#数字资产市场洞察 Recently reflected on a phenomenon: among traders around me, the more elaborate their trading models, the more likely they are to lose in a "stable" way.

A fan case left a deep impression. He started with 50,000 yuan and eventually grew his assets to 30 million. There were no secret tricks, let alone extraordinary talent—he simply simplified complex operational logic to the extreme.

His growth path is quite interesting: the first stage from 50,000 to 1.5 million took 2 years; the second stage from 1.5 million to 8 million only took 1 year; the third stage from 8 million to 30 million surprisingly only took 5 months. Later, during a chat, he summarized with one sentence— the speed of making money is actually inversely related to trading frequency.

His trading logic is super simple: focus on only one candlestick pattern. When an "M" shape appears—uptrend, pullback, then rise again—enter the trade and set a stop-loss; once the pattern breaks, immediately exit the position. No averaging down, no leverage—strictly stop-loss at 2%, take-profit at 10%, executed precisely.

Some mock him as "simple-minded," questioning how he makes money without watching moving averages, not chasing hot spots, or listening to rumors. But reality proved them wrong—the ones who watch more and trade more often tend to lose faster.

His chart interface only displays a light gray 20-day moving average. Every day at 9:50 AM, he spends 5 minutes scanning the 4-hour candlestick chart: if the pattern matches, he places an order; if not, he shuts down the computer. What does he do the rest of the time? Drink coffee, walk the dog, spend time with family—that’s the lifestyle a trader should have.

Once reaching a certain capital size, his risk management becomes very rational: when he hits 1.5 million, he withdraws all the original principal; at 8 million, he takes out half to invest in funds and fixed-term products; the remaining continues to compound in the market. Even if the crypto market crashes hard, his positions remain rock-solid, and his mindset stays stable.

In summary, there are three iron rules: First, don’t chase the rise—only enter after the pattern is fully confirmed; second, don’t hold onto losing positions—exit decisively once the price breaks; third, don’t fight the trend—take profits when the target is reached and walk away.

There’s no magical "Holy Grail" indicator in the crypto world—only a "sieve" that can filter out restless mindsets. Those who patiently sift through the market with this sieve again and again will eventually leave behind their own wealth.

Don’t delude yourself with stories of overnight wealth. But if you can steadily achieve 10% returns 20 times, turning 50,000 into 10 million is really just a matter of time.