Crypto friends, today we're not discussing high-risk contracts, not boasting about 100 times altcoins, and certainly not painting a big picture of 'the next Bitcoin' - I want to talk about something particularly 'practical':
In the past two years, I have guided over 300 fans, 90% of whom relied on this method to change from 'constant small losses' to 'stable profits'; the most impressive increased from 800 USD to 36,000 USD; the remaining 10% who didn't make money either switched to chasing after 'too slow' or couldn't resist frequent trading and over-leveraging.
You might laugh: 'Is there a 'stupid method' for crypto trading? Earning quick money is what’s exciting!' But first, ask yourself:
After chasing rises and falling for half a year, is your account balance less than a freshly made thin-skinned dumpling?
Staying up late watching the market until your eyes go red, are you constantly torn between 'wait a little longer' and 'cut losses'?
Clearly having learned a bunch of technical indicators, yet when the K-line turns red, you panic and your mindset collapses first?
The most heart-wrenching truth in the crypto world: what you think is 'smart operation' is 99% a trap; while the real 'stupid method' is the 'profit code' that only a few can access.
Just how 'practical' is this 'stupid method'?
Last year, I guided a young fan named Akai, with a capital of 800 USD (less than 5000 RMB), a typical 'crypto novice' - he had previously followed a 'teacher' in the group for contracts, faced liquidation twice in 3 days, and finally gritted his teeth and said: 'I don't believe it, small funds can also turn around!'
I told him: 'Don't mess around, just remember these 3 'iron rules', strictly execute them, and we'll talk results in 3 months.'
First rule: Split your funds like a fixed deposit, always only use 30% of your position in practice.
Take 500 USD from the initial 800 USD as 'fixed deposit' - rock solid, even if you lose everything, you will never touch it. The remaining 300 USD should be split into 3 parts, each 100 USD.
Remember: you only have 100 USD on the 'frontline', another 200 USD is the 'reserve', and 500 USD is the 'base capital'.
Second rule: Only wait for clear reversal signals, refuse to 'gamble on probabilities'.
Don't believe in phrases like 'a pullback is a buying opportunity' or 'a big bullish candle is about to take off' - these statements are as meaningless as 'it might rain tomorrow'.
I only let Akai do one thing: wait for the K-line to 'break through' the 7-day moving average, followed by 3 consecutive bearish candles, and on the 4th day, look for a 'long lower shadow' (like a nail driven into the ground), then take action.
'Why choose this? Because the market is shouting 'I've dropped enough', which is more reliable than looking at 100 indicators.'
Third rule: Take profit at 10% and exit at 5% loss, execute like a robot.
Akai made his first move, buying a certain altcoin for 100 USD, selling it when it rose 10% (to 110 USD). The next day, that coin rose another 20%, and he was so anxious, he slapped his thigh: 'If I had known, I would have held it longer!'
I didn't comfort him, but instead said: 'You made a 10% profit, you've already outperformed 90% of people - those who were greedy and waited for 30% often ended up giving most of their profits back.'
Later, he understood: the profit is 'stable returns', not 'the thrill of gambling'.
The practical process from 800 USD to 36,000 USD in 3 months.
Akai strictly followed these 3 rules:
In the first month: he only made 4 trades, 2 wins and 2 losses, but total funds increased from 800 USD to 1200 USD;
In the second month: he seized 2 rebounds after major pullbacks, using 'reserve funds' to increase his position, reaching 2500 USD;
In the third month: as the market entered a small bull market, he relied on 'rolling his capital' (continuing to invest his profits proportionally) and directly reached 36,000 USD.
Now he tells everyone: 'I used to think the 'stupid method' made money slowly, but now I realize - stability is the fastest route.'
Why does the 'stupid method' almost guarantee profit?
Because it specifically addresses the three major 'fatal issues' in the crypto world:
Curing 'frequent trading': Only take determined opportunities, refuse to 'gamble on the market'.
There are 100 'opportunities' in the crypto world every day, but 90% are traps. You just need to wait for that 10% 'clear signal' - like key support levels, breakout on volume, emotional reversals; although these signals are few, the win rate can exceed 80%.Curing 'greed': Take profit at 10% and exit at 5% loss.
The biggest pitfall in the crypto world is not losing money, but 'wanting to earn more on a small profit, wanting to break even on a small loss'. Taking profit at 10% is like 'putting the profit in your pocket'; exiting at a 5% loss is like 'stopping the loss in time, not competing with the market'.Curing 'gambling nature': Diversification + position control, always leave a 'way out'.
Always play with only 30% of your money; even if you lose it all, it won't hurt too much. The remaining money can weather bear markets and have 'bullets to pick up bargains' during bull markets - this is the core of turning around small funds.
Lastly, let me say something from the heart.
The crypto world is not short of 'stories of getting rich overnight', but lacks 'traders who earn steadily'.
Those who teach you 'all-in on 100 times leverage' and 'contracts can multiply 10 times overnight' either haven't made money themselves or want to earn your tuition fees.
The real 'secret to making money' has never been complicated - wait for the right opportunity like farming, manage your funds like saving money, and follow the rules like a robot.
If you are also a small fund and want to change from 'being harvested' to 'stable profits', remember these 3 'stupid rules':
Only use 30% of your funds for real trades, leaving enough 'base capital';
Only take 'clear opportunities', refuse to gamble on probabilities;
Take profit at 10% and exit at 5% loss, execute like a machine.
Lastly, let me ask: do you want to use the 'stupid method' to earn steady money, or continue using 'smart operations' to be a victim?
