I made 8 times my investment using the 'dumbest method in the crypto world', and everyone who followed along made money!
The smart ones ended up losing badly 😂
Hold on, let me finish explaining.
Nowadays, everyone thinks they can make big money relying on technology, predictions, or K-line patterns,
but do you know?
A few of my brothers who are 'the worst at trading crypto'
actually used a super dumb method — and made 8 times their investment!
They only focus on one coin every day, only open one position, and earn a little bit, sticking to their rhythm.
While others switch between 7 coins in a week, they make the same opportunity 7 times a week.
Someone asked: Can this really make money? Isn’t this too foolish?
I tell you:
The advantage of a 'fool' in the crypto world is: not greedy, not chaotic, not overthinking.
The dumbest trading method in the crypto world:
1️⃣ Don’t chase highs: Never chase green turning red; only look when it breaks important moving averages.
2️⃣ Don’t trade frequently: Only look at one round of signals each day; if you miss it, just take a break.
3️⃣ Fixed position allocation: Split the account into 5 parts, only take one position per part, don’t average down on losses, and don’t be greedy on wins.
This is the rhythm method I taught them —
Those who obey and follow it have basically multiplied their investments several times,
Those who overthink and study on their own have all crashed at the market’s peak.
The funniest part is, someone told me:
“Bro, your method is too dumb; if I play like you, what if I double my money in half a year?”
I said: You’ve doubled your money, but you still don’t know how you did it, that’s the most brilliant part.
The truly profitable rhythm doesn’t rely on being smart, only on execution.
Want to know what the core of this 'dumb method' is?
Want to know how I view coins, how I pinpoint entries, and how I take profits and stop losses?
I dare you to experience a truly 'ridiculously dumb yet the most profitable' way.
There are too many smart people,
but those who survive are often 'the ones that seem the dumbest'.
