Last year I met a guy who, when he first got into the crypto space, couldn’t even read candlestick charts, would get sleepy staring at the screen, and his fingers would shake when placing an order. Yet, in less than three months, he managed to grow 6,000 USDT into 170,000 USDT. On the day he cashed out, he was in complete disbelief.

There’s no secret trick—just a set of five extremely simple strategies that he stuck to religiously:

**First Trick: Slice your positions like tofu.**
He divided 6,000 USDT into 60 parts, only trading 100 USDT at a time. People called him timid, but he didn’t care. He only scaled up according to a set formula after making a profit, never throwing in extra money just because the market looked good.

**Second Trick: Stick to a strict set of trading signals.**
He didn’t mess around with a bunch of indicators—just watched for two conditions: the 1-hour chart’s 7-period moving average crossing above the 21-period moving average, and the 4-hour chart’s MACD turning bullish below the zero line. He only acted when both conditions were met. Over three months, this gave him a win rate of about 78%.

**Third Trick: Inhuman discipline.**
As soon as he opened a position, he set take-profit and stop-loss orders. He’d exit immediately with a 1% loss (losing 1 USDT on 100 USDT), or close the trade when he made 3% (gaining 3 USDT), all executed automatically by the system—no hesitation, not even for half a second.

**Fourth Trick: Compounding like a snowball.**
After winning, he’d either reinvest half of both principal and profit, or just use 2% of total capital per trade. As the account grew, so did the advantage from his win rate. It looked cautious, but it actually amplified his edge.

**Fifth Trick: Avoiding the retail “herd.”**
After getting burned a few times, he made a blacklist: no trading within 24 hours before or after Non-Farm Payroll data, stay away from Friday nights between 8 and 10 PM, and only make trades between 1 and 3 AM—“the market is cleaner then, with fewer tricks from the big players.”

This approach might sound rigid and far from flashy. But by being so persistent, he turned a small stake into a huge amount.

Most people who lose money in the market aren’t lacking in skill—they just get itchy fingers, get greedy, or keep changing their rules. Don’t just envy others’ overnight riches; whether you can turn 6,000 USDT into 170,000 USDT depends on whether you can be “dumb” enough to stick to your rules and disciplined enough to follow them—because the most reliable luck in crypto is actually fed by discipline.

The ones who survive and profit in the market are always those who dare to reach out—but also know when to pull back.

So, have you decided whether you want to give it a try?