The "dumbest" trading method turned my account from 5000U to 48W U in just 40 days.

The whole process was unscripted, with no magic trades or cheating; there were only three surprisingly silly "iron rules," and it was precisely these that helped me avoid getting reaped in the main round.

1: Only buy breakouts, avoid sideways markets.

While others gaze at K-line charts for Zen insights, I close my computer at the first sign of consolidation.

I only trade explosive breakouts, without predictions, bottom fishing, or top guessing; I only engage in "active" markets.

Markets are like goddesses; the more you chase, the less likely you are to succeed; if you play dead, they’ll come to you.

2: Always use only 20% of your capital to enter the market.

Entering the market relies on discipline, not impulse.

No all-in, no adding positions to act like a big shot—losing on one trade is a maximum of 2%, while a winning trade might double my money; even my mom has started studying USDT.

Trading cryptocurrencies isn’t like college entrance exams; you don’t need to get every question right. I only need to get 3 questions right to win against the vast majority.

3: Set take-profit and stop-loss levels, then turn off your phone and go to sleep.

I treat each trade like a "time bomb"; once I set the points, I let it go.

No watching the market, no changing orders, no staying up late.

While you’re still in the group shouting at 2 AM: "It’s skyrocketing!"

I’m in bed, turning over and saying: "Oh, then go ahead and skyrocket; my account already took off."

These three "foolish rules" helped me survive and even profit.

Meanwhile, those "smart people"—

Focus on macro trends, discuss Fed policies, talk about sector rotations, boast about emotional trading…

In the end, they either get liquidated or face a "zero-sum cycle."

So I completely believe now:

The ones who can make money in the crypto world are the ones who are the most "obedient."

"Obedient" means:

Not dreaming, not bottom fishing, not getting too attached to battles, not overinterpreting every K-line.

Also, they won’t casually say: "This time it’s different."

If you’re always losing, it’s likely because you’re too smart, smart enough that even the system doesn’t understand what you’re trying to do.

And now, I’m only doing one thing:

Repeating the dumbest, laziest, but most effective strategy.

The road to making money is particularly boring, but it—really works.

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Whether you do it or not doesn’t matter; just don’t come back one day asking me "bro" when you see my profits double.