From losing everything to making tens of millions, I relied on just one simple method: make complex things extremely simple, and take simple things to the extreme.
Let’s talk data—these results were earned with real money: Starting with 50,000, I grew it to 1.2 million in a year. Then, in another six months, I pushed it to 6 million. In the final five months, I broke 10 million. You’ll notice a pattern—the bigger my account got, the less I actually traded.
Why? Because I found a truly effective trading model.
I only use one setup: the N-shaped breakout.
How does it work? The price first surges vertically, then pulls back at an angle to consolidate, and finally breaks out upward again. When the setup appears, I enter; if it breaks down, I cut my losses immediately. It’s that simple.
Three iron rules to go with it: First, never average down, never hold onto losing positions, never add leverage. Second, keep stop-losses at 2%, and take profit at 10%. Even if the win rate is only 35%, the math still guarantees profit. Third, only watch the 20-day moving average and mute all other indicators. Every day at 9:50 AM before the market opens, scan four main charts—it takes five minutes. If no pattern matches, shut down the computer.
For capital management, I use three steps: When the account hit 1.2 million, I withdrew 30,000 principal for safety. When it grew to 6 million, I took out half to buy funds and fixed deposits. The rest keeps compounding. Only by securing your base can you take bigger risks.
You must stick to these three hard rules: Don’t chase pumps—wait until the setup is fully formed before acting. Don’t hold onto losing trades—cut losses immediately, don’t gamble with the market. Don’t overstay—withdraw profits once you’ve made enough, don’t get greedy for the last bite.
There’s no holy grail in crypto, but there is the “Sieve Theory.” If you stay in the game long enough, your gold will always remain.
Stop dreaming of getting rich off 100x coins. Steadily earn 10% returns, accumulate bit by bit, and 10 million is really just a matter of time.
What should you do now? Watch closely for the three signals of the N-shape: surge, pullback, breakout. Strictly enforce the 2% stop-loss, never go soft. Withdraw profits by the rules—don’t let your account numbers turn into bubbles.
This “pattern + discipline” methodology is something you should really try.
Don’t wait until you’ve lost everything to realize: simple persistence always beats clever tricks. Roll your snowball with iron rules, and you’ll survive longer and earn more steadily.
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SchrodingerProfit
· 12-04 20:04
Sounds reasonable, but what I really want to know is... can anyone really stick to a 2% stop loss? I definitely can't do it.
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AirdropHermit
· 12-04 01:35
That's right, you have to stick to the rules, but I don't think this theory is anything new... The key is whether people can really stick to it, and most people simply can't.
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ChainWallflower
· 12-03 17:51
Sounds like a story about discipline and compound interest, but as for people who can truly stick to a 2% stop loss... I haven't seen many.
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rug_connoisseur
· 12-03 17:38
Sounds nice, but this theory is just a slaughterhouse in a bear market...
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AlwaysMissingTops
· 12-03 17:37
It's easy to say, but the key is whether you can really stick to a 2% stop loss... That's exactly where I failed.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 12-03 17:35
It sounds like the same old principles: don't chase, don't resist, don't be greedy. The key is to truly stick to them until the end.
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AllInAlice
· 12-03 17:22
Sounds good, but it's hard to execute... Most people simply can't stick to that 2% stop loss.
From losing everything to making tens of millions, I relied on just one simple method: make complex things extremely simple, and take simple things to the extreme.
Let’s talk data—these results were earned with real money:
Starting with 50,000, I grew it to 1.2 million in a year. Then, in another six months, I pushed it to 6 million. In the final five months, I broke 10 million. You’ll notice a pattern—the bigger my account got, the less I actually traded.
Why? Because I found a truly effective trading model.
I only use one setup: the N-shaped breakout.
How does it work? The price first surges vertically, then pulls back at an angle to consolidate, and finally breaks out upward again. When the setup appears, I enter; if it breaks down, I cut my losses immediately. It’s that simple.
Three iron rules to go with it:
First, never average down, never hold onto losing positions, never add leverage.
Second, keep stop-losses at 2%, and take profit at 10%. Even if the win rate is only 35%, the math still guarantees profit.
Third, only watch the 20-day moving average and mute all other indicators. Every day at 9:50 AM before the market opens, scan four main charts—it takes five minutes. If no pattern matches, shut down the computer.
For capital management, I use three steps:
When the account hit 1.2 million, I withdrew 30,000 principal for safety.
When it grew to 6 million, I took out half to buy funds and fixed deposits.
The rest keeps compounding. Only by securing your base can you take bigger risks.
You must stick to these three hard rules:
Don’t chase pumps—wait until the setup is fully formed before acting.
Don’t hold onto losing trades—cut losses immediately, don’t gamble with the market.
Don’t overstay—withdraw profits once you’ve made enough, don’t get greedy for the last bite.
There’s no holy grail in crypto, but there is the “Sieve Theory.” If you stay in the game long enough, your gold will always remain.
Stop dreaming of getting rich off 100x coins. Steadily earn 10% returns, accumulate bit by bit, and 10 million is really just a matter of time.
What should you do now?
Watch closely for the three signals of the N-shape: surge, pullback, breakout.
Strictly enforce the 2% stop-loss, never go soft.
Withdraw profits by the rules—don’t let your account numbers turn into bubbles.
This “pattern + discipline” methodology is something you should really try.
Don’t wait until you’ve lost everything to realize: simple persistence always beats clever tricks. Roll your snowball with iron rules, and you’ll survive longer and earn more steadily.