#数字资产行情上升 3000 USD startup capital, 43 days later the account surpassed 370,000 — this number sounds like a fairy tale, but there are no insider tips, no advanced trading skills, and it doesn't rely on any paid signals. The truth is quite simple: I just stick to three unbreakable trading rules, no matter how "stupid" they seem, and I end up making a fortune in the crypto market.

**Rule One: Act on Breakouts, Give Up on Ranges**

Range-bound consolidation is when the market is just idling. Why should I waste time fighting it? My strategy is to watch the market like a predator — when the moment comes—trading volume suddenly surges, and the price breaks above a key level—I jump in immediately, no hesitation.

Don’t try to predict where the market is headed, don’t waste brainpower on bottom-fishing or top-tapping. Once the trend is clear, treat it as a signal—react accordingly. Simple and crude, but this "foolish" approach has helped me avoid countless false breakouts.

**Rule Two: Always Use Only 20% of Your Capital to Trade**

Going all-in? I could never do that in my life. Doubling down on losing trades? That’s even more ridiculous. Emotions are like weather forecasts to me—know them, but they don’t affect my plans.

If my account drops 2%, I can still sleep well; if I make 15% profit, I’m so happy I might call my parents to share the good news. Trading isn’t like taking exams—you don’t need to get every question right. Just answering a few key ones correctly can outperform most people. That’s why I use 20% of my capital—small bets for trial and error, and only go heavier on high-confidence setups.

**Rule Three: Set Take-Profit and Stop-Loss in Advance, Then Stop Watching**

Every trade I plan ahead with a target profit and a risk limit. Once set, I turn off the software—eat, work, relax.

While others stay glued to the screen in the middle of the night, excitedly shouting "It’s going to skyrocket," I turn over and go back to sleep, thinking: Let it fly, my position has already ridden the rocket. Honestly, there’s no need to refresh the screen every minute.

**What have these three "stupid rules" helped me avoid?**

At least three major market crashes, I survived each one. And those so-called smart opponents? Spending all day studying macro policies, sector rotations, market sentiment indicators—what’s the result? Their accounts are wiped out, or they’re back to starting over with a new account, looking embarrassed.

I increasingly believe that those who can make money in crypto long-term are not necessarily the smartest, but the most "obedient." Don’t aim for overnight riches, don’t blindly bottom-fish out of greed, don’t fight every battle, and don’t keep saying "this time is different."

Smart people always try to predict the future, only to be harshly taught a lesson. I choose to repeat the simplest, laziest, but most practical methods. Making money is indeed boring, but it’s this boredom that keeps my account growing.