In the cryptocurrency world, the simplest way to make money is often the harshest—I've made a fortune using this 'foolproof method,' and I sincerely recommend everyone to give it a try!

The more you love to be clever and stubbornly grapple with complex technologies, the more likely you are to stumble in the cryptocurrency world—this is a lesson I learned the hard way with real money. Four years ago, I was still a 'technical fanatic,' staying up late every night to monitor the market, studying candlesticks, MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands repeatedly. What was the result? I made a little money and got carried away, lost some and stubbornly held on, and in the end, my account hardly grew, and I got liquidated several times. Until I met an experienced trader, who made it clear to me with one sentence: When trading cryptocurrencies, the simpler, the better.

The '343 phased investment method' he shared made me laugh at first for being too conservative, but after trying it a few times, I was shocked—over two years, an initial capital of 200,000 turned into over 50 million! Now I'm sharing this simple method that even the big players fear with everyone:

### Core Logic: Don't guess price movements, buy according to the rhythm

#### Step One: 30% Initial Position (A small test)

① Only choose mainstream coins: BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, and avoid unknown altcoins;

② Use 30% of total funds to open the position first, never go all in;

③ Keep enough bullets for later, so you have the initiative.

#### Step Two: 40% Additional Position (Buy more as prices drop, lower the cost)

① Don't chase after it rises; wait for a pullback to add more;

② If it drops, add in batches: add 10% for every 10% drop, until this 40% is fully added;

③ The principle is simple: the more it drops, the more cost-effective it becomes, and you can earn more during the subsequent rebound.

#### Step Three: 30% Final Position (Add more when the trend is clear)

① Wait for the coin price to stabilize at a key support level (e.g., the 7-day moving average);

② Add the final 30% at this point, as market sentiment improves, the win rate is higher;

③ Set a trailing stop to lock in profits along the way without giving them back.

Why is this method so effective?

It doesn't rely on predicting the market, but on a solid rhythm;

It doesn't gamble on price movements, but strictly follows the rules;

It doesn't chase highs and kill lows, instead, it picks up chips slowly during the market's greatest panic.

At first, I also thought this method was 'foolish,' but later I understood: In the cryptocurrency world, only the 'fools' who can stick to simple rules have the chance to make big money.

For those who want to use it, just try following it when you get back; it's really not difficult—what's difficult is resisting the temptation to chase after rising prices and sticking to the phased investment rules.