The "Simple but Sure" Crypto Trading Method: 10 Easy Rhythms to Help Your Account Grow Steadily

Crypto trading is not a competition to see who is smarter, but a game of discipline and rhythm. I realize one very interesting thing: those who earn the most often do not use overly complicated strategies, but have a firm grasp of the market’s “beat.” Their methods are so simple that they are considered “stupid,” but they help accounts grow steadily and with less volatility. Below are 10 simple rules I have summarized after many years of observation and practice. They seem straightforward, but if you persist in applying them, you will see clear results.

1. Strong Coins Experience Deep and Prolonged Dips Before It’s a Good Opportunity Patience is a skill. For coins that have been very strong, when they correct from the peak, don’t rush to “buy the dip.” Don’t just look at how much they’ve fallen; consider the duration of the correction. When the market has cooled down for 2–3 weeks, and the sentiment is less euphoric, that’s the time to consider deploying capital.
2. Continuous Gains for Two Days, Reduce Positions Before a Downtrend Many people fear “selling at a loss.” I, on the other hand, do the opposite: if it increases for two consecutive days, take some profits off the table and lock in gains. Keeping cash helps maintain a calm mindset and stay proactive amid volatility.
3. One Day of Strong Increase, Don’t Rush to Chase the Next Day After a candle rises >20%, the market usually needs time to digest. Chasing the price can easily lead to buying at the short-term top. Be patient and wait for a correction — patience is an advantage.
4. Coins That Just Ended a Major Uptrend, Stay Away After a main wave ends, enthusiasm drops very quickly. Don’t jump in out of regret for the “recent breakout.” My rule: after a coin completes a major wave, take at least 3 months to rest.
5. Sideways Coins Are Hard to Profit From Sideways movement erodes time and capital. If it’s sideways for 3 days, monitor; if after 6 days no clear direction, move on to other opportunities. The market is never short of opportunities.
6. If You Buy and the Price Hasn’t Recovered to Entry Point the Next Day, Consider Withdrawing Discipline is key. If after one day the price is still below your entry point, your timing might be off. Don’t make excuses; preserve your capital and wait for a better opportunity.
7. Coins That Rise for Two Days, Wait for a Rebound to Enter Rhythm is very important. Coins that increase consecutively often have a correction around day 4–5. Waiting for a rebound to buy is safer and more effective.
8. Read Volume–Price: Money Flow Doesn’t Lie Low area: volume explosion + break resistance → positive signal. High area: large volume but no price increase → warning of risk. Volume–price is the “true language” of the market.
9. Trade Only in the Trend Each timeframe has a moving average for reference: Short-term: MA 3 days Medium-term: MA 30 days Main wave: MA 80 days Long-term trend: MA 120 days Identify the correct trend first, then optimize your entry points.
10. Small Capital Needs Stability, Decisiveness, and Patience Small capital cannot afford to “gamble.” Discipline is essential: no borrowing, no all-in, no using living expenses. Slow and steady is the only way to go far. Conclusion Trading is not about “making a quick kill in a day,” but about gradually increasing your account each month. Work “stupidly” long enough, and you will realize: stability is the greatest strength. The path to success is not only about luck but also about choices: choosing the right coin, the right trend, the right rhythm, and the right community to learn from. Investing in knowledge is always the most sustainable profit-making investment.