The most torturous thing in the crypto world is overanalysis. I used to be obsessed with K-line charts, Chan Theory, various indicators, watching the market every day, and as a result, I lost heavily three times. Later, I simply gave up on overthinking, and instead, I figured out a routine.
My account started from 1700U and has now grown to 13WU. It sounds like a dream, but there are actually only three methods.
**First Trick: Focus Only on Breakouts, Ignore Consolidation**
I ignore washouts, trap setups, and sideways movements. When the price strongly breaks new highs, I enter immediately; a true breakout follows the trend, a false breakout stops out and exits. Don’t try to predict the market; just focus on execution.
**Second Trick: Light Position Trading Is the Key**
Use only 20% of your capital. Every time you enter a trade, take a profit quickly and exit—never be greedy. If stopped out, take a break. Never add to positions, never hold through losses, never reverse positions. Some people make ten trades a day; I only do one or two a week, and I make more profit that way.
**Third Trick: Only Trade Trends You Understand**
Don’t try to bottom fish, guess tops, or predict anything; just follow the main direction. When it’s rising, chase the rise; when it’s falling, chase the short. That’s called trading with the trend.
Many people say I don’t know how to analyze or draw lines. The funny thing is, they’re still talking about theory on paper, while I’ve already seen the numbers change on my account. It’s not that I’m smarter; it’s because I finally stopped overcomplicating things.
What you really need isn’t technical skills, but execution ability that can make your account soar. Don’t just watch—actually try for 30 days, and the results will surprise you.
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ser_ngmi
· 8h ago
Basically, don't overthink it. Execution is king. I'm also trying this approach now, and it's definitely much more comfortable than watching K-line charts all day.
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LayerZeroHero
· 8h ago
It has been proven that the simpler the strategy, the harder it is to execute. I have verified this guy's core logic—breakouts are indeed more stable than predictions, which is related to probability distribution issues. Trading with a light position of 20% is not random; it precisely corresponds to the optimal allocation in Kelly criterion for risk management. It truly shows that execution ability outweighs technical analysis, which is quite impressive.
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MEVHunterLucky
· 8h ago
That's so true. I was also ruined by analysis before. Now there are only two words—accept your fate.
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Small positions really saved me. If I hadn't tested the waters with 20%, I would have been gone long ago.
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Contrary to expectations, losing money actually makes a profit. No one would believe it if I said that haha.
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The key is not to overthink. If you don't understand, just don't touch it. Simplicity and straightforwardness are the way to survive.
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Execution > technical analysis. I totally agree with this.
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One or two trades a week vs. ten or more trades a day. The difference isn't in quantity, but in mindset.
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Those who are bottom-fishing are still waiting for a rebound. I already exited early.
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Breakouts are to be acted on, stop-losses are to be executed. It's really not that complicated; people just overthink it.
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13w sounds great, but the key is it hasn't exploded again. That's the real deal.
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LeverageAddict
· 8h ago
Doing poorly actually makes money; I need to try this approach, or else watching the market all the time will drive me crazy.
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SatoshiNotNakamoto
· 8h ago
Doing nothing and still making money, this is ridiculous. I also want to try jobs that require less thinking and more hands-on work.
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EyeOfTheTokenStorm
· 8h ago
Sounds good, but my quantitative model tells me that the risk coefficient for chasing gains or losses is too high.
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 8h ago
Haha, to be honest, don't overthink it, just follow the trend with your eyes closed.
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I've heard this routine many times, but indeed some people manage to turn things around with it.
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Holding a small position of 20% sounds like insurance, but when it really hits the loss, you still need to cut losses. It's not that simple.
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Strong execution is true, but the premise is that the direction is correct. If you get it wrong once, the account is gone.
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From 1700 to 130,000, anyone can make money in a bull market; it's in the bear market that the real test happens.
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Making money without analysis? I always feel like it's survivor bias talking.
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The "fail fast" success philosophy, hilarious, but I'll try to see if I believe it.
The most torturous thing in the crypto world is overanalysis. I used to be obsessed with K-line charts, Chan Theory, various indicators, watching the market every day, and as a result, I lost heavily three times. Later, I simply gave up on overthinking, and instead, I figured out a routine.
My account started from 1700U and has now grown to 13WU. It sounds like a dream, but there are actually only three methods.
**First Trick: Focus Only on Breakouts, Ignore Consolidation**
I ignore washouts, trap setups, and sideways movements. When the price strongly breaks new highs, I enter immediately; a true breakout follows the trend, a false breakout stops out and exits. Don’t try to predict the market; just focus on execution.
**Second Trick: Light Position Trading Is the Key**
Use only 20% of your capital. Every time you enter a trade, take a profit quickly and exit—never be greedy. If stopped out, take a break. Never add to positions, never hold through losses, never reverse positions. Some people make ten trades a day; I only do one or two a week, and I make more profit that way.
**Third Trick: Only Trade Trends You Understand**
Don’t try to bottom fish, guess tops, or predict anything; just follow the main direction. When it’s rising, chase the rise; when it’s falling, chase the short. That’s called trading with the trend.
Many people say I don’t know how to analyze or draw lines. The funny thing is, they’re still talking about theory on paper, while I’ve already seen the numbers change on my account. It’s not that I’m smarter; it’s because I finally stopped overcomplicating things.
What you really need isn’t technical skills, but execution ability that can make your account soar. Don’t just watch—actually try for 30 days, and the results will surprise you.