43 days, from 3000 U to 380,000 U — relying on three "ridiculously simple" rules

I am not a gifted player, nor am I one of those "in-the-know" insiders.

This wave of capital turnover does not rely on miraculous trades, insider information, or luck.

It relies on three rules that are so simple that I want to laugh at them myself.

Rule One: Only trade breakouts, avoid consolidations

Consolidating? Sorry, I just turn off my computer.

I won’t guess bottoms, nor calculate tops, and I definitely won’t predict market trends.

I just wait for that moment — a breakout with explosive volume.

If it’s still, I ignore it; once it moves, I jump in.

The cryptocurrency market is like a goddess; if you chase her, she will ignore you, but if you ignore her, she will come to you.

Rule Two: Always use only 20% of your capital to enter

No all-in, no impulsive trading, no averaging down.

I enter the market like a doctor performing surgery — steady hands, cool mind.

If I lose 2% on a trade, I sleep well; if I gain 15%, my mom starts asking what USDT is.

Trading isn’t about scoring perfect every time; getting three answers right is enough to leave others in the dust.

Rule Three: Set take-profit and stop-loss first, place the order and go to sleep

Every trade I make is like a "time bomb" with a fuse set.

Once the price levels are set, I toss my phone aside and carry on with life.

While others are shouting in the group at 2 AM, "It’s going to fly!", I just turn over and say:

"You go ahead and fly; my account flew long ago."

These three rules have helped me survive three rounds of major market harvesting.

And those “smart people” — always watching macro trends, discussing sectors, analyzing sentiment,

end up either blowing up their accounts or returning to zero.

I’ve come to understand: the ones who make money in the crypto world are often the most "obedient".

Being obedient means — not dreaming, not bottom-fishing, not clinging to trades, and not saying “this time it’s different.”

Losing money is often due to being too smart, smart enough that the market doesn’t understand what you’re trying to do.

As for me, I only do one thing — repeat the dumbest, laziest, but most effective strategy.

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

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