In the past two years, I had a female apprentice who started with a capital of 30,000 when she first entered the circle. She couldn't even fully recognize the K-line indicators, yet who would have thought she eventually surged to 10 million. In fact, she relied on neither insider information nor any talent; the core principle was simple: make complex things simple, and then execute simple things to perfection.

Her progression was particularly clear: in the first two years, she slowly grew from 30,000 to 1.2 million, then found her rhythm, and in one year surged from 1.2 million to 6 million, finally breaking 10 million in just 5 months. It became increasingly evident — the speed of making money in the cryptocurrency space inversely correlated with the number of trades.

Initially, I didn’t let her learn those flashy techniques, focusing solely on practicing the 'N shape' pattern: first surge, then pull back to stabilize, and finally break through the previous high; only when all three steps were in place did she enter the market. If the pattern broke, she would immediately cut her position, never averaging down, holding positions, or using leverage. The stop-loss was set at 2%, and the take-profit at 10%. It was calculated that even with a win rate of only 35%, she could still make a steady profit over time.

Many people think this method is 'foolish', always fixating on a bunch of indicators to draw trend lines and chase hot news, resulting in losses the 'smarter' they become. But she was particularly obedient, leaving only a 20-day moving average on the chart, and even deliberately lightened the color, afraid that extra lines would interfere with her judgment.

In terms of capital management, I set strict rules for her: when she reached 1.2 million, she would first withdraw the initial 30,000 to secure her gains; on the day she hit 6 million, she would directly transfer half to buy stable funds and save it for a fixed term, continuing to trade with the rest. Even if the market collapsed, her foundation wouldn’t crumble. I repeatedly emphasized three iron rules to her: don’t chase highs, wait for the pattern to complete before acting; don’t hold positions, immediately exit if the stop-loss line is breached; don’t cling to trades, withdraw part of the profits once the target is achieved.

There is no 'holy grail' in the cryptocurrency market; it is essentially a 'sieve'. Be patient and filter out the complex parts, and execute the remaining simple methods to perfection, and results will naturally follow. You shouldn’t always think about finding a hundred-fold coin; if you can consistently secure 10% for 20 times, you will find that reaching 10 million is just a matter of time. I once accompanied her through many turbulent nights, and now I’m sharing this 'foolish method'. When it's your turn to stay focused and persevere, perhaps you will be the next to create a miracle.