Why do you end up losing more the more you learn?
I grew my account from 30,000 to 10 million. My biggest takeaway: the simpler the method, the easier it is to keep making money.
It took two years to go from 30,000 to 1.2 million.
One year to go from 1.2 million to 6 million.
Five months to go from 6 million to 10 million.
Only later did I realize that once your account gets big, the key is simply not to do anything reckless.
I trade just one pattern: the N-shaped structure.
First, a strong move up, then a pullback, and finally a breakout above the previous high.
I enter once the pattern is confirmed and exit if a key level breaks. No averaging down, no holding on through losses, and no leverage.
My rules are simple:
1. Only look at the 4-hour chart. Use the 20-day moving average to determine the trend. If there’s no signal, just wait.
2. Risk 2% to make 10%. Aim for a 5:1 risk-reward ratio. You can still make money with a lower win rate, but you have to stick to the rules.
3. Withdraw profits. Once your account reaches a certain size, regularly take some money out. Don’t let the market take back all your profits.
I used to think that piling on indicators made a strategy more reliable. Later, I realized that only a few things really work.
The hardest part of crypto isn’t finding opportunities—it’s keeping your hands off the ones that aren’t yours to take.
Repeat the setups you understand. Don’t touch the ones you don’t, no matter what.
Mastering one strategy is far better than trying to learn ten different ones.
I grew my account from 30,000 to 10 million. My biggest takeaway: the simpler the method, the easier it is to keep making money.
It took two years to go from 30,000 to 1.2 million.
One year to go from 1.2 million to 6 million.
Five months to go from 6 million to 10 million.
Only later did I realize that once your account gets big, the key is simply not to do anything reckless.
I trade just one pattern: the N-shaped structure.
First, a strong move up, then a pullback, and finally a breakout above the previous high.
I enter once the pattern is confirmed and exit if a key level breaks. No averaging down, no holding on through losses, and no leverage.
My rules are simple:
1. Only look at the 4-hour chart. Use the 20-day moving average to determine the trend. If there’s no signal, just wait.
2. Risk 2% to make 10%. Aim for a 5:1 risk-reward ratio. You can still make money with a lower win rate, but you have to stick to the rules.
3. Withdraw profits. Once your account reaches a certain size, regularly take some money out. Don’t let the market take back all your profits.
I used to think that piling on indicators made a strategy more reliable. Later, I realized that only a few things really work.
The hardest part of crypto isn’t finding opportunities—it’s keeping your hands off the ones that aren’t yours to take.
Repeat the setups you understand. Don’t touch the ones you don’t, no matter what.
Mastering one strategy is far better than trying to learn ten different ones.
