2025-12-30 15:25:38

I used the most straightforward approach to grow my account from $2,100 to $75,000 in less than two months.

Honestly, I don’t look at candlestick charts, don’t do short-term trading, and don’t study fundamentals. I’m not deeply familiar with indicators like MACD and RSI. Sounds a bit unprofessional, right?

But this is the reality: those who really make big money in the crypto world often rely not on advanced technical analysis, but on whether they can stick to a simple, effective method.

**My three core principles are very simple:**

**First, position sizing must be prudent.** I never let a single position exceed three times my principal, and I never chase rallies or add to losing positions. Lock in profits when it’s time, wait patiently when it’s better to observe. With a stable mindset, the account can last longer.

**Second, only follow the main trend of mainstream coins.** I avoid small altcoins due to high risk, focusing solely on the trend direction of top-tier coins. A market cycle can generate half a year’s worth of gains; the key is to operate less and make fewer mistakes.

**Third, divide your funds into multiple parts and use them in stages.** Don’t deploy all your bullets at once. Don’t add to positions before the trend is confirmed; only increase gradually after confirmation. This way, you avoid getting trapped and have enough ammunition when opportunities arise.

Many people understand technical analysis, but ultimately they are crushed by emotions, and their accounts decline steadily. I don’t rely on guesses; I rely on discipline, patience, and consistent execution.

**Look at the actual data:** $2,100 → $12,000 → $39,000 → $75,000, with only one withdrawal during this period. This is not luck; it’s the power of compound interest, and time standing on the side of correct decisions.

Many people who learn this method with me have seen their accounts double, and some have even transitioned to full-time trading.

Opportunities in the crypto world are actually plentiful. The ultimate winner isn’t necessarily the smartest person — it’s the one who can stay calm, focused, and steadily stick to their plan until the end. That’s my entire secret.

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MrDecoder

· 21h ago

That's right, it's all about mindset and execution. Many people's downfall is due to greed.

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MetaMaximalist

· 12-30 15:55

ngl this whole "discipline over technicals" thing is exactly what separates the signal from the noise in web3 trading... though gotta say, the adoption curve argument here feels suspiciously convenient for a bull case lmao

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LightningLady

· 12-30 15:54

That's right, discipline is indeed the strongest weapon. --- Two months 35x? I wonder what kind of mindset it takes to achieve that. --- Not looking at the K-line but still making a profit, this is indeed a bit of a gamble. --- Position control is well explained; most people are just killed by greed. --- I get this approach of the mainstream coins' big trend; indeed, less trading means less loss. --- Compound interest sounds simple, but very few people stick with it. --- How are those who do full-time trading doing now? Has anyone had a major loss? --- A 30% position size is a wise choice; otherwise, it's really easy to go all-in. --- Is it really that simple and effective? Then why are so many people losing everything? --- From 2100 to 75,000, if this data is real, it's definitely worth pondering. --- Trying to add positions in phases—I’ve tried it, but it's easy to break during execution. --- Making money in the crypto world ultimately comes down to mindset; technical analysis might really be虚的.

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RealYieldWizard

· 12-30 15:53

Wait a minute, two months from 2100 to 75,000? You have to doubt these numbers. I believe in not doing technical analysis without looking at K-line charts, but I've heard the "power of compound interest" spiel too many times. If you really want to learn, it should be about how to survive in a bear market, not sharing the secrets to making money in a bull market. Most likely, those who follow such posts are the next ones to get cut. But it's true, mindset is much more valuable than technical skills. It's normal to feel excited, but don't really believe there's some inevitable secret; when the market is good, anyone can make money. I still think the key is stop-loss and risk management; everything else is虚的. I'd like to truly verify this method, but it feels like it's being presented too perfectly.

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LuckyHashValue

· 12-30 15:44

It sounds pretty profitable, but I still want to ask... has the market been that fierce these past two months? As for compound interest, the premise is to follow the right direction, but how much of it depends on luck? To put it simply, can you really keep your composure when executing? I personally can't do it. Mainstream coins are stable, but it feels like the current market isn't as good anymore. These three principles are actually... don't die trying, don't be greedy, save some bullets, right?

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OnchainArchaeologist

· 12-30 15:39

Well said. In two months, from 2100 to 75,000. If the data isn't due to incredible luck, then... well, I'll believe it half. The core is not chasing highs, controlling position sizes, and waiting for major trends. It sounds simple, but the real challenge is whether someone can truly stick to it without getting restless. I also keep a respectful distance from small coins, having seen too many get liquidated. It's more reliable to stick with mainstream coins. The key question is whether this method can be replicated or if it still depends on individual mindset and luck. This can't be taught.

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SeasonedInvestor

· 12-30 15:32

No problem at all, I just like this kind of straightforward and unbiased style. --- 35x in two months? That takes a really strong mindset to withstand. --- The key is I haven't actually seen them lose that badly; generally, people who tell stories like this... --- I really can't control my position size, brother, I'm too reckless. --- Wait, what does it mean to withdraw only once? The rest are all on the chain? --- I agree on mainstream coins; small-cap coins are just gambling, there's nothing much to say. --- A 35x compound interest sounds outrageous, but I believe the logic. --- The key is who can truly avoid chasing the highs—that's the real discipline. --- It seems simple on the surface, but executing it can drive people crazy. --- If this pace continues, there will be many full-time traders, but who is really making money?

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AirdropFatigue

· 12-30 15:31

Basically, it's about managing your mindset. The fancy technical analysis methods are more likely to lead you into pitfalls. Wait, which two months are these two months... Luck probably plays a significant role, right?

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