Many people ask me how I went from 1700U to 13WU. Honestly, you might not believe it—I used the most "foolish" method recognized in the crypto world.
Looking back, those lessons on K-lines, technical indicators, and monitoring the market day and night actually led me astray. After three consecutive big losses, I decided to abandon all complicated research and simplify everything. The result? This relaxation actually revived my account.
Here are the three key points, which might sound too rough:
**First: Follow the trend, abandon bottom-fishing.** Forget about shakeouts,诱多 (trap traders), and range-bound consolidations. I treat them all as nonexistent. I focus on one thing—when the price breaks out to a new high, I enter immediately. If it’s a true breakout, I ride the trend; if it’s a false breakout, I cut losses and exit. This isn’t about prediction, just pure execution.
**Second: Light position scaling, with 20% as the upper limit.** Use only a small amount of capital each time, take profits when available, and never be greedy. If I get stopped out, I pause and rest. I never add to losing positions, hold on stubbornly, or trade against the trend. Others might make ten trades a day, I might only make one or two a week, but I tend to earn more aggressively.
**Third: Only trade trends I understand.** No bottom-fishing, no guessing tops, no wasting time on predictions. Just follow the big trend: chase the rise in an uptrend, follow the decline in a downtrend, and go with the flow. Those who say I "don’t know technical analysis" are still drawing lines; I’ve already made my account soar.
To put it simply, what makes the account take off isn’t some advanced tactics, but real execution. Doing simple things well often works better than learning a hundred complicated methods. Instead of just thinking, try it with real money for 30 days—results will speak for themselves.
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SighingCashier
· 01-13 19:51
Well... it's the same explanation again, simple and straightforward but it does have some merit.
Honestly, stop-loss is more important than anything else. I've seen too many people hold on stubbornly.
I agree with the 20% position; not being greedy really helps you survive longer.
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ILCollector
· 01-13 19:51
That's right, spending so much time learning technical analysis is really a waste of life. I was the same, losing so much that I doubted life before I understood this principle.
Light position execution is indeed absolute, and you earn much faster than those who draw lines every day.
It sounds simple, but very few can truly give up testing the waters. I always can't help but want to buy the dip.
The hardest part is not adding to the position when stopping loss. Every time I want to turn around and gamble, the result is losing more and more.
Really, trying for 30 days in a real account will tell you more than reading a hundred dry articles.
This logic is actually about trend-following plus discipline. No fancy tricks, and indeed more ruthless than complicated stuff.
I just want to ask, how long does it take from 1700 to 130,000? Is this cycle important for those who want to replicate?
As for riding the trend, you need to have vision to see if it's right. Isn't that also a kind of prediction?
That last sentence hits the heart. I'm just afraid there are too many people who think with their brains, but too few who dare to verify with money.
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WhaleSurfer
· 01-13 19:45
That's right, discipline and execution are truly top-notch.
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HackerWhoCares
· 01-13 19:36
You're right, I really respect your execution ability.
Many people ask me how I went from 1700U to 13WU. Honestly, you might not believe it—I used the most "foolish" method recognized in the crypto world.
Looking back, those lessons on K-lines, technical indicators, and monitoring the market day and night actually led me astray. After three consecutive big losses, I decided to abandon all complicated research and simplify everything. The result? This relaxation actually revived my account.
Here are the three key points, which might sound too rough:
**First: Follow the trend, abandon bottom-fishing.** Forget about shakeouts,诱多 (trap traders), and range-bound consolidations. I treat them all as nonexistent. I focus on one thing—when the price breaks out to a new high, I enter immediately. If it’s a true breakout, I ride the trend; if it’s a false breakout, I cut losses and exit. This isn’t about prediction, just pure execution.
**Second: Light position scaling, with 20% as the upper limit.** Use only a small amount of capital each time, take profits when available, and never be greedy. If I get stopped out, I pause and rest. I never add to losing positions, hold on stubbornly, or trade against the trend. Others might make ten trades a day, I might only make one or two a week, but I tend to earn more aggressively.
**Third: Only trade trends I understand.** No bottom-fishing, no guessing tops, no wasting time on predictions. Just follow the big trend: chase the rise in an uptrend, follow the decline in a downtrend, and go with the flow. Those who say I "don’t know technical analysis" are still drawing lines; I’ve already made my account soar.
To put it simply, what makes the account take off isn’t some advanced tactics, but real execution. Doing simple things well often works better than learning a hundred complicated methods. Instead of just thinking, try it with real money for 30 days—results will speak for themselves.