I, an old trader from the post-'80s generation, have made the most stable money using the simplest methods.
I have been in the cryptocurrency circle for over a decade, witnessing bull and bear cycles, experiencing extreme rises and falls, and seeing countless people get liquidated out of greed and cut losses out of panic. I am increasingly convinced of one belief: smart people always want to predict, while I only do one thing—execute.
I don’t care how others view it; I only care about: my position structure, my entry and exit rhythm, my risk control.
My method is indeed 'simple':
I buy when it falls, and I sell when it rises.
I never go all in, never bet everything, and never try to catch the top or the bottom.
My positions are always divided into several parts, buying on pullbacks and selling on rebounds.
When the market is crazy, I remain calm; when the market is cold, I am patient.
While others look at news, watch KOLs, and gauge sentiment,
I only look at price structure and my phased plan.
Others rush to make quick money, but I only make money with a high probability.
I never fantasize about getting in at the lowest point, nor do I pursue getting out at the highest point.
I allow myself to miss 10%, but I want to secure that 70% trend profit.
I am not after a single trade that makes me rich; I pursue a long-term stable and replicable profit curve.
Some say I am lucky, but it’s not true.
Being able to make money is not because I am smart,
it's because I am stupid enough to only believe in discipline and patience.
The market has educated me countless times, and now it’s my turn to use rules to tame the market.
The most honest statement:
The cryptocurrency circle rewards those who are patient and punishes those who are overly smart. I am not a genius, but I am someone who has lived long. $BTC
