How I made my account reach eight digits from scratch using the '253 Batch Investment Method' 📈, earning 60 million in profits❓❓
I am 38 years old this year, from Fujian, and currently settled in Shanghai.
Like many hardworking people born in the 80s, I own a car and a house—one for living and one for renting, and there's a sports car in the garage that I longed for three years before finally getting it. The difference is that my main income does not come from physical businesses or online stores, but rather from steadily maintaining my personal account's net worth at eight digits. This allows me to live more comfortably, like staying in five-star hotels whenever I go out.
Taking the most familiar BTC as an example, if you prepare 100,000 for the investment pool, you can get started in three steps.
The first step is '2': first take 20% (which is 20,000) to test the waters lightly. With a light position, you won't panic even if the market fluctuates; the risk is completely manageable. I have seen too many newcomers go all in as soon as they enter, getting anxious with a slight rise or collapse, and this step just helps avoid that pitfall.
The second step is '5': use the remaining 50% (50,000) to add in batches. If the market rises, wait for a pullback before taking action; if it drops, slowly add at the rhythm of 'add 10% for every 8% drop'. This way, no matter how the market swings, the holding cost can always be averaged out, and you won't be trapped by entering at a single point.
The third step is '3': wait for the trend to stabilize— for example, when BTC breaks through a key level without falling back, then add the last 30% (30,000). The entire investment process is calm and steady, which makes it even more stable.
This method may seem 'clumsy', but in the crypto world, 'clumsy methods' are what last. The market is still fluctuating now; I have seen too many newcomers chasing highs and cutting losses, thinking they can take 'shortcuts', only to suffer huge losses overnight. Meanwhile, I rely on '253' with 'calmness, no greed, and batch additions', which has helped me maintain my footing amidst the volatility.
In fact, the most challenging part of the crypto world is not finding 'magical operations', but restraint— restraining the greed to go all in, and also restraining the fear that comes from a drop. I can live comfortably, not because I gamble on the market, but because this 'clumsy method' helps me avoid one pitfall after another. Newcomers shouldn’t dismiss it as too simple; the truly useful methods are those that are actionable and can ensure profits.
I once stumbled around in the darkness of the crypto world, but now I finally hold onto the 'light'.
This light has been shining; it just depends on whether you are willing to follow Sister Ting.
