#美国核心物价涨幅不及市场预估 Eight years ago, I lived to today relying on a "clumsy method" that many mocked.

Starting with 20,000 yuan, eating steamed buns with plain water, staring at the K-line every day. Back then, people said this approach was too rigid and conservative, but it was precisely this "rigidity" that kept me alive and allowed me to accumulate enough capital to earn passively. No insider information, and definitely not relying on luck to turn things around, just following these ironclad rules:

**First, survive; then, make money.** Divide your capital into several parts, only move one part at a time. A single loss of 2% of total capital can wipe you out, but five consecutive wrong trades won't kill you. Conversely, once you catch a real trend, you can recover all the trial-and-error costs in one go. Living itself is the greatest compound interest.

**Only ride the most profitable segment of the trend.** Don’t try to guess the bottom during a dip, and don’t chase highs during a rally. Be patient and let the trend develop on its own, then only trade the most certain and safest part in the middle. Don’t fight the market.

**Stay alert to all "explosive rises."** The more absurd the short-term rise, the more dangerous it is. If you can withstand not watching or not catching the last spike, you’ve already beaten most people in the market.

**Master one indicator better than ten indicators.** I’ve studied MACD thoroughly: a bullish crossover below the zero line is a key signal to watch, and a death cross above the zero line should immediately alert you. Only consider adding to your position when profitable; never top up when losing.

**Volume never lies.** Prices may be manipulated or obscured, but volume reflects real funds speaking. A sudden surge in volume after a period of consolidation often signals the start of a real trend.

**Spend ten minutes reviewing every day.** After each trade, ask yourself: Why did I enter? Was this trade right? If wrong, where did I go wrong? Look at the weekly chart pattern weekly; your perspective will change.

Ironically, those who truly make money in the crypto world are often not the smartest, but those who can stick to simple rules. The market rewards not intelligence, but execution and discipline.

If you’re still circling in confusion, perhaps what’s truly lacking isn’t the contract code of those hundredfold coins, but this most basic, most resilient trading system. Use the simplest methods to take the longest road.