Cryptocurrency market is perilous, but I have figured out a "leverage" strategy—my account has multiplied sixfold in the past three months, with intraday profit-taking rates consistently over 80%. Honestly, this isn’t some profound theory; rather, it’s about abandoning excessive self-trust.

In the early days, I was obsessed with technical analysis—candlesticks, moving averages, volume—all studied meticulously. But what was the result? No matter how beautiful the indicators, they couldn’t compete with a single large order from the main players. Later, I realized that instead of guessing the market’s ups and downs blindly, it’s better to understand what the truly influential people in the market are doing.

My current trading logic is simple and straightforward: before the market opens, analyze on-chain data to see if large addresses are moving tokens. If the core custodial addresses’ holdings are unmoved or even increasing, it indicates that the main players haven’t left; market panic then becomes our opportunity to buy the dip. The location of funds, the initiative of buyers and sellers—these are the real signals.

Don’t be fooled by a project’s "vision." I entered the crypto space to make money. When I see clear signals from the capital flow—such as large, frequent transfers or increasing buy-side depth—I follow with a small position, set stop-losses, and quickly enter and exit. When the main players start to distribute their holdings in batches or the order book becomes heavier, I gradually take profits, never greedily chasing the highest point.

Compared to timing the market perfectly, discipline in execution is more important. I set strict rules for myself: only trade coins I am sufficiently familiar with and where main players are active; never lose more than 2% of total capital on a single trade; even if I’m confident, I don’t blindly add to positions. I update my trading logic in the morning and review what strategies worked best at night.

There are no guaranteed profit myths in the crypto world, but a high-probability winning pattern does exist. My "simple method" is to follow the right people and signals, trading based on solid evidence and discipline. The market relies on patience; reckless moves often lead to being caught in market traps.