Do you think that those contract experts in the crypto world are always studying indicators like MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands? Let me tell you, you're wrong.

The ones who truly make money and last until the end in the crypto space are never those full of indicators and self-proclaimed "technical experts" who think they're so smart. The people who make money are actually very simple—they stick to the principle of "simplicity" as their bottom line.

I've seen too many technical enthusiasts. Seven or eight windows filled with screens, eyes glued to the candlesticks, murmuring nonstop, loaded with a bunch of indicator mnemonics. But what happens at the moment of placing an order? Hesitation, impulsiveness, regret—bombarding each other. When the market pulls up, they worry about missing out and chase after it, even before signals are fully confirmed. When the market drops, they get scared and cut losses before reversal data even appears. In the end, it's not just money lost—it's their restless hearts that lose.

And what about the seasoned veterans? Their approach is surprisingly simple. They focus on two or three core indicators, trade only the coins they are familiar with, and stick to one strategy for years. Even if the market rises rapidly, they don't go crazy; if it falls deep, they stay calm as usual. Every profit and loss is under control. On the surface, it might look a bit "dumb," but in reality, it's rock solid.

I have a friend who has been trading contracts for five years, and his account has never blown up once. While others are studying details like volume changes or top-bottom reversals, he sticks to one rule—follow the trend, and exit immediately if wrong. Using this seemingly simple method, he has steadily earned over a million U.S. dollars.

In the crypto world, it's never about intelligence; it truly tests your execution, patience, and self-control. The smarter you are, the easier it is to get caught up in your own ideas; the simpler you keep things, the more likely you are to laugh last.

So ask yourself—are you planning to be a "leek" to be harvested forever, or do you want to be the final winner?