A few years ago, I met an old senior who invested 200,000 in the cryptocurrency market. Today, his holdings are worth 58,000,000. He once told me a saying that still enlightens me: "In this market, those who flock together are just a crowd following the trend. As long as you can manage your emotions, this market is your cash machine!"

Over the years, I have been feeling my way across the river and summarized that making money relies on these few points, simple yet difficult to implement:

1. Don't earn small money, don't lose big money.

Just 8 characters, but it has troubled countless people. For example: if you start with 20,000 and it rises to 21,000, you happily take a profit of 5%, but then the market soars to 25,000—earning peanuts while losing a watermelon; later, you tell yourself to make big money, so you invest another 20,000, and when it rises to 21,000, you stubbornly refuse to take profits, but the market falls back to 20,000, even dropping to 19,500, and in the end, you can only stop loss and accept the loss. Many people spend their lives caught in the dilemma of "fear of missing out" and "fear of losses" and can never break free.

2. Only choose mainstream coins that have fallen thoroughly and stabilized, with a base position of 10%.

Don't touch those flashy new coins, don’t guess the precise bottom, just wait for it to stop falling and slowly stabilize before taking action. This method looks clumsy but is solid, avoiding most major pitfalls.

3. After the trend is confirmed, add 20%-30% on the correction.

While others always think of buying at the bottom, I don’t—I add positions only when the trend is stable, even if it costs a bit more, it’s better than getting stuck halfway up the mountain. I would rather miss the low point than take risks without certainty.

4. After each wave of increases, first withdraw the principal and half of the profit.

No matter how crazy the market is, when it reaches your preset target, sell—never be greedy. Money in hand is real profit. With this simple method, I helped a brother who lost over 600,000 last year, and within six months, not only did he break even, but he also made enough to buy a BMW X5.

I’m not boasting; the cryptocurrency market is not lacking in smart people; what it lacks are "foolish people" who can control their hands and endure. While everyone else is chasing trends and making profits, if you follow the trend step by step, you might actually pick up the money others have dropped.

You can either continue to follow the "smart path" and lose, or you can follow my foolish method—take it steady, don’t be greedy, and every penny you earn is solid.