Is your account getting smaller and smaller, yet you still lose money despite watching the market every day? I totally understand that feeling.

I used to fall into the same traps—drawing lines, studying various theoretical systems, full of confidence, only to be wiped out twice and shattered all my illusions. That period was really tough; I watched my account shrink with my own eyes but couldn’t figure out what was wrong.

It wasn’t until later that I realized I was messing around with unnecessary things. The real turning point actually came from the most "primitive" approach.

Growing from just over 2000 to a 13-digit figure, I only used three rules. It sounds ridiculously simple, but very few people can stick with it—because execution is the hardest part.

**Rule 1: Only follow the strong, don’t guess the main players**
Don’t research false signals like诱多 or诱空; just watch if the price effectively breaks through the previous high. If it breaks through, follow; if it fails, exit—no hesitation. Trade the established trend, not future predictions.

**Rule 2: Always keep a light position, survival is the most important**
Never risk more than 20% of your capital per trade, take profits in batches. Stop when hit by a stop-loss, don’t add positions, don’t hold through losses, and don’t retaliate emotionally. Doubling your money is great, but staying alive to keep earning is more valuable.

**Rule 3: Follow the trend, don’t bet on the bottom**
When prices rise, only go long; when they fall, consider shorting. Follow the clearest current direction and take what’s available. No predictions, just follow the trend.

Others might make ten trades a day, I might only trade once or twice a week. But you know what? My account is actually becoming more stable.

It’s not that I’m more skilled; honestly, I’ve just stopped fighting the market. In the crypto world, those who truly make money are often not the best analysts, but those who can strictly follow simple rules to the end.

You might not lack skills, but what you lack is discipline and patience. Stop messing around with fancy tricks—try sticking to this simple method for a month, and the results will make you see trading in a new light.

The method itself isn’t hard; the hard part is actually doing it.