The method for stable growth in the crypto circle may be completely different from what most people have heard.

Many are scared off by sayings like "newbies die chasing highs," but the reality is often the opposite. To stand firm in the crypto market, the key is not to buy the dip at low prices, but to—chase the rally, which means making breakout trades.

When I first encountered this system, the first principle was very simple: only focus on coins reaching new highs in history, only make breakout trades. Mainstream coins, coins hitting new all-time highs, strong coins—whoever is breaking out, I follow. What’s the only constraint? Losses must be controlled within 10%.

The result is quite interesting. The gains aren’t extremely fast, but losses are almost never incurred. Once you catch the trend, the returns can significantly widen.

Many people are afraid of chasing the rally, but the real reason is—lack of stop-loss. Chasing the rally itself isn’t a problem; the issue is not willing to admit mistakes after chasing. The truly efficient method is to buy coins that have already been selected by the market.

A single breakout might not seem like much, but when a coin repeatedly hits new highs, the market is actually telling you: strength is in control of the rhythm. Yet most people tend to go against this—"It’s already risen so much, maybe it’s time to adjust?" "I think it’s a bit high." In the crypto world, feeling is the most expensive thing.

The two biggest taboos in crypto trading are: being too subjective and being too active. Those who truly make money tend to appear more "lazy." Because big market moves are never made through frequent buying and selling, but by standing on the side of the trend.

If you’re still not good at selecting strong coins, just focus on one pattern: the bullish engulfing pattern. The prerequisite is that the trend must be in a bullish phase. During an upward correction, if a single bullish candle engulfs the entire correction, as long as the trend isn’t broken, it’s a signal that the strong are continuing to exert effort.

In the crypto world, it’s not about prediction, but about following the trend and execution. The more you try to appear smart, the easier you are to be harvested by the market. Conversely, the simpler your thinking, the easier it is to survive. Those who understand the trend, can withstand volatility, and admit mistakes in time—once they choose the right direction, making money really isn’t that complicated.