He is the most silent one among the first batch of fans I brought.

Three years ago, he was running orders at a takeout shop, working 14 hours straight, and didn't even have a decent computer.

The first time he contacted me, he said: Teacher, I lost all my savings in crypto trading and owe hundreds of thousands. Can you help me?

I didn't advise him to stop; I just replied with eight words: Either let go or fight desperately. He chose the latter.

I pulled him into a small group and gave him three strict rules: only trade during golden hours, only use the three indicators, and only take dynamic profit. At other times, turn off the computer and sleep.

First rule, timing.

During the day, there are a lot of mixed signals in the market, and beginners are most easily fooled by false breakouts. I had him focus on two time slots:

1. London sniper, from 3 PM to 5 PM, European institutional funds entering the market, direction is clear.

2. Non-farm payroll night, the first Friday of every month at 2:30 AM, data drops, and it’s easy to see whether the first big candlestick is real or fake.

Last year, 80% of his profits came from these two windows.

Second rule, indicators.

I had him divide his notebook into three columns:

1. Bollinger Bands three strikes: price hits the lower band three times, but the volume increases each time, signaling a rebound.

2. RSI breaks 50: not discussing overbought or oversold, just looking at the 50 line, breaking upwards indicates a trend reversal.

3. OBV divergence: price stays flat, OBV rises first, set up a buy order in advance.

Last April, 48 hours before Ethereum started to rise, he used these three strategies to get in early and tripled his investment.

Third rule, taking profits.

Stop loss relies on discipline, while taking profits relies on art. I taught him “take half, follow half”:

In the early stage of a rise, first take profit on half, the profit is secured, and your mind is stable; keep the remaining half with a trailing stop, following the recent low or the 5-day line, as long as the trend exists, keep going.

He later told me: Teacher, I finally understand that the scariest thing in the crypto world is not the decline, but if you haven't learned to walk, you clear out your principal.

Six months later, his account returned to six figures; three years later, seven figures.

Yesterday he sent me a message saying he finally bought himself a top-spec MacBook, with a screen big enough to display three indicators at once.

I replied to him: Tools are just tools; what really helps you turn things around is that set of simple methods—when the market is indifferent, methods will always leave you a way out. @小花生说币