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9 days of earning 460,000 USD, the underlying logic is actually not that mysterious.
ETH earned 460,000 USD in a single trade and held steadily for 9 days, FHE made a crazy 18,000 USD in one day, ZEC netted 20,000 USD in two days, and PIPPIN directly gained 110,000 USD — with such results in front of us, many people's first reaction is "This guy must be relying on watching the market obsessively or insider information." I can say clearly, this idea is completely wrong.
My trading logic boils down to two points, which are quite simple—
First, be patient. Wait until the precise signal appears. Not acting every day before the market opens, but accumulating strength and readiness. Second, once the signal shows, you must act without hesitation. If something feels off, cut losses and exit immediately — never argue with yourself.
How did I handle that ETH trade? After a second dip to the bottom, I bought directly. What about FHE? It surged but lacked strength, so I reversed and shorted. There’s no mysterious top or bottom prediction — just waiting for the price to show clear signs of a turn or breakout, then follow up.
Set a hard stop-loss on every trade — that’s the bottom line — to ensure you don’t lose big. Conversely, let your winning trades run freely. Like that ETH trade, profits kept snowballing, and only then did the results look so good.
The core of profit-making is really this: use very small costs to chase a high-probability profit. You don’t need to win every time; catching one or two big moves can cover all those small losses.
Those who stare at K-line charts every day and are emotionally driven by rises and falls, frankly, are no longer trading — they’re being played by the market. Remember one thing — opportunities are created by waiting, profits are made sitting still. Sometimes, doing nothing is the smartest move.