I relied on "laziness" to double my account.
My best friend asked me: "Duo'er, how did your account double with such little effort? I watch the market every day, working myself to death, but my money keeps decreasing."
I pushed my teacup away and replied:
"You see the red and green fluctuations, while I see the trends of life and death."
My strategy is very simple:
1. Focus on the big picture and ignore the noise.
Intraday fluctuations? That's just background noise. The 4-hour chart is merely a structural sketch. My real battlefield is in the daily and weekly charts. The life and death of the trend are determined there.
2. Test the waters and confirm before increasing positions.
Like tossing a stone to find the way, I enter the market with the lightest position. Until the weekly chart closes and gives me a clear "road sign," I start building bridges and increasing my positions step by step.
3. Stop-loss should be "foolish" and wide enough.
I set my stop-loss outside the reverse low points of the weekly candlestick. This distance ensures that no matter how much the market fluctuates, I won't be shaken out. Because of this, I sleep soundly every night.
Only after opening a position do I truly begin to "win by lying down."
Every day at market close, I spend 3 minutes checking my plan and asking: Is the trend still there? Is it just taking a break or has it reached its end?
After asking, I close my computer. Exercise, write code, drink tea… no one knows I have a seven-figure position lying in my account.
The core message is this: Money is earned by "sitting" rather than "doing."
· Ten small stop-losses, nine are trial-and-error costs. But capturing that one right moment can recover all previous losses plus a year's living expenses.
· Lower the frequency, and you qualify to increase your position. High-frequency trading, no matter how sharp the trading system, will be worn down by friction costs.
· Only catch three or four waves of trends in a year, with each wave targeting 50%. Compounded, that leads to doubling. The crypto market is never short of volatility, but if you treat all fluctuations as opportunities, you'll miss all the real opportunities.
As for…
How do I accurately pinpoint those three or four "fatal strike" opportunities?
And how do I filter out those tempting but dangerous false signals like an experienced traditional Chinese medicine doctor?
I leave the answer to this question for you, who truly understands, to ask me.
