I admit I’m not particularly smart, but I definitely have a grip on execution.

When you trade coins, studying K-lines, focusing on on-chain data, tracking large holders' movements, and sticking to technical analysis... I don't do any of that. I just rely on a simple method: buy low during stagnation, sell high during surges.

Does it sound stupid? But after half a year, my principal increased from $10,000 to $80,000. I never got liquidated, nor did I go all in.

My simple three-step method.

  1. Only play with coins that have been stagnant for over 10 days.

Don't touch hot coins, don't chase news. I specifically choose those that no one discusses, where prices are stagnant, neither rising nor falling.

Why? There’s an iron rule in the crypto world: if it rises too much, it must fall; if it falls too much, it must rise. If it stagnates for too long, there’s definitely someone holding back a big move.

  1. Only one investment, bought and then just left it there.

No averaging down, no adding to positions, just obediently wait. Generally, I watch a coin stay stagnant for about 10 days before buying in, set a stop-loss, and then completely ignore it.

I call this operation 'planting crops'—after sowing the seeds, just wait for the harvest, without unnecessary fuss in between.

  1. Only if it rises over 30%, I leave immediately.

Never wait for the peak, and definitely don’t be greedy. As long as the increase reaches 30%, I sell immediately and look for the next stagnant coin. Many people get liquidated because they 'want to earn more', but I believe in taking profit when it's good.

Why can't 99% of people do this method?

Because it's too slow, everyone is eager to get rich.

Because no one wants to stare at stagnant coins like a fool.

Because the method is too simple, people always feel they need to pursue advanced techniques to be reliable.

Because no one can resist the urge to check their accounts, always wanting to make a move.

But seriously, those who can make big money in the crypto world rely on execution, not intelligence.

Several coins I operated on in half a year.

  • TIA: Stagnated for 11 days, bought in and it rose by 38%, decisively exited.

  • ASTR: Stagnated for 13 days, bought in and it directly surged by 62%, took profit.

  • LPT: It was stagnant to the point I was almost annoyed, just as I was about to sell, it surged by 41%, and I missed it all.

There are also some I haven't acted on: pepe, xrp (I really regret not buying them now).

You may not believe it, but don't pretend to understand. This method isn't suitable for everyone, but it is for ordinary people who want to make stable profits, don't want to get liquidated, and don't want to stare at the market every day.

Don’t say you’ll start trying tomorrow; most likely tomorrow you'll again chase hot trends, follow K-lines, or pursue explosive gains, and end up cutting losses.

The more likes I get, the more detailed updates I will provide, like how to filter stagnant coins, how much to set the stop-loss...