When I say, "I consistently make two or three hundred U every day," the comment section immediately erupts: "Here comes another braggart," "This pie can spread across the whole street."

But I can honestly say — this is what I do every day, now it's as easy as having breakfast.

It's not about guessing the direction or staring at colorful indicators like fortune-telling, nor have I ever engaged in heavy gambling. What I do, if I tell you, you might find it boring enough to yawn:

I only recognize two old friends — BTC and ETH, I can't be bothered to look at any other coins;

I just stick to one rhythm — ambushing in a crouched position + taking profits when I should, when the market comes, I take a shot and run;

I can't even be bothered to look at K-line charts every day, when I should be in cash, I can lie back and watch a show; even if I don't make a move for a day, I won't feel anxious.

That trade at the beginning of July left a deep impression, ETH was flat for three days, retail investors shouted, "This is boring," while I set up my short position and took the dog for a walk. After a fake breakout and subsequent drop, I directly made over $2000, enough for half a year of bubble tea. Where's the prediction? It was just sitting in the right position for three days, patiently like a fisherman guarding his pond.

The biggest problem for retail investors isn't poor skills, it's the rhythm being as chaotic as a square dance: even when they see the right direction, they still lose, their positions are looser than holding sand, and they recklessly open positions — this isn't trading, it's emotional venting.

The profitable people I work with are all "able to listen to advice and take action." Don’t be fooled by my lack of drawing lines or predictions; every trade has a rhythm chart, position plan, and stop-loss/stop-profit strategy, just like following a recipe for cooking.

The market doesn’t reward those who "react quickly" with money; it only feeds those who "know what they’re doing." The core logic is just a few points:

Small fluctuations nibble small bites, accumulating little by little, steady as a dog;

If the rhythm is off, take a break, don’t force it to be a hero;

If you can't win, just run, never stubbornly fight against the market;

Position size isn't about being bigger and cooler, being flexible like a loach is safer.

Don’t think about "the next trade that changes your fate," first adjust your rhythm. What you lack is not a secret technique, but a steady method and someone to pull you back.

Don’t wait until your account has only 200U left to ask, "Is there still hope?" If you want to be steady, relying on compound interest to snowball, try my simple method. If you really want to do it, you’ll understand naturally ~ @钱包守护者