The Stupidest Winning Rule for Trading Coins: Get the Direction Right, and the Rest is Just Repetition!

In these years of trading coins, I've seen too many people have fleeting successes, and a few quietly become wealthy.

But the ones who truly make big money are never those “technical analysts” who analyze K-lines every day; instead, they are the “honest people” who seem to know nothing but stick to a few rules and execute them repeatedly.

They don’t rely on cleverness or insider information, but on “following the rules.” Most people fail to make money precisely because they are too eager to prove their cleverness, resulting in failure after just a few moves.

First Mistake: Charging in when the market is unclear, chasing after rises

Seeing a bullish candle, getting excited, and diving in only to get trapped. The day before, you said “wait for confirmation,” and the next day it spikes up—doesn’t this sound like you? This isn’t trading; it’s “gambling.” The most expensive illusion in the crypto world is—“this time it’s different.”

Second Mistake: Betting everything on one coin, hoping it will skyrocket

You’re not investing; you’re gambling on a lottery ticket. Putting all your wealth into one coin might feel great if it rises, but it will blow up if it falls. Experts always stay alive in the market, able to turn around flexibly, and keep some ammunition for the next crash to jump in early.

Third Mistake: Averaging down as losses grow, leading to even bigger losses

Adding to your position as prices drop, trying to average down costs, only to end up losing your principal and patience. Remember, the market never rewards “holding on stubbornly”; it only rewards those who know when to admit defeat.

Here are 6 ironclad rules of the “stupid method” I have repeatedly verified:

1) Never go against the trend; always follow the trend. Trading in the direction of the larger trend is the only way to survive.

2) A long period of sideways action will eventually change, but don’t act unless there’s significant volume. Don’t gamble with your capital; wait for confirmation before placing an order.

3) A sharp rise followed by consolidation is often a trap. Real market movements don’t wait for your reaction; they wait for you to take the bait.

4) A sharp drop is an opportunity, not a panic. A strong bearish candle often represents a real golden opportunity.

5) Pyramid scaling in, don’t chase or try to catch the bottom. Add to your position by 10% on each drop, gradually lowering your cost and allowing the pattern to naturally repair itself.

6) Taking profits is not greed; it’s self-preservation. Only those who can run away are the real experts; don’t let all profits fly away; at least lock in some.

If you can't do this, in a few years, you'll still be stuck in the same place—liquidations, crashes, replays, in a never-ending cycle, spinning until you're exhausted.

If you don’t want to keep spinning in place, it's time to talk. This market is just right for recovering and flipping positions. If you really want to turn things around, I can help you try it once.

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