#大户持仓动态 Two months, my initial 1700U has grown to 65,000—this number sounds magical, but there’s no secret behind it. My trading approach is actually quite the opposite, simple to the point of being a bit eye-catching: I don’t study candlestick charts, I don’t place time-based T orders, I ignore indicators like MACD and RSI, and I’m too lazy to dig into the fundamentals.

But it’s precisely this "foolish" method that has allowed many around me to taste success—some have achieved their dream of professional trading, some have changed cars and houses. Even someone like me, who hates watching the charts, has managed to gain profits from account growth.

There are only three core principles:

**First, holding discipline is more important than adjusting frequency.** Only move about 30% of the total position each time. When the price drops, I pretend I didn’t see it; during sideways consolidation, I keep holding. When the market moves upward, I gradually unlock some profits, while the remaining positions continue to participate in the uptrend, never rushing to fill the position.

**Second, focus on the main trend of mainstream coins.** Completely avoid small altcoins. The strategy of making dozens of T trades a day may seem clever, but in reality, the costs and risks eat into the gains. I prefer to make a single move after the trend is established, often capturing larger gains than frequent trading accumulates.

**Third, the principle of capital segmentation is non-negotiable.** Divide the principal into five parts, only deploy 1 to 2 parts each round. Replenish positions based on trend signals, not emotions. Every step is steady and deliberate; I never blindly buy the dip.

People who fail often lose because they "think too much"—they understand technical indicators, set stop-losses, even do counter-trend trades, but ultimately get broken by human nature and emotional fluctuations. My success relies not on prediction ability, but on consistent execution, restraint in position sizing, and patience over time.

Real trading data as proof:
Early June: 1700U
June 21: 9100U
July 5: 33,000U
July 18: 65,000U (only withdrew once during this period)

This isn’t luck; it’s continuous compounding. Most people following this approach have doubled their accounts. Sometimes, persistence in being "stupid" enough to stick to a plan works much better than reckless tinkering.