After being in the crypto world for a long time, you'll find that those who truly make money are not necessarily the most skilled, but those who can endure and follow discipline the best.
My account grew from 3000U to 24000U, an 8-fold increase. It wasn't through advanced strategies, but rather a method that seems 'very dumb.'
Not looking at anything, and still making a profit?
I don't watch the market, don't leverage, and don't chase hot topics, not even overly focused on what coins are launching.
But in these years, I have seen too many 'smart people':
Every day changing currencies, chasing highs and cutting losses, adding positions when it drops, and the result is either being trapped or being liquidated.
In the crypto world, losing money is not because you don't understand, but because you want to be smart and win too much.
My method has only three steps:
① Find currencies that are just starting a trend, and set up a bottom position in advance (3% of funds)
Only select currencies with clear structures and long-term trends, avoid air coins, and don't gamble on concepts.
After clear bottom signals, lightly set up positions, be patient, and wait for the market to pull up itself.
② Wait for confirmation of the start, then increase positions to ride the middle section (20-50% of funds)
If you are not a master, don't fantasize about catching the bottom. The market has started and the main force has confirmed entry, that is the time to add positions.
I value 'certainty' more than 'the lowest point.'
③ Exit after the wave ends, secure profits
Don't think about catching the last wave, set target profits, take out part of your funds, and secure your results.
The withdrawal logic in the crypto world: if you earn money and don't leave, just wait to lose it back.
Why is this method effective?
Because it turns the two hardest things to achieve in trading—restraint and patience—into ironclad rules.
Many people think it's too slow, too conservative, not exciting, but I never treat the crypto world as a casino, only as an arbitrage space for high volatility assets.
Real case:
A friend lost 400K and was emotionally devastated. I told him to first go empty-handed, calm down, and then operate using this 'dumbest' method.
After 3 months, not only did I break even, but I also bought a car.
There is another fan, a student, starting with 200U, and with patience and rhythm, rolled it up to 6000U. It's not about luck, it's about the system.
The last sentence:
It's not that you can't trade crypto, it's that you are too anxious, too eager, too wanting to win.
If you want to turn things around, you don't necessarily need to be technically skilled, but you must have a method, a framework, and a rhythm.
If you are still frequently losing money, why not try the 'dumb method': look for the right opportunities, take it slow, be patient, don't fight for immediate gains, and focus on long-term compound interest.
