From 2100U to 75,000 U, in less than two months.

To be honest, my journey has felt like I've been using hacks, but the method is ridiculously simple.

No staring at the market, no drawing lines, no trading; I hardly understand any indicators.

Yet, it’s precisely this “seemingly unprofessional” approach that has led to my skyrocketing gains.

Do you think I’m the only one like this?

Brothers who have traded with me, some have quit their jobs to trade full-time, and some have bought new cars and houses.

Many people get more confused the more they research; the simpler I keep it, the more money I make.

What exactly am I relying on?

First: Always maintain a 30% position, hold steady and don’t act recklessly.

I never chase after the small fluctuations of short-term trades.

Market downturn? Stay steady.

Sideways market? Keep holding steady.

Only when a trend explodes do I reduce a little to lock in profits, and the rest I roll with the trend.

While others are cutting losses back and forth, I wait for the big trend to pass the baton.

Second: Avoid air coins, only trade with the major trend direction.

There are plenty of short-term temptations with small coins, but that's not where I make my living.

With mainstream coins, clear trends, and capital entering, that’s when I strike hard.

They spend a day making dozens of trades; I can overtake several streets with just one trend catch.

Third: Extremely calm capital management.

I divide my principal into five parts, and I only operate with one or two of them.

Adding to positions is not about bottom fishing, but about confirming the trend and adding to the position accordingly.

I don’t make money based on the “possibilities” of the market; I rely on discipline and execution to profit.

Real account growth (verifiable)

Early June: 2100U

June 21: 12,000 U

July 5: 39,000 U

July 18: 75,000 U (only withdrew once during this period)

This is not luck; it’s compound interest rolling in.

The most common thing my fans tell me is:

“Teacher, your method is too silly, but I followed it and finally made money.”

How did they lose before?

——They were too smart.

They know how to stop losses, know how to reverse positions, can draw a bunch of lines, and know various indicators...

But their accounts just keep getting smaller.

Let me be blunt:

Most people don’t lose to the market; they lose to their own emotions.

And I don’t have that many judgments, just execution:

Steady positions, endure fluctuations, capture trends.

The market can change at any time; when the wind shifts, it’s an opportunity.

I will remind you the moment I see the direction.

If you want to follow the trend and catch the next wave of the market, now is the best time.

Don’t let being smart harm you anymore.

Keep up, don’t miss the next segment of profits.