There is a dumb way to trade cryptocurrencies that almost guarantees 100% profit. I made over 20 million using this method!

1. Beginners, don’t be afraid, start with small amounts

If you're new to the crypto world, don’t sell everything you own. Just use 100 USDT as tuition. Try small trades with low-priced coins or grab free airdrops in the community. Remember: losing everything shouldn’t hurt, the experience you gain is real profit. But don’t be greedy; being steady and cautious is the most important!

2. $500 stage: Don’t go all in, leave an escape route

Got $500 on hand? Don’t throw it all in at once! Use 30%-50% to test potential projects and keep the rest for work/savings. Investing isn’t gambling; you need a stable income as a safety net. Use your spare time to learn technical analysis and read whitepapers, don’t just listen to others bragging.

3. Over $1000: chasing trends ≠ blindly following the crowd

When you have over $1000, do you want to rush in at every market movement? Wake up! Trendy coins may look tempting, but 90% are traps. For example, SOL and METIS in 2023 both doubled due to technology + ecosystem drivers. Suggestions:

Allocate 40%-60% of your funds, but set a stop-loss line (e.g., run if you lose 5%). Contract trading? Beginners should skip it, and even experienced traders shouldn’t exceed 10% of total funds.

4. $100,000+: Diversified investment ≠ randomly throwing money

Have $100,000 and want to get rich quickly? Wake up! 99% of people who get rich by “ALL IN” are dreaming. Learn how the big players play:

40% in stable projects (like BTC, ETH), 30% in cutting-edge fields like AI and Layer 2 (like FIL, OP), 20% testing Meme coins (but don’t exceed 5% of total funds), and keep the remaining 10% for replenishment.

5. $1,000,000+: Relaxing isn’t doing nothing

Got so much money you can’t count it? Congratulations, you’ve entered “retirement mode”! Don’t stare at the market every day, just grasp the big trends:

Rebalance once a quarter, buy cheap in bear markets, sell in batches during bull markets, use 50% of your funds for staking to earn interest (choose reliable projects like Renzo or Puffer), and use the rest to buy some gold or government bonds to hedge against risks.

In conclusion: The crypto world is thrilling, but don’t let the excitement cloud your judgment.

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