People often say that my trading approach is too simple and crude—just recognizing a pattern, following two strict rules, and only looking at one moving average. They think this is too low-level, but in fact, they don't realize that behind this seemingly clumsy method lies a deterministic logic that fights against market randomness.

To put it plainly, no one can predict how the market will move in the next second. Those complex indicator stacks are just an illusion of being "very professional." Instead, signals like the N-shaped pattern, the 20-day moving average, which have been repeatedly validated by the market, along with strict discipline of 2% stop-loss and 10% take-profit, are truly reliable.

I never greedily chase every wave of the market. I focus on opportunities I see clearly and am confident about. Using definite patterns to judge, and cold discipline to control risk—only then can I survive longer in the volatility of BTC and ETH. Those seemingly clever complex operations? They often lead people to become more confused in the fog of uncertainty. Long-term profitability in the crypto space isn't about fancy techniques; it's about sticking to simple and effective rules.