#BTC资金流动性 From 10,000 to 10 million, I spent three and a half years. Someone asked me if I was lucky or caught a black horse coin, but actually neither — I just decided to stop complicating things.
**Numbers Speak**
10,000 to 1,000,000: 24 months
1,000,000 to 5,000,000: 12 months
5,000,000 to 10,000,000: 6 months
Look at this pace — time is shortening, profits are accelerating. But this isn’t because I’m becoming more aggressive; quite the opposite, my trading approach is becoming simpler.
**The Power of a Line Segment**
Throughout the process, I only focused on one thing: the N shape.
Literally — the first vertical is a rally, the slash in the middle is a pullback, and the second vertical is another rally. After drawing these three strokes, the market becomes clear: the switch between bulls and bears is over, and the future direction is determined.
If the N holds, I enter. If the N doesn’t complete, I cut. No hesitation, no "wait and see."
**The Bottom Line Behind the Numbers**
Stop loss is always 2% of the account; take profit starts at 10%. I pursue a risk-reward ratio of over 1:5. What does this mean? As long as the win rate reaches 35%, I can be profitable in the long run.
I only keep one indicator: the 20-period moving average; everything else is turned off. The cleaner the candlestick chart, the clearer my mind. I never look at trading volume, holdings, hot searches, or community sentiment.
**The Secret of Time Allocation**
Every day at 9:55 AM, I open the exchange and glance at the 4-hour chart. If the N shape isn’t formed, I shut down immediately. If it is formed, I place orders, set stop loss and take profit parameters, then turn off again.
The whole process takes at most 5 minutes. The remaining 24 hours, I walk my dog, read, work out, and sleep well. Others stay up all night watching the market; I stay up sleeping — that way, my decisions the next day are clear.
**The Wisdom of Capital Layering**
When the account reached 5 million, I made a key decision: withdraw 2 million to allocate to index funds, and lock in 1 million for a 3-year large deposit.
The remaining 2 million in the account continues to roll with the N strategy. Even if this 2 million gets wiped out, the 3 million I locked in earlier is already safe. This is called "not letting one mistake ruin the whole picture."
As for leverage, I only use 1x, occasionally 2x. Anything higher is just giving money to the market.
**The True Meaning of Compound Interest**
Many say compound interest is like "rolling snowballs." I disagree.
I think compound interest is actually a "rolling mindset" — as long as your mindset stays, your account stays; as long as your execution is there, the snowball can layer upon layer roll upward. Eventually, it will roll to the mountain top.
**The Complete Trading Logic**
If I had to summarize these three and a half years in one sentence:
Wait for the N shape to form, bet on it completing. If it doesn’t complete, accept the loss, keep the loss within 2%. If it completes, let the profits run — from 10% to 50%, no manual take profit — set parameters and shut down.
It’s that simple. The complexity isn’t in trading, but in mindset. And I chose to make my mindset simple.
Now, every time I see the market, I ask myself: Has the N shape formed? If not, shut down and do something else. This discipline has transformed me from someone who blindly trades into a disciplined trader.
The result is: the account has grown from six figures to seven figures.
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#BTC资金流动性 From 10,000 to 10 million, I spent three and a half years. Someone asked me if I was lucky or caught a black horse coin, but actually neither — I just decided to stop complicating things.
**Numbers Speak**
10,000 to 1,000,000: 24 months
1,000,000 to 5,000,000: 12 months
5,000,000 to 10,000,000: 6 months
Look at this pace — time is shortening, profits are accelerating. But this isn’t because I’m becoming more aggressive; quite the opposite, my trading approach is becoming simpler.
**The Power of a Line Segment**
Throughout the process, I only focused on one thing: the N shape.
Literally — the first vertical is a rally, the slash in the middle is a pullback, and the second vertical is another rally. After drawing these three strokes, the market becomes clear: the switch between bulls and bears is over, and the future direction is determined.
If the N holds, I enter. If the N doesn’t complete, I cut. No hesitation, no "wait and see."
**The Bottom Line Behind the Numbers**
Stop loss is always 2% of the account; take profit starts at 10%. I pursue a risk-reward ratio of over 1:5. What does this mean? As long as the win rate reaches 35%, I can be profitable in the long run.
I only keep one indicator: the 20-period moving average; everything else is turned off. The cleaner the candlestick chart, the clearer my mind. I never look at trading volume, holdings, hot searches, or community sentiment.
**The Secret of Time Allocation**
Every day at 9:55 AM, I open the exchange and glance at the 4-hour chart. If the N shape isn’t formed, I shut down immediately. If it is formed, I place orders, set stop loss and take profit parameters, then turn off again.
The whole process takes at most 5 minutes. The remaining 24 hours, I walk my dog, read, work out, and sleep well. Others stay up all night watching the market; I stay up sleeping — that way, my decisions the next day are clear.
**The Wisdom of Capital Layering**
When the account reached 5 million, I made a key decision: withdraw 2 million to allocate to index funds, and lock in 1 million for a 3-year large deposit.
The remaining 2 million in the account continues to roll with the N strategy. Even if this 2 million gets wiped out, the 3 million I locked in earlier is already safe. This is called "not letting one mistake ruin the whole picture."
As for leverage, I only use 1x, occasionally 2x. Anything higher is just giving money to the market.
**The True Meaning of Compound Interest**
Many say compound interest is like "rolling snowballs." I disagree.
I think compound interest is actually a "rolling mindset" — as long as your mindset stays, your account stays; as long as your execution is there, the snowball can layer upon layer roll upward. Eventually, it will roll to the mountain top.
**The Complete Trading Logic**
If I had to summarize these three and a half years in one sentence:
Wait for the N shape to form, bet on it completing. If it doesn’t complete, accept the loss, keep the loss within 2%. If it completes, let the profits run — from 10% to 50%, no manual take profit — set parameters and shut down.
It’s that simple. The complexity isn’t in trading, but in mindset. And I chose to make my mindset simple.
Now, every time I see the market, I ask myself: Has the N shape formed? If not, shut down and do something else. This discipline has transformed me from someone who blindly trades into a disciplined trader.
The result is: the account has grown from six figures to seven figures.