The smarter the person, the easier it is to die quickly in the crypto world; instead, one should learn some 'dumb methods'.

I used to be someone who understood all the indicators and was very familiar with candlestick charts, but what happened? I executed trades like a tiger, yet my account remained stagnant like a dog for years.

Later I met an older brother who told me: You're too smart, and that's why you can't survive. If you want to make money, you need to learn some 'dumb methods'.

He taught me the simplest and most straightforward method—building positions in batches, getting the rhythm going first, without predictions or going all in, just slowly accumulating and rolling.

I used this method for two years, rolling from two hundred thousand to fifty million, not relying on explosive growth, but on execution.

It's really simple:

First buy a little, buy more when it drops, and when the trend rises, add another shot to let the profits fly. It's just that simple.

But most people can't do it; it's not that they don't know how, but they're too impatient, too eager to get rich quickly.

So stop thinking about smart trading; there are too many smart people, but only a few actually make money.

If you really want to steadily pull some money out of the crypto world, it might be better to let yourself be a bit 'dumb'.

Whether the method works, you'll know once you try it.

I don't talk about this every day, but anyone who can see this probably understands what I mean.