How I Outsmarted the Market by Doing Nothing
There was a time when every red candle felt like a threat and every green one a promise. I chased charts like a dog after fireworks—always late, always exhausted, always burned. But everything changed the day I stopped watching the screen and started listening to fear.
I made a vow: I’d only act when the crowd lost its mind. When timelines flooded with panic, I bought. When they turned smug and euphoric, I left—completely. No hedging, no hopping between coins. Just two brutal, beautiful rules: buy when it’s unbearable, exit when it’s intoxicating. I didn’t need signals. I needed discipline.
I stuck to the giants. No meme tokens, no dreams wrapped in whitepapers. Just the top-tier. I DCA’d through the storms, when most were screaming into the void. Today, my portfolio isn’t lucky—it’s the result of restraint when the herd begged me to break.
Everyone’s hunting for a trick. But the truth is brutal: wealth hides where few look—beneath fear, not behind hype. I learned to do nothing—exactly when everyone else lost their minds.
