#数字货币市场洞察 grew from 30,000 to 10 million, and finally realized a harsh truth: the more complicated the strategy, the less you can make simple money.

Everyone in the crypto world wants to be an all-rounder, never missing any opportunity. The result? They exit early. My entire method actually boils down to one sentence—only trade N-shaped breakouts, don’t try to catch the top and bottom, just eat the middle part.

**What’s an N-shape?**

Just look at the candlestick chart: the first wave up (vertical) → pullback and shakeout (diagonal) → second wave breakout above the previous high with increased volume (another vertical). Connect them and you get an N.

The logic behind this is simple: after the main force accumulates chips, they need to shake out the weak hands, and then they quickly push the price up. Your task is just one—wait for the pullback that doesn’t break the previous low, and enter at the moment when volume surges and the price starts moving up.

**How to achieve compounding with the N-shape?**

First, screening coins: only trade coins whose daily price is above the 20-day moving average. This ensures the overall trend is upward.

Then, entry: when the price pulls back to a previous support level (such as a 50% retracement of the first wave), if you see a small bullish candle with low volume, you can start to build a position cautiously. Don’t get greedy and go all in at once.

For adding to your position: wait for a breakout above the previous high with increased volume, then chase. But set your stop loss at the lowest point of that breakout candle. If it breaks, just take the loss, no mercy.

Exit mechanism: when you have a 10% profit, cut your position in half first, and set a trailing stop for the remaining order to let it run. This way you lock in profits and still don’t miss big moves.

**Risk control is the only rule for survival**

Each trade’s loss should not exceed 2% of total capital—this isn’t a suggestion, it’s the bottom line.

If you miss an N-shaped opportunity, stay in cash. Don’t try to guess choppy markets. Many people fail because they always try to profit from every little move.

Withdraw 50% of your monthly profits; always keep your principal safe.

**Why can’t most people learn this?**

Because this method requires you to spend 80% of your time waiting in cash. I only watch the market for 1 hour a day when it opens, and the rest of the time I’m completely offline. Truly profitable opportunities are rare—frequent trading is just giving your money to the market.

You’ll find that the main reason most people fail is greed—they want to catch every move. But the market never rewards greed. It only rewards those who can wait, endure, and stick to discipline.

When you replace subjective intuition with a systematic approach, and suppress your inner greed with cold, hard discipline, only then will the market monster really start working for you. Don’t be fooled by luck, thinking it’s your own ability.