From 2100U to 75,000U, achieving significant capital growth in less than two months!
My trading approach may seem "clumsy"—I don't look at candlesticks, don't trade frequently, don't analyze technical indicators, and don't study complex fundamentals. But it is precisely this simple method that has allowed me and many friends around me to achieve good results.
Some friends have transitioned to full-time trading, while others have achieved interim goals like changing cars or homes. Using such a straightforward approach, I have been able to move forward steadily, perhaps it can inspire you as well.
The method I use is not complicated, but it relies on consistent execution:
First: Maintain stable positions, don't rush to add positions.
I never trade frequently, nor do I blindly chase up or down. When faced with volatility, I choose to hold patiently, locking in some profits only when the market is clearly trending upwards, while continuing to follow the trend with the rest.
Second: Focus on trends, avoid short-term speculation.
I only look for trend opportunities among mainstream cryptocurrencies and do not engage in short-term speculation on small coins. Capturing a significant trend often outweighs multiple short-term maneuvers.
Third: Strictly manage positions.
Funds are managed in batches, using only part of the positions each time, and cautiously adding positions only when the trend is clear. It's not about buying at the lowest point, but rather entering in the trend.
What I rely on is not complex techniques, but strict execution and discipline.
Many people know a lot about the market, but they are easily disturbed by emotions and trade frequently. I always adhere to my own rules: maintain patience, stabilize positions, and execute strictly.
Actual progress:
Early June: 2100U
June 21: 12,000U
July 5: 39,000U
July 18: 75,000U (withdrawn only once)
This is not just luck, but a combination of compound interest and discipline. A friend said, "I used to always want to rely on clever operations, but often ended up stopping losses; now, by following the simple method and holding patiently, I have finally achieved growth."
In fact, my friends and I have all learned from lessons. Sometimes, it’s not that the market is unsuitable for you, but rather that there are too many ideas and disorganized execution. A simple method combined with firm discipline often leads to longer journeys.
The market is always changing, and I will continue to share my observations and thoughts. If you also hope to grasp opportunities more steadily, feel free to keep following along as we progress together in learning.
