most attention to details and operate most intricately often lose the fastest.
His trading interface only shows a faint gray 20-day moving average. Every day around 9:50 AM, he quickly scans the 4-hour K-line chart: if he finds an opportunity matching the "N" pattern, he places a stop-loss order to enter; if not, he shuts down the computer. The whole process takes about 5 minutes, leaving time for coffee, walks, and family.
Profits are also realized rhythmically. When reaching 500,000, he withdraws the principal; at 1 million, half of the gains are transferred to funds and fixed deposits, while the rest continues to compound. Even during market crashes, his position structure remains stable and orderly.
The three core iron rules in this process are: do not chase the rise, only enter after the pattern is fully confirmed; do not hold through breakouts, exit immediately when the level is broken, no hesitation; do not fight the market, realize profits once the target is reached.
There is no such thing as a "holy grail" method in the crypto world, only a "sieve" that filters out restless mindsets. Those who can patiently persist will ultimately sift out their own gold from the market noise. Instead of dreaming of getting rich overnight, it’s better to steadily earn 10% each time. With just 20 such gains, you will realize: going from 10,000 to 1.6 million is really just a matter of time and execution.
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ForkThisDAO
· 01-09 10:34
Basically, it's just not messing around. I've seen too many people watch the candlestick charts like they're monitoring a surveillance feed, and in the end, they lose money really fast.
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NoodlesOrTokens
· 01-09 05:35
That's right, it's about execution. I've seen too many people who study metrics every day, but end up losing the most.
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TokenomicsPolice
· 01-07 16:29
That's right. The buddies around me who change indicators and add leverage every day lose money faster than anyone else in a month.
This N-shaped pattern is really amazing; simple and straightforward means making money.
The power of compound interest is a bit scary; 20 times at 10% really can turn the tide.
However, very few people can stick to this discipline in real trading, and mindset is the hardest part.
This guy's stop-loss execution is really impressive to watch.
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ponzi_poet
· 01-06 11:58
Sounds right, but I just want to ask one thing—does this guy really always act so ruthless and cold-blooded? I don't believe there hasn't been a time when he couldn't bear to sell after a breakout.
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FreeRider
· 01-06 11:58
It sounds like a classic survivor bias, so why have I seen people sticking to the N-shaped pattern and still losing everything?
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OvertimeSquid
· 01-06 11:54
That sounds right. I've been burned many times by complex indicator systems; the more I research, the more I lose.
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TeaTimeTrader
· 01-06 11:47
Once again, the argument that "simplicity is beauty"... but to be honest, with his N-shaped pattern and strict stop-loss, he definitely outlives the group of chives I know who chase hot topics every day.
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DegenWhisperer
· 01-06 11:28
That's right, I'm just afraid I can't control myself and want to make a move every day.
Those who have been in the crypto world will notice an interesting phenomenon: the more complex and sophisticated the trading model they hold, the more predictable the pattern of account losses becomes.
A trader verified a core logic through live trading: turning 10,000 yuan into 1.6 million yuan is not about some mysterious secret or extraordinary talent, but about simplifying seemingly complex operations to the extreme.
His growth trajectory is as follows:
In the first phase, 10,000 → 500,000, took 3 months, focused mainly on SOL; in the second phase, 500,000 → 1,000,000, took 6 months, mainly positioned in BTC; in the third phase, 1,000,000 → 1,600,000, only 1 month, mostly ETH holdings.
He later summarized a rule: the speed of making money is actually inversely proportional to the frequency of your operations.
His entire system focuses on one thing—the "N" pattern. A vertical rise, a diagonal pullback, then a vertical breakout. As soon as this pattern is confirmed, he enters decisively; once the pattern breaks, he immediately stops loss. He never tries to add positions or use leverage, strictly following 2% stop-loss and 10% take-profit lines.
Some mock his approach as too "blunt," saying how can he make money without looking at moving averages, chasing hot trends, or listening to market news? But the reality is quite the opposite—those who pay the most attention to details and operate most intricately often lose the fastest.
His trading interface only shows a faint gray 20-day moving average. Every day around 9:50 AM, he quickly scans the 4-hour K-line chart: if he finds an opportunity matching the "N" pattern, he places a stop-loss order to enter; if not, he shuts down the computer. The whole process takes about 5 minutes, leaving time for coffee, walks, and family.
Profits are also realized rhythmically. When reaching 500,000, he withdraws the principal; at 1 million, half of the gains are transferred to funds and fixed deposits, while the rest continues to compound. Even during market crashes, his position structure remains stable and orderly.
The three core iron rules in this process are: do not chase the rise, only enter after the pattern is fully confirmed; do not hold through breakouts, exit immediately when the level is broken, no hesitation; do not fight the market, realize profits once the target is reached.
There is no such thing as a "holy grail" method in the crypto world, only a "sieve" that filters out restless mindsets. Those who can patiently persist will ultimately sift out their own gold from the market noise. Instead of dreaming of getting rich overnight, it’s better to steadily earn 10% each time. With just 20 such gains, you will realize: going from 10,000 to 1.6 million is really just a matter of time and execution.