$ETH Only by holding onto it can you eat big meat, without being swayed by emotions, rationally looking at K-lines, and engaging in market games! Many people see me doing well now and think I'm a 'gifted player,' able to seize opportunities when the market moves, casually opening a couple of trades to make money.

But the truth is—I was once the kind of person who doubted life due to the market.

Chasing news, chasing trends, chasing skyrocketing prices, I've tried every kind of reckless behavior.

Later, I completely woke up:

What could save me was never prediction, nor inspiration, but four words—stupid diligence.

I could grow from 3000 to 800,000 entirely relying on this foolish method:

First: Do less.

While others open dozens of trades in one night, I open only 1-2 trades a day at most.

The more frequent the trading, the easier it is to be led by emotions.

Second: Focus on the mainstream.

While others chase flying coins, I only look at BTC and ETH, which are more certain.

I don’t need excitement; I need to survive longer.

Third: Mechanical execution.

Set entry and exit prices in advance.

Don't move until the price hits, and execute without changing plans on the spot.

The more trading resembles a robot, the easier it is to make money.

Fourth: Never go all in.

Only use 1/5 to 1/3 of the position each time.

No impulsiveness, no gambling with my life; this rule has saved me countless times.

Fifth: Set profit and loss limits in advance.

Once set, don’t change them; don’t be led by emotions.

Why can the stupid method win?

Smart people tend to overthink, love to predict, and gamble on the future,

but what really kills you in the market is not the technology but the itch to trade.

The smarter people are, the easier it is for them to be controlled by emotions,

the ones who end up blowing up their accounts are those, while the ones who survive are the steady, slow, wood-like executors.

The path I've taken is slow but steady.

Starting from 3000, I've earned and lost dozens repeatedly, jumping back and forth.

I've also experienced drawdowns, once falling back to over ten thousand.

But every time, I execute according to the stupid method:

No increasing positions, no random movements, no impromptu decisions.

Year by year, this way goes on,

my account doubles, then doubles again,

can you learn? Yes.

But the premise is:

You can endure the itch when others make money;

You can maintain your heart when others shout signals;

You can stick to your own rules.

The market rewards execution, not cleverness.

My path is not stimulating, not passionate, and has no myths,

but it can sustain life, earn money, and be long-term.

If you want to walk a steady path, I can take you for a while.

Let’s steadily reach the shore together.