I mentored a student who started with 30,000 yuan, couldn't even understand candlestick charts at first, and eventually reached eight figures. This is not a legendary story; it’s simply the result of sticking to the most basic rules.
Her growth trajectory was very straightforward: over the first two years, she gradually accumulated from 30,000 to 1.2 million, then started to accelerate, doubling to 6 million in one year, and in just five months, surpassing 10 million. You’ll notice an interesting phenomenon— the larger the account, the less she traded.
I never taught her anything complex. I only asked her to master one move: find the "N-shaped pattern." What is the N-shaped pattern? It’s simple: the price surges high, pulls back and stabilizes, then breaks through the previous high—all three conditions must be met before acting.
Once the pattern breaks, she exits immediately. No adding to positions, no stubborn holding. She strictly follows a 2% stop-loss and a 10% take-profit. Even with a win rate of only 35%, her account grows steadily over the long term.
Some think this method is too "silly," always trying to pile on more indicators or chase trending coins, but the more they trade, the more they lose. She is the opposite—very focused, only drawing a faint 20-day moving average on the screen, afraid that other lines might pollute her judgment.
Regarding position sizing, we established strict rules: when the account reaches 1.2 million, withdraw all of the original 30,000 principal; when it hits 6 million, immediately transfer half to stable assets. This way, even in extreme market conditions, the principal is always protected.
The three ironclad rules I emphasize repeatedly are: don’t chase the rise, only take opportunities with complete patterns; don’t hold through stop-loss, exit immediately when triggered; don’t fight the market, take profits in stages as planned.
There are no magical formulas in the crypto world. Rather than asking what it is, think of it as a sieve—filter out complexity and noise, leaving only one move. Master that move to perfection, and it’s enough. Don’t spend every day looking for the next hundredfold coin. If you can truly stick to 20 trades, earning 10% each time steadily, that seemingly unreachable number is just a matter of time.
She has already walked this path, and you can too. The real challenge isn’t the method itself but maintaining a simple, patient, persistent mindset. Most people get stuck in self-destruction—not because they don’t try, but because they can’t find the right direction. The market is always there; opportunities never wait—find the right direction, and the night will naturally pass.
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ImpermanentSage
· 13h ago
There's nothing wrong with what you're saying, but I just can't stick to it... Watching others turn 30,000 into eight figures, yet I still can't resist chasing the hot trends.
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CryptoCross-TalkClub
· 12-16 20:50
Laughing to death, it's that story of "Persist and you can make eight figures" again. I don't believe you at all. Next time, don't forget to mention that she also casually had a baby.
Making money is indeed about simplicity, but the biggest lie in the crypto world is "simple"—if it were really simple, why does your N-shaped pattern work so well?
If this brother's student really made 10 million, why not share a screenshot of the live trading account? Our community's top trader also wants to open their eyes.
Ultimately, it's just survivor bias—those who survive share their experiences, and those who don't are already changing their Weibo accounts.
A 35% win rate for stable profits? I have a 60% win rate and I’m still that fool who always goes all-in on a single trade. Looks like I really don’t belong in the crypto world.
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DefiVeteran
· 12-16 20:49
To be honest, I've heard this theory too many times, but truly sticking with it... is quite rare.
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MevWhisperer
· 12-16 20:44
To be honest, this set of things sounds so simple that it's a bit shocking... From 30,000 to eight figures, the key point is that she only follows an N-shaped pattern and doesn't care about anything else.
I think the most ruthless part isn't how much you earn, but that the larger the account, the fewer trades you make—this is the true discipline of someone who can really make money. Most people are the opposite; they can tolerate small accounts, but once they see some success, they immediately start trading frequently, which ultimately leads to self-destruction.
That 35% win rate is also quite ironic. You don't need to win every time; as long as you execute take profit and stop loss properly, math will give you the answer.
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GasWaster69
· 12-16 20:36
To be honest, I quite agree with this logic... it's just difficult to execute.
I mentored a student who started with 30,000 yuan, couldn't even understand candlestick charts at first, and eventually reached eight figures. This is not a legendary story; it’s simply the result of sticking to the most basic rules.
Her growth trajectory was very straightforward: over the first two years, she gradually accumulated from 30,000 to 1.2 million, then started to accelerate, doubling to 6 million in one year, and in just five months, surpassing 10 million. You’ll notice an interesting phenomenon— the larger the account, the less she traded.
I never taught her anything complex. I only asked her to master one move: find the "N-shaped pattern." What is the N-shaped pattern? It’s simple: the price surges high, pulls back and stabilizes, then breaks through the previous high—all three conditions must be met before acting.
Once the pattern breaks, she exits immediately. No adding to positions, no stubborn holding. She strictly follows a 2% stop-loss and a 10% take-profit. Even with a win rate of only 35%, her account grows steadily over the long term.
Some think this method is too "silly," always trying to pile on more indicators or chase trending coins, but the more they trade, the more they lose. She is the opposite—very focused, only drawing a faint 20-day moving average on the screen, afraid that other lines might pollute her judgment.
Regarding position sizing, we established strict rules: when the account reaches 1.2 million, withdraw all of the original 30,000 principal; when it hits 6 million, immediately transfer half to stable assets. This way, even in extreme market conditions, the principal is always protected.
The three ironclad rules I emphasize repeatedly are: don’t chase the rise, only take opportunities with complete patterns; don’t hold through stop-loss, exit immediately when triggered; don’t fight the market, take profits in stages as planned.
There are no magical formulas in the crypto world. Rather than asking what it is, think of it as a sieve—filter out complexity and noise, leaving only one move. Master that move to perfection, and it’s enough. Don’t spend every day looking for the next hundredfold coin. If you can truly stick to 20 trades, earning 10% each time steadily, that seemingly unreachable number is just a matter of time.
She has already walked this path, and you can too. The real challenge isn’t the method itself but maintaining a simple, patient, persistent mindset. Most people get stuck in self-destruction—not because they don’t try, but because they can’t find the right direction. The market is always there; opportunities never wait—find the right direction, and the night will naturally pass.