In two months, the initial principal has increased by 35 times—sounds exaggerated, but the data is right here. Many people see this result and their first reaction is luck. But that's not the case.

The core idea behind this approach isn't complicated, even a bit "silly": don't chase precise timing, don't rely too much on technical indicators, just stick to execution discipline.

How exactly to operate? Three ironclad rules:

**First, don't be greedy with position sizing.** Divide your total funds into five parts, only move 1-2 parts at a time. When it dips, don't add more; when it's sideways, don't tinker; when it rises, lock in some profits and let the remaining chips continue to run. The benefit of this is a stable mindset, not being emotionally trapped by being caught.

**Second, focus on large swings of mainstream coins.** Small altcoins have too many pitfalls for short-term trading. Instead of daily T+0 trading to earn fees, it's better to catch big trend moves once. Concentrate on the long-term growth of mainstream coins, which often yields more stable returns.

**Third, add to positions in line with the trend.** Many like to buy the dip, but actually they are betting on a rebound. Stick to the trend direction and only add when an upward channel is confirmed—that way, the win rate is much higher.

Seems too simple? But that's the advantage—the simple strategy isn't easily disrupted by emotions. Many accounts shrink over time because they are "too clever": frequent stop-losses, constant adjustments, trying to predict every turning point. The result is often trapping themselves with their own judgments.

Real account data as proof:
Early June: $2,100
June 21: $12,000
July 5: $39,000
July 18: $75,000 (only one withdrawal during this period)

The growth logic is clear: early small funds, in the right direction, leveraging compound interest to grow exponentially. Once in the acceleration phase, gains are exponential. The key is to stay consistent and not reverse operations.

Among traders I know personally, some do this full-time, others have doubled or tripled their assets part-time. The common point is abandoning the illusion of being "too smart"—focusing on disciplined execution. Many feedback: "Follow this method and double your funds in two or three months. I used to think I was strong technically, watching K-lines daily, but I lost the most."

The underlying logic of crypto trading isn't that complicated—pick the right direction, control risk well, and be patient. If you do these three well, making money is just a matter of time.