$PIPPIN Who could have thought that the poor kid who once had 20,000 in capital, lived on steamed buns, and focused on K charts, could really rely on a system that was criticized across the internet for being 'too silly', to navigate the crypto world for 9 years and grow his assets to achieve a life of freedom.
No talent, no insider information, no luck.
I just stubbornly pursued one logic—doing simple things to the extreme is the weapon.
Here’s a summary of my methodology for everyone, suitable for players at any stage:
1. Capital Management: The starting point of all success
Never go all in, never bet everything on a single opportunity.
Divide your capital into 5 parts, only use 1 part each time, and limit each loss to no more than 10%, keeping total drawdown within 2%.
If you’re wrong five times in a row, you only lose 10%, but if you catch one big market movement, you can make it all back.
Stability is the beginning of compound interest.
2. Go with the trend: Never swim against the current
Don't rush to catch the bottom when prices drop; that’s often a trap.
Don't rush to exit when starting; that’s usually a golden opportunity.
The essence of the market is to follow the trend; patience is the most powerful weapon.
3. Stay away from skyrocketing coins: The redder, the more dangerous
A surge is not an opportunity; it's a trap.
If it’s gone up too much, you’re not there to make money; you’re there to take the losses.
If you can manage to 'not be envious', you’ve already won half the battle.
4. Indicators are just aids: Understanding them is enough
The core of MACD is one sentence:
Golden cross below the zero line → likely to rise
Dead cross above the zero line → likely to fall
There must be logic in averaging down:
Don't average down on losses, only add on profits.
This can help avoid 80% of emotional trades.
5. Trading volume is the real heartbeat
A breakthrough in low volume likely indicates a trend initiation.
To observe trends, check if the 3-day, 30-day, 84-day, and 120-day moving averages are turning upwards.
Don’t guess bottoms, don’t bet on tops; only trade coins where the trend is established.
6. Review: The dividing line between ordinary people and experts
For every trade, ask yourself:
Why did I buy?
Why did I lose?
Has the weekly trend changed?
Experts don’t make money by predicting; they grow through reviewing their trades.
