Someone privately asked me: Have you really made money in the crypto market?



No secrets, I do have gains. But it's not about some mysterious high-level tricks; it's just a simple, somewhat boring execution logic.

Initially, I started with a hundred thousand USDT following this framework, and later it grew to a seven-figure amount. That’s when I realized: to maintain consistent profits, you really don’t need to watch the market every day until exhaustion.

The core can be summarized in three words: Trend, Support, Wait.

**First, look at the big picture direction**
Rise? Fall? Or just sideways grinding? That’s the first step.
If the trend is upward, I go long; if downward, I go short; if sideways, I stay out.
If you don’t understand the direction, no matter how sophisticated your analysis, it’s all a waste of effort.

**Then, lock in key ranges**
Prices don’t jump randomly; they move like climbing stairs, step by step.
What we need to do is enter when the price "settles firmly" at a level, and exit when it reaches the next step.
These steps are usually support and resistance levels.

**And then wait for trigger signals**
After confirming the range, I switch to a lower timeframe to find specific entry points.
Everyone has different habits; mastering one or two patterns is enough.
When a signal appears, act; if not, keep waiting. Whether you can hold this step is the fundamental reason most people can’t narrow the gap.

**Always do six things during execution**
Choose the target, determine the position size, go long or short, where to enter, where to stop-loss if wrong, where to take profit if right.
The clearer the plan, the less your hands will tremble. You won’t impulsively add to your position, nor will you be led by short-term fluctuations.

**The difficulty has never been in the technical analysis**
Can you set a stop-loss? Can you realize profits and hold them? Are your emotions stable?
These are a hundred times more important than candlestick patterns.

Many people don’t lose because of the method, but because of impatience, chaos, and the desire to get rich overnight.
Those who can make profits grow don’t rely on luck—they rely on a fixed process that they repeatedly refine.

The market changes every day, but once you develop the habit, you can stay clear-headed amid chaos.
Whether you can keep your hands steady will be directly answered by your account.
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ConfusedWhalevip
· 12-11 02:29
From 100,000 to seven figures, this framework is indeed top-notch. It's just that executing it is much harder than it sounds. Really, the most testing moment is when you cut losses. Watching a stock hit the daily limit and still forcing yourself to sell. Waiting for three words like 'order' and 'wait' are simple, but how many people die at this step of waiting? It’s tempting to act. It all sounds right, but during actual trading, that impulse... I forget all about the planned strategy. I need to engrain the phrase 'don’t impulsively increase positions' in my mind; it’s so true. Getting the direction right is one thing, but staying steady is even harder. It’s a game of mental resilience.
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WhaleWatchervip
· 12-10 19:49
Hundreds of thousands turning into seven figures, to put it simply, it's extremely difficult to do. With this mindset, I can't even get past it. Really, most people can't stick to their stop-losses at all, I am one of them. How to put it, when the direction is correct, it actually becomes easier to waste, relying solely on self-discipline is truly incredible. I've heard this set of logic many times, but the key is in execution. Honestly, it's a real test of human nature. I agree that not touching during sideways consolidation is a thousand times better than blindly messing around. It seems simple and boring, but it's actually the biggest test of a person. Most people can't endure it. Just want to ask, how did you get through the biggest drawdowns? Three words: patience and calm. I think this is much more reliable than complicated analysis. That stop-loss is really a life lesson; many people die right there.
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LiquidatedTwicevip
· 12-10 19:46
Growing from 100,000 to seven figures is easy to say, but in reality it's all about mindset and discipline. The thing I fear the most is those seemingly simple things.
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ApyWhisperervip
· 12-10 19:44
That's right, it's just that stop-loss barrier that really traps 99% of people.
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MemeKingNFTvip
· 12-10 19:40
That's a pretty good point, but turning 100,000 U into seven figures... doesn't it seem a bit uncertain? Can it really be this steady in this market trend?
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RooftopVIPvip
· 12-10 19:37
A hundred thousand growing to seven digits sounds good, but the key is how many people can really hold on that long without selling off.
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