#数字资产市场洞察 After getting liquidated three times, I completely gave up that trap of complicated technical methods.

I used to be a technical indicator fanatic. I would analyze the Chan Theory, candlestick patterns, various indicator crossovers, and ponder over the market every day, eager to interpret every fluctuation in the market. What was the result? I got liquidated three times in a row, and my account shrank to a mess. The sense of helplessness was as desperate as it could be.

Later, I completely gave up. I stopped looking at technical analysis and didn't believe in any predictions based on the theory of twists. I simply used the most rudimentary and straightforward method in the crypto world to trade.

The amazing thing is that the account skyrocketed from 1700U to 130,000U directly.

This trap method might seem too simplistic when stated, but execution is everything. The core consists of three points:

**First, only eat the meat of breakthroughs.** I completely ignore market washouts, baiting for more, and consolidations. As long as the price strongly breaks through to new highs, just get in. Once it breaks, enjoy the trend bonus; immediately stop-loss for false breaks, it's that simple and straightforward. Don't overthink the intentions of the main players, let the data and prices speak.

**Secondly, always keep it light.** Use only 20% of your position each time, take profits when you make some money, and don't be greedy. If you're stopped out, just take a break, don't increase your position, don't stubbornly hold on, and don't flip to short. While others are exhausted from making dozens of trades a day, I might only make two or three trades a week, and I end up earning more steadily.

**Finally, just follow the trend.** Don't try to catch the bottom, don't guess the top, and don't think about predicting the future. In an uptrend, chase the rise; in a downtrend, chase the short. The mindset of going with the flow is actually the most reliable defense. Those who say they can't draw lines or analyze are still pondering, while my account has long taken off.

In the end, it's not that I'm particularly smart or talented. I just finally cut away all the unnecessary thoughts. No more over-optimization, no more overthinking, just putting the simplest methods to the fullest.

The fundamental of margin trading does not rely on mastering any profound skills, but rather whether one can truly execute. Countless traders fail because their thinking is complicated, their actions are cumbersome, and their execution is inconsistent. If you really want your account to take off, honing your execution ability is more important than anything else.

Don't just envy others' profits verbally; if you really operate according to this logic for thirty days, the results will definitely surprise you. It is only from the moment you give up technical analysis that you truly start to understand.