I know a guy who started with a $500 principal and turned it into almost $6,000 in three months. His methods are as simple as they get, but the account doesn’t lie—the win rate is over 80%.
He once told me: “The market is ten thousand times smarter than you. Trying to guess up or down? That’s suicide.”
So how does he play?
**First move: Follow the money, not the charts** On-chain data tells the story. Who’s dumping, who’s accumulating—order book moves don’t lie. He tracks where the big money goes. Chart patterns? That stuff is a scam.
**Second move: Only take certainty** He only picks assets that have just crashed, with retail selling in panic, but whales’ positions unmoved. When others flee in fear, he buys at the bottom and exits as soon as there’s a rebound. No greed. No overtrading.
**Third move: Discipline is life** No more than three trades a day. Lock in profits, cut losses instantly, never give the market a second chance to take his money. Reviews every night, sticks to the plan the next day.
A lot of people worship “consensus” and cling to their beliefs, only to end up as classic bag holders. He never buys into any of that—he only cares about one thing: Is the account growing?
Sounds dumb? But often, the dumbest way is the most reliable way.
Stop dreaming of getting rich overnight, and don’t get fooled by flashy strategies. Stick to your rhythm, enforce your rules to the end, and even small funds can break through.
The market is still brewing. If you’re still figuring out what to do, why not sync up and position together? Don’t get left behind this cycle.
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AISmartQuantification
· 7h ago
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GateUser-40edb63b
· 12h ago
That's right, but the worry is about not being able to execute. Most people can't even manage the third move; they get itchy hands as soon as there's a rebound.
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ContractHunter
· 13h ago
Discipline is easy to talk about but hard to practice; most people fail because of greed.
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SquidTeacher
· 13h ago
Focus on the money, not the charts—this point is absolutely spot on. There really are still a lot of people getting stuck overanalyzing candlestick patterns.
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OnchainArchaeologist
· 13h ago
Sounds nice, but it all comes down to the individual. Not everyone can maintain discipline—most people lose money and then fall apart.
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DAOdreamer
· 13h ago
You're absolutely right, discipline is indeed an asset. I'm just afraid that most people understand these principles, but simply can't put them into practice.
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LiquidationSurvivor
· 13h ago
From 500 to 6000, to put it bluntly, it's a combination of luck and discipline. If that guy was really that steady, he would've been liquidated a long time ago.
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SandwichHunter
· 13h ago
Turning 500U into 6000U? Easier said than done—it just sounds like another story for the next bagholder.
#美SEC促进加密资产创新监管框架 Small funds have no way out? Nonsense.
I know a guy who started with a $500 principal and turned it into almost $6,000 in three months. His methods are as simple as they get, but the account doesn’t lie—the win rate is over 80%.
He once told me: “The market is ten thousand times smarter than you. Trying to guess up or down? That’s suicide.”
So how does he play?
**First move: Follow the money, not the charts**
On-chain data tells the story. Who’s dumping, who’s accumulating—order book moves don’t lie. He tracks where the big money goes. Chart patterns? That stuff is a scam.
**Second move: Only take certainty**
He only picks assets that have just crashed, with retail selling in panic, but whales’ positions unmoved. When others flee in fear, he buys at the bottom and exits as soon as there’s a rebound. No greed. No overtrading.
**Third move: Discipline is life**
No more than three trades a day. Lock in profits, cut losses instantly, never give the market a second chance to take his money. Reviews every night, sticks to the plan the next day.
A lot of people worship “consensus” and cling to their beliefs, only to end up as classic bag holders. He never buys into any of that—he only cares about one thing: Is the account growing?
Sounds dumb? But often, the dumbest way is the most reliable way.
Stop dreaming of getting rich overnight, and don’t get fooled by flashy strategies. Stick to your rhythm, enforce your rules to the end, and even small funds can break through.
The market is still brewing. If you’re still figuring out what to do, why not sync up and position together? Don’t get left behind this cycle.
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