#策略性加码BTC In the crypto circle, overcomplicating the idea of making money is actually the biggest trap. I tried a "simple method" myself — turning 10,000 U into 200,000 U, just by sticking to a rigid set of rules, unshakable as a mountain.

When I first started, like all beginners, I dabbled in the theory of trend lines, wave theory, KDJ indicators — everything looked dazzling, and I often got stopped out and wiped out. Back then, I truly thought I was getting smarter, but in reality, I was losing more and more.

Later, I realized one thing: making money is never complicated. There are no high-end skills, just strict discipline. In less than two months, 10,000 U turned into 200,000 U.

**First Iron Rule: Never risk more than 5% of your capital per trade**

Many people hear this ratio and shake their heads: "5% is too slow, when will I ever get rich?"

But this is the insurance for survival. Look at those who go all-in on every trade — during a pullback, they get wiped out instantly, with no chance to try again.

I start with 10,000 U, risking at most 500 U per trade. If I’m wrong, I cut losses quickly, keeping losses at 2-3%, which doesn’t affect the overall rhythm. When right, I use the profits to add to my position — risk is controlled, and profits naturally compound.

**Second Iron Rule: Only two signals, execute mechanically**

Don’t bother with high-frequency trading, and don’t obsess over fancy indicator combos.

I only watch two things:

- When volume surges at a high level but price doesn’t rise or even starts falling — look for short entry opportunities

- When volume shrinks at the bottom and then suddenly surges upward — look for long entry opportunities

No bottom fishing, no fighting against the trend, no betting on reversals. When a signal appears, act. Stop-loss when needed, clean and decisive.

It may look foolish, but sticking to this approach will reward you over time.

**Third Iron Rule: Take profits when you reach 10%-20%**

The biggest mistake is: taking small profits and not exiting, then holding on for big losses. Seeing profits in hand, greed kicks in, and I add more — only for the trend to reverse and wipe everything out.

My rule is: close a position once it earns around 1000 U. Profits are only real when they land in the account. No matter how much it rises afterward, I don’t care — discipline is more valuable than any market move.

Starting from 10,000 U, I rolled one trade after another, steadily growing to 200,000 U.

Someone asked: with such straightforward logic, how can you make so much?

My answer is: most people lose not because of the market, but because they can’t control their own hands.

This "simple" position management scheme has actually become the most profitable tool for turning things around.

If you’re tired of gambling on luck and want to earn steadily by following the trend — try this discipline. Walk steadily, let compound interest do the work.

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