Recently, many people have asked me: How did you turn 3000U into 34W U?

What magical strategy are you using?

To be honest, I don't have any mysterious tricks; it's just three seemingly 'ridiculously simple' rules that I followed, and my account went crazy in just 43 days.

First rule: Only trade breakouts, avoid consolidations.

No matter how much the market is wrestling in a sideways trend, when you see consolidation, just turn off your computer. Wait until the market volume explodes and only then enter when a breakout occurs.

I don't predict the future, I don't guess tops or bottoms, I only trade trends that are already moving.

The market is like a goddess; if you chase her, she ignores you. But if you don’t chase her, she will come looking for you.

Second rule: Always use only 20% of your capital to enter.

I never get excited when entering a trade; discipline is everything. Even if I lose 2%, I can sleep calmly; if I make 15%, my mom starts learning how to trade USDT.

Trading isn’t about going all out to get a perfect score; it’s about steady progress. Get three questions right, and you can outperform most people by miles.

Third rule: Set your take profit and stop loss first, then place the order and go to sleep.

Before each trade, I set my take profit and stop loss, then I hand the order over to the market and go to sleep.

At two in the morning, friends in the group shout 'It's about to take off!' I turn over and say: You go ahead; my account already took off.

It's that simple; treat each trade like a timed bomb. Once it's done, I hand it over to the market and no longer interfere.

These three 'silly' rules have helped me avoid three rounds of major liquidations.

Many people are always analyzing market sentiment, macro changes, and sector rotations, but what happens? Either they get liquidated or continuously lose money.

In fact, those who can make money in the crypto space are really the ones who are the most 'obedient'—not dreaming, not bottom-fishing, not overly attached to trades, and they don’t have the attitude of 'this time is different.'

If you're losing money, it might be because you're too smart—smart enough not to see through the market.

The path to making money is actually quite boring, but it really works.

What I do is the most 'silly' thing: repeat, simplify, and be patient.

Want to know more? I’m fully open about this strategy and capital management logic. Whether you use it or not is up to you; as long as you need it, I'm always here!!!