From 70,000 to 10 million, he relied on the simplest yet most stable 'diversification method'
In the crypto world, there is a person whom his friends call Old Wang.
Old Wang has no magical insider information and does not understand K-line charts; he only remembers one phrase: If you want to turn your situation around, your capital must stay alive.
While others are all-in, facing liquidation, and staying up all night watching the market, Old Wang splits his 70,000 dollars into five parts, each part like a 'bullet'.
For the first shot, he doesn’t wait for signals or look at predictions; he buys directly at the market price.
The coin drops by 10%? He smiles and buys another part.
The coin rises by 10%? He isn’t greedy and immediately sells one part, securing his profits.
In this way, he isn’t afraid of drops, and when prices rise, he takes profits; the five bullets take turns, and his capital is never idle.
A friend asks him: What if it drops by 50%?
Old Wang shrugs: “As long as it’s not a waterfall crash, I would have already eaten through my positions in batches; even if it goes sideways, I can still collect interest with every 10% fluctuation.”
A year passes, while others chase peaks and sell lows, their accounts grow thinner;
Old Wang’s account, however, grows thicker and thicker through repeated small victories of 10%.
He also got smart, putting temporarily idle funds into Binance Wealth Management, not wasting any interest while waiting for market fluctuations.
Some say this method is too foolish and too slow.
Old Wang just smiles: “The real wealth in the crypto world isn’t about guessing tomorrow; it’s about surviving until the day after tomorrow.”
From 70,000 to 10 million isn’t a myth of getting rich overnight but a miracle of compound interest through a set of 'foolish methods'.
