#ETH价格走势解读 Two years ago, I got on board with 20,000 yuan, and now my account has 1.4 million.

It's not luck, nor is there any secret. It's just about sticking to three things and not touching anything else.

The cryptocurrency industry is full of myths—some people multiply their investment tenfold overnight, while many others face liquidation the next day. I've seen too many smart people who study candlestick patterns every day and chase various hot news, only to ultimately fail because they were "too smart."

I am a bit slow. From start to finish, I just stick to a few principles and execute them like a robot.

**Rule 1: Focus only on two or three mainstream coins**
Other people's positions can fill a screen, while mine only ever have major coins like BTC and ETH. At most, I can make 1-2 trades a day, and sometimes I don't take any action for a week. It's not a Zen attitude; it's knowing that I can't understand so many charts. Rather than spreading my energy trying to guess the trends of ten coins, it's better to thoroughly study two coins.

**Article 2: No action will be taken if the price is not right**
Before opening a position, write down the entry price and exit price. Once written, just wait. Not reached? Then keep waiting. Reached? Execute immediately, don't give yourself a chance to hesitate. The hardest part of this trick is not the technique, but patience. The market tempts you every day with "if you don't get on board now, it'll be too late", but most of the time, if it's too late, it's too late; there will always be the next bus.

**Rule 3: Single position should not exceed 1/3**
Always keep at least 2/3 of your bullets in the account. Set your take profit and stop loss orders and do not change them, even if the market suddenly reverses. This has saved me several times - when my account was at its lowest, it pulled back to over 10,000, and it was precisely because I didn't go all in that I endured until I had the opportunity to turn things around.

To be honest, the first eight months were basically at a standstill. Small gains and small losses, the account balance fluctuated up and down like an electrocardiogram. During the toughest times, I even doubted whether I was too conservative. But I didn't leverage, I didn't chase after hot coins, and I didn't change my strategy haphazardly because of pullbacks.

It was later found that what the market eliminates is never the newcomers, but those who cannot control their hands.

Those "experts" who predict the market all day and frequently adjust their positions often end up dying the fastest. In contrast, my seemingly clumsy method has slowly rolled into a snowball under the compounding effect of time.

Looking back now, going from 20,000 to 1.4 million was not about catching some skyrocketing coin, but rather about not making any fatal mistakes over the course of two years. Each trade was made according to the rules, understanding the losses clearly when losing, and earning steadily when making profits.

If you also want to survive in this market and make money, you really don't need any advanced technical analysis. You just need to be able to do the following:

- Resist the impulse, do not open positions recklessly
- Control the position and leave some room
- Set the rules and execute mechanically

It's okay to go a little slower. Often, the one who reaches the end isn't the fastest.