Last year I met a brother like this. He usually doesn't talk much, and his operations are simple, but after a year, his return rate was more stable than anyone else's. Guess what? He could lose eight times out of ten trades, but in the end, his account still multiplied by more than ten times. Sounds outrageous, right? But he did it.
His core logic is just one sentence: You have to stay at the table to have a chance to win money.
How exactly did he do it? He divided his principal into ten parts, using only one part for each order, and his stop-loss line was fixed at 5%, never lingering on the battlefield. More importantly — if he loses three consecutive times, he immediately stops, shuts down, and goes for a walk. While others are being cut by the market back and forth, he is already enjoying tea and watching the show. This kind of discipline, among the people I've seen, less than 5% can achieve.
Technically, he doesn't pay attention to those flashy indicators.
What 5-day golden crosses and death crosses? He says those are just noise prepared for the chumps. He only sees trends above the 30-day line — stabilizing there is what counts as a main upward wave; currencies below the 200-day line? He doesn't even look, no matter how lively it gets.
What impresses me the most is his contrarian operation against emotions. The colder the market, the more excited he gets; the louder the community's complaints, the more he feels the opportunity is coming. When the market is crashing and no one is talking, he slowly picks up chips; when the market is soaring and everyone is celebrating, he becomes alert like a cat. He only uses profits to increase positions, having withdrawn the principal early on, reducing the amount by half for every 10% increase, like stacking a pyramid, heavily at the bottom and lighter as it rises.
With this gameplay, the big players can't do anything about him. He has concluded: a long upper shadow at a high position has a 70% probability of crashing within a week; currencies that fall silently without volume are specially designed to deal with impatient chumps. These rules seem simple, but few can stick to them.
Many people always dream of getting rich overnight, only to become fodder for the market.
And this brother's 'stupid method' has outperformed 99% of the 'smart people'. Why? Because the market specializes in punishing those who don't comply; the more one pursues shortcuts, the easier it is to fall into pitfalls.
I increasingly agree: slow is the fastest way. It's not about who earns more this time, but about who lives longer. When the market is crazy and you're not on the sidelines, and when the market is warm and you have chips in hand — that's already an 80% win.
So don't always be anxious looking at others' stories of hundreds of times. First, ask yourself: Have you set your stop-loss line? Is your principal protected? When continuously losing money, are you willing to go empty-handed? Rules are more reliable than luck, and staying alive is more important than getting rich.
Remember, friends, in this market, avoiding pitfalls is already making money. #加密市场反弹 #加密市场观察 $ETH
