Many people think that to get rich in the crypto world, they must study various indicators—K lines, MACD, RSI, almost turning technical analysis into mysticism.
But to be honest, the money I've helped my followers make has never come from all those flashy things, but from a method that is ridiculously simple.
Four years ago, there was a guy who stayed up late every night watching the market, doing technical analysis better than the experts, but what happened? His account kept losing, he was liquidated twice, and his mentality completely broke.
At that time, I told him:
"The most ironic thing in the crypto world is that the smarter a person is, the easier it is for them to lose money; those who actually make money are the ones using 'simple methods.'"
At first, he didn't believe it, but he was willing to give it a try. I taught him my most commonly used '343 batch buying method'—it sounds basic, but it really works.
The result? In two years, he grew from 200,000 to over 70 million.
How to play specifically? It's very simple:
Step one: Test the waters with 30%.
First, use 30% of your total funds to buy mainstream coins like BTC, ETH, SOL (don't touch junk coins).
Don't try to catch the bottom or gamble on direction; first make sure you are 'in the game', hold some coins, and stay calm.
Step two: Increase your position by 40% in batches.
What if the market drops? Don't worry, buy a little more every time it drops by about 10%, up to a maximum of 40%.
While others are cutting losses, you are accumulating at a low cost, and when the rebound comes, your profits will soar directly.
What if the market rises? Don't chase; wait for a pullback.
Step three: Increase your position by 30% in the direction of the trend.
Once the trend is confirmed (for example, stabilizing above the 7-day moving average, breaking through key resistance levels), then put the remaining 30% in to catch the main upward trend.
But remember: set a profit target; the money you have earned is the real money. Don't be greedy and get trapped at the last moment.
Does it sound too simple?
Yes, the core is not technology, but execution:
Can you resist going all in?
Are you brave enough to buy according to the plan when it drops?
If it rises, are you willing to take profits?
Now this guy has completely changed how he views the market—
When the market drops, he gradually buys in; when the market rises, he increases his position at key points; when the trend weakens, he decisively retreats. Steady, accurate, and ruthless.
Those who can really make money in the crypto world are never the ones who think they are smart, but those who are willing to stick to 'simple methods'.
If you are still chasing highs and selling lows, frequently changing strategies, it might be better to stop and try this simplest yet most stable method.
Not relying on luck, not gambling on fate; what wins is rhythm and patience.
