I'm 37 years old, from Fujian, and now live in Hangzhou. I own one apartment in Hangzhou, two apartments in my hometown—one for my parents and the other for rent—and a Porsche that I never even dreamed of owning. My account balance is consistently over eight figures, and I can now afford to stay in hotels costing 2000 yuan a night and take spontaneous trips. I'm more carefree than many people in their 30s who run businesses.

Some people are curious about my secret. It has nothing to do with talent or luck; it's all thanks to a simple method: the "253 staggered investment method."

Using this, I've made over 30 million yuan in profits. Beginners can follow this method and avoid many pitfalls.

Let's take BTC, which everyone is familiar with, as an example. If you prepare 100,000 yuan as a capital pool, you can get started in three steps.

The first step is "2": start with 20% (20,000 yuan) as a small initial investment. With a small position, you won't panic even if the market fluctuates, and you can completely withstand the risk. I've seen too many beginners go all-in as soon as they enter the market, getting carried away by small gains and panicking by small losses. This step helps avoid that pitfall.

The second step is "5": Add the remaining 50% (50,000) in batches. If the market rises, wait for a pullback before acting; if it falls, add 10% gradually for every 8% drop. This way, no matter how volatile the market, the average cost will always be balanced, preventing being trapped by a single entry point.

The third step is "3": Wait for the trend to stabilize—for example, if BTC breaks through a key level and doesn't fall back—before adding the final 30% (30,000). The entire position-building process is unhurried and more stable.

This method may seem "clumsy," but in the crypto world, the "clumsy method" is the most sustainable. The market is still fluctuating, and I've seen too many beginners chase highs and lows, trying to take "shortcuts," only to suffer huge losses overnight. But by relying on the "253" principle of "no panic, no greed, and phased entry," I managed to stabilize myself amidst the volatility.

Actually, the hardest thing in the crypto world isn't finding "god-like moves," but self-control—controlling the greed to go all-in, and controlling the fear of panicking when prices drop. My ability to stay at ease isn't about gambling on market trends; it's this "simple method" that helped me avoid pitfall after pitfall. Newcomers shouldn't dismiss its simplicity; a truly useful method is one that's practical and generates consistent profits.

I once stumbled aimlessly in the darkness of the crypto world, but now I finally have a "light" in my hand.

This light is always on; it just depends on whether you're willing to follow me.#加密市场观察 #美联储重启降息步伐