Simple rules repeated over and over, discipline is greater than luck

After years of navigating the crypto world, I’ve seen too many stories of overnight doubles, and also many tragedies where all capital is lost. Many people think that making money depends either on the luck of the chosen ones or on mastering some exclusive secret. But honestly, the truly consistent profits don’t come from complex or mysterious technical indicators, but from simple, repeatedly tested rules that are almost a bit boring.

When I first started, I also took this wrong turn—unable to resist the fluctuations of the K-line, eager to "push hard" every day. The result was often a series of reckless operations that nearly led to account liquidation, costing more than it gained.

The methods I want to discuss today may not sound as exciting or tempting as a "wealth code," but as long as you truly implement them, you can avoid many pitfalls.

**From Pursuing Complexity to Returning to Simplicity**

In the early days of my career, I was obsessed with various technical indicators, always trying to find that "Holy Grail" that could make me rich overnight. But repeated losses taught me a lesson—profitability in the crypto space isn’t about how much you can earn on a single trade, but about how to keep from losing over time.

Recent observations reveal a phenomenon: about 80% of investors in the crypto world repeatedly lose money in the cycle of chasing rallies and selling dips, while only about 20% end up making money. This isn’t a matter of luck, but rather a few key decision choices that shape most people’s wealth outcomes.

The real way to make money is actually to avoid obvious mistakes. For example, don’t blindly pile on high leverage—leverage can amplify gains, but it can also magnify losses.