Rolling from 10,000 U to 200,000 U sounds like a cryptocurrency myth, but it all relies on a 'foolish method.' While others are busy watching candlesticks and guessing price movements, this method uses strict discipline to turn low-probability gains into high-probability compounding, with the secret to achieving 20 times returns in 60 days hidden in these three steps.

First, give your account 'life insurance.'

Experienced players know that 90% of losses are caused by position size. I've seen too many people go all in with 50% of their position; if they guess wrong once, they get cut in half, and if they're wrong again, they go to zero. But those who truly win consistently only risk a maximum of 5% of their capital per trade — if starting with 10,000 U, no single trade should exceed 500 U.

This is not being conservative; it’s about staying alive to wait for opportunities. Even if you make 10 consecutive mistakes, losing 3% each time means your principal only retracts by 30%. A friend of mine followed this method, losing on four trades from 10,000 U to just over 7,000. On the fifth trade, he caught the trend and made 20%, recovering his losses and earning an additional 1,000 U. Controlling your position gives you the confidence to say, 'As long as I'm alive, there's a chance.'

Just wait for the market to tell you to get in.

In the cryptocurrency market, 80% of the time is spent in sideways movement. Foolishly messing around only sends transaction fees to the exchanges. The smart approach is to focus on two signals: short when there is heavy selling at high prices, and long when there is low volume at the bottom followed by a surge. This is not about predicting the market; it's about waiting for the market to vote with real money — increased volume indicates that large funds are entering, and the trend has started. Getting in at this time is like catching a free ride.

In contrast, those who calculate indicators every day as 'technical analysts' are always guessing tops and bottoms in sideways markets, and eight out of ten times they get chopped up. Remember, opportunities are waited for, not guessed.

Nail down unrealized profits into cash.

The most heart-wrenching lesson is 'Don’t let unrealized profits turn into unrealized losses.' How many people make 10% and want 20%, make 20% and want 50%, only to see the market turn, losing all their profits and even incurring losses? The truly ruthless do this: take half of their profits at 10%-20%, and set a trailing stop for the rest.

Last year, when ETH rose from 1800 to 2500, I took half my profit when it reached 2000, securing a 10% gain. I set my stop loss at 1900 for the remaining position. Later, when it retraced to 2100, I preserved most of my profits; some people in the group, being greedy, held on until 2300, only to see it drop back to 1900, losing all their effort. Taking profits is not about earning less; it’s about ensuring you earn something.

Ultimately, making money in the cryptocurrency market is not about skill; it’s about discipline. Greed leads people to stubbornly hold onto unrealized gains, luck encourages excessive position sizes, and anxiety causes impulsive trades — these human weaknesses are precisely what this 'foolish method' seeks to tame.

The secret to going from 10,000 to 200,000 is simply 'survive, wait for opportunities, and take profits.' In the cryptocurrency market, this kind of 'foolishness' is the most precious skill for making money.

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