This is also a method tested in 2025: a return rate of 1483.67% over 1 month, earning 100,000U!
The first stage uses 100U per round as the operational unit, focusing on hot cryptocurrency contract gaming, with strict settings for a 3%-5% stop loss and an 8%-15% take profit.
Using the classic three-stage model+: 100U→200U→400U→800U (all profits reinvested each time).
Special note: The limit for advancing stages is set at 3 times; even if the first 9 times are successful, 1 liquidation could potentially wipe out profits.
After successfully passing three stages, the capital will accumulate to 1000U + 200U as reserve fund. This stage will activate a compound strategy system:
【Blitzkrieg+】Ultra-short cycle gaming
Positioning ratio: 15%-20% position (150-200U)
Focus on assets: mainstream coins like BTC/ETH
Time frame: 15-minute level fluctuations
Profit and loss characteristics: high volatility (daily returns can reach 20%+, with the same level of drawdown risk)
[Position Battle+] Strategic Layout
Positioning ratio: 5%-10% position (50-100U)
Operating mode: 10x leverage for 4-hour level market
Profit management: withdraw 50% of profits weekly to invest in BTC
Core advantage: balancing short-term volatility and long-term value accumulation.
[Annihilation Battle+] Trend Capture
Positioning ratio: 20%-30% flexible position
Combat requirements: must meet ① clear trend line breakout ② RSI <30/70 oversold buy zone ③ 3-day volume anomaly
Holding period: 3-15 days mid-term holding
Risk control points: set a profit-loss ratio of 1:3 or higher and adopt a trailing stop strategy.
If you want to make big money in the crypto world, you really don't need to stubbornly rely on those flashy technical indicators.
Four years ago, an old fan stayed up late every night staring at candlesticks, calculating RSI, drawing MACD, flipping through technical books until the edges were worn, but the account became more and more chaotic, and after two liquidations, he was completely deflated.
I only told him one thing: 'In the crypto world, those who are too smart often stumble; those who can make money are usually the ones who are willing to rely on clumsy methods.'
He was skeptical and tried my '343 phased buying method'—the name is crude, but the logic is simple enough for a child to understand. And the result? In two years, 200,000 turned into over 70 million.
This method has three steps; remember it well:
Step one: 30% tentative position building
Enter with 30% of total funds first, only choose mainstream coins like BTC, ETH, SOL, and avoid altcoins. Don't try to catch the bottom or guess price movements; just aim to establish a solid position—having market fluctuations in sight and real positions in hand will keep you calm.
Step two: 40% batch replenishment
The market has dropped? Don't panic, buy in batches. For every drop of about 10%, add a little, up to 40% at most. While others are panic-selling, you quietly lower your cost, and once a rebound comes, your profits will soar. What if it rises? Don't chase it; wait for a pullback.
Step three: Add 30% to your position with the trend
Once the trend stabilizes—like regaining the 7-day moving average or firmly standing on important support levels—put the remaining 30% into the main upward wave. But remember to set a take-profit line in advance; once the market reaches it, cash out; securing profits is real profit.
Does this sound like it lacks technical content? Yes, the key is never in the technique but in execution: can you keep to the rhythm, not go all in, not panic, not chase prices, and not be led by emotions?
Now his trading has completely changed: when the market rises, he enters at key points; when it falls, he gradually buys in; when it rebounds, he moves with the trend—steady as a mountain.
In the end, those who can truly turn things around in the crypto world are not the 'smart people' with extraordinary talent, but those willing to grind with clumsy methods.
If you are still chasing highs and selling lows, changing strategies every few days, you might as well stop and try this old method. No showboating.
After over 10 years of trading cryptocurrencies, one of my winning secrets: using candlesticks and structure to predict the next price direction; this method is suitable for both beginners and experienced traders, and naked charts can catch price movements!
Are you tired of being overwhelmed by 'suffocating anxiety' every time you look at charts for trading opportunities?
Do you yearn to read price charts as smoothly as reading a book, easily identifying price action trading opportunities without being tortured by 'analysis paralysis'?
This is precisely the essence of a price action trading strategy—making everything logical, concise, and extremely simplified.
This tutorial will teach you how to 'extract' price action trading opportunities from a 'naked chart', without needing all those dazzling distractions that clutter your vision.
Next, we will delve into the (Price Action Chart Guide) through several articles. In this series of content, you will systematically learn and master the core knowledge and practical skills of price action trading, gradually building a clear and logical chart analysis mindset.
The upcoming content includes:
◎ What constitutes price action analysis? Your journey to profit starts here.
◎ Must-master candlestick patterns
◎ Super simple identification method for sideways fluctuating markets
◎ How to identify trends and trade trends? The secrets of price action.
◎ Advanced price action patterns, suitable for diligent traders
◎ Detailed explanation of price action trading entry settings
◎ The overlooked 'rare chart types'
◎ Recommended tools for price action traders
◎ Price action trading course
What is price action? The true starting point of the journey to profit.
Price action is one of the trading methods most favored by retail traders, and it is also widely used by many institutional traders— but what exactly is it?
Is it really that simple to 'trade candlestick patterns at support/resistance levels'?
Many people understand price action like this:
'Learning price action trading means waiting for your favorite candlestick patterns to appear on the chart, and then quickly clicking the buy or sell button before the opportunity disappears!'
The internet is filled with too much misleading information, and this is exactly what leads many people to develop wrong and fatal concepts.
The purpose of this guide is to fill these knowledge gaps and help you build correct trading thinking!
If someone asks me 'What exactly is price action trading, and how should it be done?', I would break it down into the following four core steps:
1. Chart analysis—combining market structure with other technical elements (including top-down analysis)
2. Trading signal identification—includes various candlestick patterns and breakout behaviors (some specific patterns work better)
3. 'Position assessment'—also known as 'context confirmation'. Are we currently in a technically effective area, or in a market ineffective area?
4. Predictive ability—based on current chart information, can you make reasonable predictions?
These four steps are the foundation of my trading decisions.
Before considering any trading actions, you must first conduct chart analysis! Don't do anything until you understand the chart!
The essence of price action is to extract information from a 'naked chart' to predict future price movements without needing to load a bunch of unnecessary technical indicators. Before going deeper, let's talk about the chart itself.
Compare: polluted chart vs. simple naked chart. This is an example chart I found on a forum:
At first glance, this chart seems 'very professional', and it might be a little interesting for a short time. But in the long run, it’s too complicated and cluttered— as a trading workspace, it puts too much data processing burden on the brain and will quickly lead to fatigue.
I personally prefer the style of the environment shown in the image below:
As you can see, this chart is my trading chart, very clean, minimalist, entirely focused on price. What I'm doing here is a short position trade on USDCAD with a rejection signal, aiming to capture a mean reversion.
Why am I so fond of price action based trading systems in the crypto world?
◎ No need for flashy tools; make decisions directly from the chart
◎ 'See what you trade, not what you imagine'
◎ Easily form clear logical trading thoughts
◎ Can make decisions without requiring massive data support
◎ Keep strategies simple, logical, and easy to execute.
Every time your eyes land on the chart, the first thing is to assess the current market state— is this a 'tradeable environment'? If you can't even read the chart, don't place any bets!
Remember to apply your most basic technical analysis skills—many beginners fail because they skip this step!
Stick with this tutorial, and we will deeply dissect every aspect of my trading strategy, allowing you to immediately bring them back to your charts for practical trading...
Checkpoints: Price action trading strategies are not just about jumping in because you see a certain candlestick pattern or relying on an isolated technical signal. Before you make a clear, confident trading decision that won't keep you up at night, you first need a clean chart environment and solid technical analysis skills.
Candlestick patterns you must master before predicting price trends
Candlestick patterns are the most well-known part of price action trading.
Candlestick charts were first introduced to the Western world by Steve Nison through his classic work (Japanese Candlestick Charting Techniques).
Another technical analysis pioneer, Martin Pring, introduced 'Pin Bar' in his classic work (Technical Analysis Explained), and it remains a hot topic among price action traders.
Next, I will demonstrate some key candlestick patterns and the concepts behind them to help you quickly get started with the price action trading system.
Long shadow candlestick: a tool for predicting future trends
When a candlestick's body is dragged out by a long upper and lower shadow, it indicates that the market has made a 'rejection response' at that price level.
This 'rejection' can serve as an early warning signal of an impending reversal.
These long shadow candlesticks often serve as templates for the following patterns:
Pin Bar, Hammer, Shooting Star, and my favorite 'Rejection Candle'; most of my trades are based on this type.
The long shadow on the candlestick means that the market may reverse from its current direction, whether upwards or downwards, depending on which side 'refuses' the price.
In short, this is a price action reversal signal that traders can use to predict future price movements.
This is also why 'reversal/refusal signals' are so popular among traders—when they find that these long shadow candlesticks appear exactly in key areas of technical analysis, they decisively buy or sell.
Let's take a look at some cases:
Case one: Long-tail bearish rejection signal
The above chart shows a candlestick with a long upper shadow, indicating that the market may continue to decline following this bearish rejection signal.
We can see that the market indeed continued to decline, resulting in a profitable trade.
Case two: bullish rejection signal with consecutive lower shadows
When two consecutive candlesticks produce long lower shadows, what do you think the market will do next?
That's right, the market did indeed launch a beautiful uptrend, perfectly corresponding to the rejection signal of the lower shadow.
But can we mindlessly enter on every 'long shadow' signal? Please look at the obvious example below...
Therefore, based on what we currently see, this long evil candlestick clearly depicts the price direction.
With such an upper shadow, the market should go down, right?
The above shows a large upper shadow candlestick, suggesting that the market should go down, right?
But what is the reality? The market didn't follow the script at all!
What happened? This is the crypto market; nothing is guaranteed. This is precisely why 'risk management' occupies an important position in your trading education. When things don't develop as we expect, good risk control can prevent your account from suffering huge losses.
The reason I deliberately inserted a 'failure case' here is to prevent you from thinking that price action trading is all 'dreamland', but to remind you that actual trading has uncontrollable factors.
Summary
Long shadow candlesticks are a very easy-to-identify price action signal, usually indicating that the market is about to reverse. But remember, it cannot be the sole basis for your trading decisions!
Combine these long shadow signals with other high-value technical points on the chart (such as support and resistance, trend structure) to integrate this information, building a logical and valuable trading idea.
This is where the true power of price action trading lies.
Here are some practical position management suggestions to help you trade more securely:
1. Never go all in; leave some room
No matter how promising the market looks, use at most 30% of your position to enter, keeping the remaining 70% as 'backup'. When the market suddenly reverses, having 'bullets' in hand allows for flexible responses, and leaving room creates opportunities for a comeback.
2. Build positions in batches, steadily increasing like climbing stairs.
Don't go all in at once; short-term fluctuations can easily trigger stop losses. You can try this:
- First position: trial with light positions when testing the bottom or breaking through
- Second position: add position after confirming the trend direction
- Third position: add to your position heavily when the trend is clear
One step at a time, advance while defending.
3. Don't add to losing positions, don't be greedy on rebounds
If your position is losing, don't think about averaging down—this is the pitfall retail traders fall into most easily. The real way is: when the trend reverses, decisively cut the position, take a break, and wait for the next opportunity. When a rebound looks good, take profits, don't linger.
4. Think about stop loss and take profit before buying
Before buying, be clear: at which point must you stop loss? At which point do you decisively take profit?
It is recommended that every trade sets a profit-loss ratio of at least 1:2, so even if the success rate is only 50%, you can still be profitable in the long run.
There's a saying I strongly agree with: knowledge boundaries determine wealth boundaries; one can only earn wealth within their knowledge boundaries.
Have a good mindset when trading cryptocurrencies; don't let your blood pressure spike during a downturn, and don't get carried away during an upturn, securing profits is crucial.
For those with limited resources, being down-to-earth is the unbreakable way to survive.
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