Many people enter the cryptocurrency world, and their first thought is "a chance to turn things around," but the reality is often that they are washed out in the first round.

Instead of working desperately, I prefer a method that can survive long-term.

Do not invest all your funds at once; first, divide them into several parts. When you encounter a promising coin, start with a small position to test the waters, and gradually add more during a pullback to lower the overall cost; when prices rise, sell in batches and secure your profits. The profit comes not from a one-sided market but from the space of price fluctuations.

By the time you have used all your positions, the market has usually dropped significantly, unless there is an extreme waterfall, otherwise your mentality won't break directly. More importantly, every time you sell, it is already a profit in hand.

This method is certainly not fast, and funds will be tied up while waiting.

Therefore, the target must be stable, and idle funds can also earn some interest, accumulating while waiting.

Going from small funds to a larger scale is never about going all in, but rather about rhythm and patience.

Only those who can stay in the market long enough truly have the opportunity to wait for the day of turning things around.