Many often question my claim of making hundreds of U daily, thinking it is an exaggeration. But in reality, this has become my daily routine, as easy as having breakfast.

My trading method does not rely on luck or complex technical analysis, nor does it involve high-risk heavy positions. On the contrary, I adopt a strategy that may be considered boring but is very effective:

First of all, I only focus on BTC and ETH, the two mainstream cryptocurrencies, and I will not divert my attention to other coins.

Secondly, I follow a fixed trading rhythm: patiently waiting for the right entry point, and exiting promptly once I make a profit. I don’t stare at the candlestick charts all day, and when I need to be in cash, I can relax myself without distractions.

For example, when ETH is stagnant for three days, many retail investors feel bored, while I have already set up my short position in advance, waiting for the right moment. When the false breakout occurs and it falls back, I easily profit over 2000 dollars, enough to cover half a year's worth of milk tea expenses. This is not prediction, but the result of being well-prepared in advance.

The common mistakes retail investors make are not due to technical abilities, but rather the disruption of trading rhythm: even with correct judgments, losses may still occur, positions may be unstable, and frequent opening of orders can happen. This resembles venting emotions rather than engaging in real trading.

The successful traders I mentor are able to accept advice and put it into practice. Although I do not perform technical analysis, each trade has a clear plan, including a schedule, position management, and profit-taking and stop-loss strategies, just like following a recipe in cooking.

The market does not reward those who react quickly, but rather those who know what they are doing. My core trading logic includes:

1. Accumulate small profits through minor fluctuations for long-term stable gains.
2. Stop trading decisively when the rhythm is not right.
3. Cut losses promptly in unfavorable market conditions, don't hold on stubbornly.
4. Flexibly manage positions, do not blindly pursue large positions.

Do not fantasize about reversing your fate with a single trade; instead, you should first adjust your trading pace. What you need is not some secret, but a stable strategy and someone who can timely stop you.

Don't wait until your account only has 200U left to seek help. If you want to achieve stable profits and grow your funds through compound interest, you might as well try my seemingly unremarkable method. As long as you genuinely want to do it, you will naturally understand the reasoning behind it.