90% of people in the crypto world lose by being 'too clever' - staring at the market every day, trying to trade, and instead getting harvested by the big players; those who make real money are all those 'fools' who 'dare to hold and don’t fidget'.
Let me give you some real data: a while ago, I entered the market with 2100U, and in less than two months, my account skyrocketed to 75,000U. I can imagine someone asking: was it because of a MACD golden cross that I accurately timed the bottom? Or did I see an RSI divergence to escape the peak? To be honest, I still don’t quite understand these indicators, and I rarely even open candlestick charts, let alone frequently trade.
Today, I’ll explain my 'foolproof method' in the simplest terms - no jargon, just actionable insights. If you understand it, you’ll be able to cash in during the next bull market.
My core operation is just three steps, simple enough for elementary school students to learn: choose a 'well-rooted' small coin, invest all your small capital, then uninstall the app and do whatever else you need to do, and check back after a while.
Surely someone will jump out and say, 'Isn't this gambling?' Hold on, let me finish my practical case, and you'll see that this is not random guessing; there’s logic behind it.
Last month, I was eyeing a small coin that does decentralized storage (I won't mention its name to avoid accusations of advertising). It had just launched and its circulating market cap was only a few tens of millions of U. Why did I choose it? I didn’t look at the thick white paper, I just focused on one key point: the amount of on-chain data is increasing, whether it's NFTs or various applications, they all need a place to store. 'Storage' is a necessity, and there will definitely be a market for it in the future; this track is a safe bet.
At that time, I had just 2100U in hand, so I bought in fully, with a cost of about 0.03U. The first thing I did after buying was to delete the exchange app - not to put on a show, but because I was genuinely afraid I wouldn’t be able to resist watching the market. In the crypto world, short-term volatility can drive people crazy: today it goes up 5 points and you want to add to your position; tomorrow it drops 8 points and you panic and cut losses, then it goes up right after you sell. How many retail investors have a history of tears over this? Rather than being led by volatility, it’s better to keep your eyes off it to avoid worry.
After leaving it for 20 days, one day I remembered it, re-downloaded the app and logged in, and I was stunned: that coin had risen to 1.1U! Let’s do the math: 2100U divided by 0.03U means I bought 70,000 coins; 70,000 coins multiplied by 1.1U equals 77,000U, and after deducting fees, I netted 75,000U.
In my personal opinion: many people think trading coins requires 'technical knowledge', but after years of being an analyst, I’ve found that short-term market movements in the crypto world are fundamentally unpredictable. Those candlestick charts and indicators, to put it bluntly, are traps drawn by the big players for retail investors to see. You think you understand the 'buying signal', but it’s actually bait deliberately set by the main players; you think 'you should cut losses at a break', but you’ve just fallen into the main player’s trap of washing the market.
On the contrary, the 'foolproof method' can avoid these pitfalls: not watching the market means you're unaffected by volatility, not trading means you won’t pay unnecessary fees, and choosing the right track ensures your long-term direction is correct. The real risk isn’t 'holding still', but rather making random moves and picking worthless coins.
Here are the core standards for selecting coins, without needing to look at complicated fundamentals; just remember three points: First, the track must be a necessity, like public chains, Layer 2, and storage - these are the 'infrastructure' of blockchain. As long as blockchain continues to develop, these tracks will not fail; Second, the market cap should be small; it's best if the circulating market cap is under 100 million U. Large coins are too heavy; it’s hard to gain even 10 points, while smaller coins have room to double or even increase tenfold; Third, the community must be active; check Twitter and Telegram groups to see if there are real users discussing issues, rather than just bots shouting signals.
Right now, the bear market is a great time to pick up chips, and many quality small coins are at rock-bottom prices. If you pick the right target with 1000U and uninstall the app until the bull market, it might just be enough for a down payment on a house; but if you stare at the market every day and try to trade, you might end up losing half your capital by the time the bull market arrives.
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