#美联储降息 Two months from 2,100U to 75,000U—this number sounds outrageous, but my approach is exactly the opposite, so simple it might disappoint you.

No watching charts all day, no high-frequency trading, and no blind faith in technical indicators. A few friends trading with me have either bought cars or switched to full-time trading. People are curious about how I operate, but there's really just one logic: do less.

**First Habit: Enter and Hold Steady**

I use 30% of my total funds to participate in trending markets. Once I open a position, I rarely add more or trade frequently. Market fluctuations? I basically ignore them. I only lock in some profits when the gains are obvious, and let the rest run. This sounds passive, but this "passivity" keeps me from being eaten up by emotions and trading fees, preserving profits.

**Second Habit: Follow Only Major Trends**

I don’t touch small altcoins or short-term trades. I wait until the overall direction is clear, and only make moves when major coins like $BTC, $ETH show obvious trends. Catching the right trend once yields more consistent profits than ten times of fiddling around. This isn’t conservative; it’s the most practical way to survive volatile markets.

**Third Habit: Extreme Discipline in Money Management**

Divide your capital into five parts, and only move 1 to 2 parts at a time. Only consider adding to a position when the trend is truly confirmed. Never try to guess the bottom. Many people fall here—they’re always trying to bottom fish, but end up digging themselves deeper.

The money I make, frankly, is from "not fussing" compound growth. New traders burn through fees and emotions in frequent trades, while I simply repeat the same logic and let the trend speak for itself.

Growth records:
- Early June: 2,100U
- June 21: 12,000U
- July 5: 39,000U
- July 18: 75,000U (only withdrew once during this period)

There’s no mysterious formula—just a commitment to position sizing and controlling human weaknesses. Often, slow is fast, and less is more.

If you keep stumbling in trading, maybe it’s time to stop and think—it's not that you lack strategies, but that you have too many rules to follow. When the market moves significantly and the trend is confirmed, we go all in together. If you want to hold steady and seize opportunities, it’s time to move.