You might not believe it, but as a veteran in the crypto market for 5 years, I have never relied on 'advanced indicators' or 'insider information'. With a method that is 'stupid to the extreme', I turned 3000U into 24,000U, multiplying it by 8 times.
Many retail investors always think that making money requires 'smart moves': analyzing candlestick charts more meticulously than detectives investigate cases, chasing news more diligently than paparazzi follow celebrities, and swapping currencies more frequently than changing clothes. But I've seen too many who have lost everything precisely because of these 'too smart' people—chasing trends like they are on steroids, and stopping losses as if their hands were glued with 502, ultimately depleting their capital to the point of just having a few cents left.
In my opinion, the crypto market is not a 'casino for smart people', but a 'cash machine for the patient'. Those who truly make money are always the 'slow, clumsy, and steady' ones. My core logic has 3 points, which seem simple but can help avoid 90% of the pitfalls:
Trend priority, light positions: Never guess the bottom, never predict turning points, just wait for the trend to clearly emerge (for example, a stabilization signal after a continuous pullback, or funds starting to flow in continuously), and initially invest 3% of the base position to test the waters. Those illiquid niche assets, no matter how tempting, should be strictly avoided — the primary task of retail investors is not to 'make quick money', but to 'stay alive'.
Confirm signals, add positions in batches: After entering the base position, don’t rush to heavily invest. Wait for the market to heat up further (for example, breaking key resistance levels, or sustained increases in trading volume), then add positions in 2-3 batches, controlling the addition ratio between 20%-50%. Even if you see a bustling scene of 'funds rushing in', never follow the trend to chase the price up, only do 'lagging operations' after confirming the trend — it's okay to be slow, stability is key.
Set limits in advance, take profits: Set your take-profit and stop-loss lines before entering (I usually set a 15% stop-loss and a 30%-50% take-profit), and execute when the time comes, never be greedy for 'one more surge'. Many people lose because of 'wishful thinking', thinking 'waiting a bit longer might earn more', and as a result, they turn profitable trades into losses, which is a typical case of 'being too smart for your own good'.
Previously, a fan told me that he lost 400,000 and was mentally broken. Following my method, he recovered his losses in less than three months. He said, 'Your method seems stupid, but it's 100 times more reliable than those flashy strategies' — in fact, it's not that the method is so magical, but it just aligns with the essence of the crypto market: earning is about 'trend money', not 'prediction money'.
The biggest misconception among retail investors is treating 'frequent trading' as 'working hard to make money', and treating 'blindly following the crowd' as 'keeping up with trends'. I've seen too many people staring at K-line charts every day trying to guess price movements; it’s better to learn my 'lying flat money-making method', which is less effort and earns more.
The crypto market has never had a 'shortcut', but the 'stupid method' is the most stable shortcut. I don’t engage in flashy predictions, nor do I promote vague bulls; I just guide you to 'repeat simple tasks and do them well'.
Follow me, and I will break down more practical details: for example, how to judge whether a trend has really formed, how to set more reasonable take-profit and stop-loss lines, and which assets are worth tracking long-term. Follow the veterans, avoid pitfalls, and let’s slowly get rich using the 'stupid method' ~ Next time, I’ll share the pitfalls I've encountered, helping you avoid 3 years of detours!
