$BTC # 37-year-old Fujian native in Shanghai: Using the "253 Batch Building Method" to earn an 8-digit income + luxury cars and mansions $TURBO

A 37-year-old native of Fujian, who has settled in Shanghai for many years. Now I own a high-end residence in Shanghai, left a villa for my parents back home, and also have a rental property; my garage houses a Mercedes S-Class Maybach, along with the Ferrari sports car I dreamed of in my youth. My account has already firmly reached 8 digits, and I can casually stay in hotels that cost 2000 per night, with spontaneous travels being the norm, living much more comfortably than most of my peers.

Some people ask me if there is a secret to getting rich quickly; in fact, it has nothing to do with talent or luck, but relies entirely on a "foolishly extreme" "253 Batch Building Method." With this method, I achieved over 50 million in profits, and novices following it can avoid 3 years of detours.

Taking the most familiar BTC as an example, if you plan to use 100,000 as a fund pool, you can land it in three steps:

Step 1 "2": First, take 20% (20,000) for a light position to test the waters. With a light position, even if the market fluctuates, there’s no need to panic, as the risk is completely manageable. I've seen too many novices go all in as soon as they enter, getting anxious with a small rise and collapsing with a small fall; this step cleverly avoids this deadly pitfall.

Step 2 "5": The remaining 50% (50,000) is added in batches. If the market rises, wait for a pullback to act; if it falls, slowly add at the rhythm of "add 10% for every 8% drop." No matter how the market swings, the holding cost can always be averaged out, preventing being trapped due to a single entry point.

Step 3 "3": Wait for the trend to stabilize completely—such as when BTC breaks a key point and does not fall back, then add the last 30% (30,000). The entire building process is calm and steady, and is actually much more stable than chasing highs and cutting losses.

This method may look "foolish," but in the crypto world, "foolish methods" are what last. Right now the market is still fluctuating, and I have seen too many novices trying to take "shortcuts," chasing highs and cutting losses, resulting in overnight losses. Meanwhile, I rely on "253"'s "calm, not greedy, and adding in batches," which helps me maintain my footing amidst the volatility.

In fact, the hardest part of the crypto world is not finding a "god operation," but restraining the greed to go all in, and also controlling the fear that comes with falling prices. The reason I can live comfortably is not because I gamble on the market, but because this "foolish method" helps me avoid one pitfall after another. Novices shouldn’t dismiss it as simple; truly useful methods are those that guarantee profit.

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