After five years of hard work and setbacks, I’ve never thought about giving up.
$PIPPIN and $AVNT have taught me a lot about market trends. After countless trial and error, I’ve developed a trading approach—simple to say, it really is that straightforward; hard to say, 99% of people just can’t do it.
**Four Core Steps:**
**1. Stick to the N-shaped pattern** Strong upward move → volume contraction pullback → volume breakout. Once the pattern forms, enter the market; if it breaks, cut your position immediately. Remember three "no"s: no leverage, no adding to positions, no holding through losses. Just do that.
**2. Take profit and stop loss are life and death lines** Don’t bother with complicated trend lines or obsess over a bunch of indicators. Actually, with just a 35% win rate, you can make consistent profits by sticking to the strategy. The problem? 99% of people can’t control themselves—they always think they’re "smart" and try to outsmart the market, but in the end, they get wiped out.
**3. The 20-day moving average is a good friend** Lighten up your candlestick analysis; don’t overthink with too many indicators. Spend 5 minutes every morning scanning the 4-hour chart for signals. If there’s one, place an order; if not, just shut down. The rest of the time? Live your normal life—don’t fight the market.
**4. When you make money, take it off the table** When I earned 1.2 million, I withdrew my principal immediately; later, after earning 6 million, I took out half to allocate to safer investments. Always remember: what stays in the market must be money you can afford to lose.
Many people who hear my method for the first time say it’s too simple, too naive. But looking back now, those who thought they were "smart" have already been kicked out by the market!
You can never catch every wave in the market. The real game-changers are those few opportunities you see clearly.
Going solo will eventually lead to a crash; having a guide makes the journey steadier and longer. Want to change your situation? Better to work together on a plan.
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OnChainDetective
· 2025-12-27 06:34
holding $PIPPIN bags and traced the wallet movements... transaction patterns scream typical pump mechanics, ngl. that "35% winrate" math checks out statistically but blockchain evidence shows most retail positions got liquidated during the 4h chart dumps. suspicious activity detected on those exit liquidity points.
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AirdropHunter007
· 2025-12-26 20:58
Haha, I've heard this trick several times before, but it's really hard to execute properly.
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SatoshiSherpa
· 2025-12-25 22:27
That's right, simple and straightforward methods tend to last the longest. All those flashy indicators piled up have already been liquidated.
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Redi_Hamster
· 2025-12-25 10:02
crazy crazy
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WalletDetective
· 2025-12-24 17:30
There's nothing wrong with what you're saying, but execution is difficult. I've also tried this method, honestly following the N-shaped pattern for the first three months. As soon as there was a small rebound, I got itchy and broke the pattern. Now I keep the 20-day moving average close to the baseline, reminding myself not to make reckless guesses.
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0xInsomnia
· 2025-12-24 17:25
Exactly right, but the bottleneck is that 99% of people are stuck on execution.
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DegenRecoveryGroup
· 2025-12-24 17:23
It sounds like that "simple and brutal wins" theory, but honestly, can a 35% win rate really guarantee a win? No matter how I do the math, it seems questionable.
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GasFeeCryer
· 2025-12-24 17:23
It's the same old story, ears are getting calloused from listening, but there is indeed some substance to it.
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VibesOverCharts
· 2025-12-24 17:07
To be honest, I've heard this logic too many times, but I really haven't seen many people who can truly stick to no leverage and be satisfied with a 35% win rate.
After five years of hard work and setbacks, I’ve never thought about giving up.
$PIPPIN and $AVNT have taught me a lot about market trends. After countless trial and error, I’ve developed a trading approach—simple to say, it really is that straightforward; hard to say, 99% of people just can’t do it.
**Four Core Steps:**
**1. Stick to the N-shaped pattern**
Strong upward move → volume contraction pullback → volume breakout. Once the pattern forms, enter the market; if it breaks, cut your position immediately. Remember three "no"s: no leverage, no adding to positions, no holding through losses. Just do that.
**2. Take profit and stop loss are life and death lines**
Don’t bother with complicated trend lines or obsess over a bunch of indicators. Actually, with just a 35% win rate, you can make consistent profits by sticking to the strategy. The problem? 99% of people can’t control themselves—they always think they’re "smart" and try to outsmart the market, but in the end, they get wiped out.
**3. The 20-day moving average is a good friend**
Lighten up your candlestick analysis; don’t overthink with too many indicators. Spend 5 minutes every morning scanning the 4-hour chart for signals. If there’s one, place an order; if not, just shut down. The rest of the time? Live your normal life—don’t fight the market.
**4. When you make money, take it off the table**
When I earned 1.2 million, I withdrew my principal immediately; later, after earning 6 million, I took out half to allocate to safer investments. Always remember: what stays in the market must be money you can afford to lose.
Many people who hear my method for the first time say it’s too simple, too naive. But looking back now, those who thought they were "smart" have already been kicked out by the market!
You can never catch every wave in the market. The real game-changers are those few opportunities you see clearly.
Going solo will eventually lead to a crash; having a guide makes the journey steadier and longer. Want to change your situation? Better to work together on a plan.