#数字资产市场动态 From a principal of 3,500 to 37.89 million, this experience taught me not that luck is great, but what can be achieved by doing one thing to the extreme.



My account growth can be divided into three clear stages: the first two years climbing from 3,500 to 8.46 million, the next year reaching 18.21 million, and the last three months skyrocketing to 37.89 million. It looks like a late-stage explosion, but it actually reflects a harsh truth— the higher the trading frequency, the faster the losses come.

**Focus on one pattern, don’t overthink it**

Throughout the process, I only paid attention to one thing: the N-shaped pattern. That’s the process of the market rising sharply, pulling back, then breaking through again. As soon as the pattern appears, I enter the trade; once it breaks, I decisively cut the position. It’s that simple.

Many people look down on this method, thinking it’s too basic. They spend all day staring at a bunch of indicators, drawing trend lines, chasing hot news, and end up losing everything. I’m the opposite—becoming increasingly minimalist.

My trading chart shows just a 20-day moving average, and I even set its color very faint so it doesn’t distract me. Every morning, I open the exchange, glance at the four-hour chart. If there’s no N-shaped pattern, I shut down. If there is, I set stop-loss and take-profit orders, and the whole process takes five minutes. The rest of the time, I enjoy coffee and walk my dog, living very relaxed.

**Having a plan to take profits**

I have clear points for withdrawal: when reaching 1.5 million, I take out the initial 20,000 principal to regain peace of mind; when hitting 7 million, I take half out to improve my life; the remaining funds continue to roll over. This way, even if the market crashes, I can stay calm.

**Three bottom lines, can’t touch**

Don’t chase the rise—wait until the pattern is complete before acting.
Don’t hold through breakdowns—once it breaks, exit immediately, don’t give the market a chance to reverse.
Don’t fight the trend—take profits when enough is earned; greed is the start of losing money.

**No holy grail, only continuous filtering**

There’s no forever-profitable method in the crypto market; there’s only the ongoing process of filtering. The longer you filter, the more your gains will naturally settle.

You don’t necessarily need to find a hundredfold coin, nor expect to get rich overnight. Think from a different perspective: if you can consistently earn 10% over 20 consecutive times, with compound interest, you’ll find that expanding your account to the hundreds of millions is not a dream.

Everyone has a chance to turn things around; the key is whether you can stay rational amid market noise, find your own method, and then execute it relentlessly.
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AirdropSweaterFanvip
· 01-18 11:41
Exactly right, but I've been using this N-shaped pattern for three months and I'm still losing badly. Maybe I just don't have the talent.
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ContractTearjerkervip
· 01-15 12:31
Damn, the N-shaped pattern is really amazing. Simplicity and straightforwardness are the way to go.
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BlockchainRetirementHomevip
· 01-15 12:22
Hmm... Regarding the N-shaped pattern, I give in. Simplicity and straightforwardness are the way to go.
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WhaleInTrainingvip
· 01-15 12:21
Damn, the N-shaped pattern is so profitable? How come I still get trapped when I try to execute it?
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OnchainUndercovervip
· 01-15 12:06
This N-shaped pattern sounds simple and straightforward, I just like this no-frills approach. It seems that the core is execution, most people fail at the greed hurdle. Finish the trade in five minutes and then walk the dog, this lifestyle is what I want. Taking profits and withdrawing funds are indeed easily overlooked; many people make money only to lose it all back. The power of compound interest is indeed absolute, but most people can't endure to that stage. It looks simple, but the hardest part is actually the mindset. When a breakout occurs, do you really need to cut?
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