Cryptocurrency markets are unpredictable, but there are patterns to making money. Over the past three months, my account has increased sixfold, with an over 80% success rate in intraday profit-taking. Frankly, this isn’t based on any sophisticated theory, but rather a "simple method"—abandoning self-judgment, and learning to read the true face of the market.

**From Indicator Obsession to Reality Awakening**

I used to be a believer in technical analysis, obsessed with various candlestick patterns and indicator combinations. Later, I realized that these are all theoretical exercises. When a major order hits, all those beautiful charts collapse instantly. The turning point came— I started asking myself, why not just observe what the main players are doing?

**On-Chain Data, the Real Truth**

My current trading logic is simple: before the market opens, I must check on-chain data, understanding the main holding addresses and large transfer movements. When the price drops, I don’t panic or rely solely on predictions of rise or fall, but instead focus on those core custodial addresses. If the coin volume remains unchanged or even increases, it indicates the main players are accumulating. During panic, this is often the best entry point. The location and initiative of capital transactions are key to determining the trend.

**Trust Signals, Not Stories**

How many people get trapped by a project’s grand vision? My goal in crypto is just one—making money. No matter how beautiful the vision, it’s just paper. What truly guides my actions are quantifiable signals. When I see large transfers happening intensively, or the buy-side depth in the order book strengthening, I follow with a small position, set stop-losses, and move in and out quickly. Conversely, when the main players start selling in batches, and the order book shows heavy sell orders, I gradually take profits, never greedily aiming for the highest two points.

**Rhythm Over Perfect Timing**

Many people fail by chasing perfect entry points. My principle is: establish trading discipline and strictly follow it—this is a thousand times more important than luck. Only trade coins I am familiar with and where the main players are active. Limit single trade losses to within 2% of total capital, and resist the temptation to add positions on attractive re-entry opportunities. Update your trading logic daily, and review the evening to reinforce correct practices. Once this rhythm is established, it’s hard for the market to deceive you.

**Not chasing quick riches, just following signals**

There are no guaranteed wealth myths in crypto, but there are high-probability winning patterns. My "simple method" is essentially "leveraging"—aligning with the main players, reading the right signals, and not making reckless moves. The market requires patience; only act when genuine signals appear. Every trade is based on evidence and discipline. The result of this approach is that the market becomes much harder to deceive you.