1. Many people lose money in the crypto space mainly due to high expectations, like wanting tenfold or hundredfold returns in a year, which inherently carries immense risk. However, people often get swept up in emotions and forget the risks, betting everything and ultimately cutting losses and exiting, leading to repeated losses that diminish their capital until they suffer a significant loss. Trying to recover capital by trading contracts or engaging in PVP doge trading results in even greater losses.
You may see others trading contracts and engaging in PVP, but their model is different. They may start with little money, perhaps only 1000 or 500, and grow it significantly, while you are directly using larger assets. As you continue to play, your mindset may collapse. Building a good mindset takes one to two years, while destroying it can happen in just five minutes during a sharp market drop.
Now, let me share a method where even a fool can earn 2 times 50% in a year. One way is to dollar-cost average into quality U.S. stocks, like Tesla or Nvidia, and if you stick to it for a year, you're likely to achieve this return. Another is to dollar-cost average into Bitcoin, maintaining this strategy during bear markets; by the following year, you can expect to earn double without any issues. If you start dollar-cost averaging at the beginning of a bull market and continue for six months to a year, earning 50% is also feasible. During a bull market in crypto, consistently dollar-cost averaging into mainstream meme coins for six months to a year can also yield 50% without any problems. After earning 50% each time, consider selling; how much it rises afterwards is no longer your concern, as the emotional money after that isn't for you to capture—you can take profits at the right time.
So, through this method, completing 2 times 50% in a year is something anyone can do. It's simple but not easy, as it requires extreme patience and confidence. During the investment process, whenever there's a drop, thoughts like 'what if it goes to zero?' or 'what if it doesn't rise?' will inevitably arise, creating distractions. Without someone to provide psychological support, about 60% of people will exit; with psychological support, that number might drop to 20%. If we extend this timeframe to 2 years, the exit rate could shockingly reach 80%. This highlights the difference in people's patience; the time process and assets are essentially the same.
I rarely encounter people who make money through dollar-cost averaging because many actually look down on such returns and consider themselves too good for this 'foolish' method. They feel the need to showcase their skills and strategies. However, as time passes, the market will teach them humility. If you were to charge for a dollar-cost averaging group, you'd likely receive a lot of criticism; after all, who doesn't know how to dollar-cost average?
Those without information advantages who engage in contracts, PVP, or swing trading struggle to accumulate funds reliably through compound interest because they might earn on two trades but lose on one. A single loss can wipe out the gains, preventing any accumulation. This is fundamentally why such models can't build substantial funds. If you have an information advantage, then profits can come swiftly; for instance, I made a 50% return on a small coin in just six days.
Earning 50% in a year is not difficult at all; after 4 years, that amounts to 5 times your investment. The challenge lies in executing with unwavering discipline while avoiding distractions and temptations. Is earning 2 times 50% hard? There's a bit of difficulty in grasping the cycle and rhythm, but it's not too hard either. In 4 years, that could be 25 times; removing the difficulty, I estimate a logical return of 10 times over 4 years. If you stake all your capital in a single bet, focusing solely on what you want to buy, that's the worst money-making strategy, often leading to losses. The market is full of hidden traps; what you think is a good investment is often precisely what others are trying to sell.
So when choosing assets, you need to respect the market and not rely solely on your own ideas. People always ask me how this coin is, or how that one is; I usually glance and say there's a lot of hype. If they disagree, I won't argue; I respect their opinions. Because I already have the best money-making strategy that suits me, and I won't earn too little this way. I can't compare to someone who makes millions on one contract because I don't have that mindset or capability. I can't accept a total loss of capital, I know myself, so I firmly refuse to play.
Many people fail to earn with dollar-cost averaging due to three core reasons: they don't dare to buy when prices drop, they hesitate to act during continuous declines, and they end up cutting losses or lying flat. Also, when prices soar, they feel their investment is too small and want to increase it drastically, only to find it drops afterward, leaving them unable to invest more and buying at the peak. Lastly, even after earning over 50%, many are reluctant to sell, aiming for 100%. You must understand that earning 100% once is completely different from earning 50% twice.
To earn 100% consistently, one must respect the objective reality of the market. You can't expect to profit from the start to the finish because with dollar-cost averaging, you can't buy at the highest or the lowest. Even if a coin eventually rises by 5 times, you might only earn 50%. At this point, don't be dismissive of the amount; most people lose money, and earning 50% already puts you ahead of the vast majority of those who bought this coin. You've earned a lot.
For those coins with the potential to increase by 3-5 times, I aim to earn 50%. I achieve my goals through multiple 50% gains, making it easy for me. Investing isn't an exam where you must score 90% to excel; investing is a marathon. Earning 50% once or 10 times 50% is 25 times. If you perform well, you can achieve 25 times in 4 years, which is entirely possible.
In this process, the only thing you need is patience. I don't recommend playing this game with too little money; I suggest having at least 100,000, ideally around 300,000. If you have a few million, that would naturally be even better, making the experience much more enjoyable. You shouldn't attempt to predict the market but rather respect its direction. By consistently dollar-cost averaging, you can calculate how much you can earn.
At this moment, you will feel that you are really impressive.
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