Last year, a friend of mine made a million using the dumbest method in the crypto world.
The most ridiculous part is that 80% of his trades were losses.
But he survived and kept growing his account.
The secret is simple: the principal cannot die.
He divided his principal into 10 parts, with a maximum loss of 5% per trade.
After three consecutive losses, he shuts down to rest, never forcing it.
It may sound cowardly, but it's actually ruthless—he directly avoids all situations that could lead to liquidation.
A skyrocketing coin? He never chases after it.
When the trading volume dwindles to the extreme, no one is discussing it, and the community is full of complaints, he slowly enters the market.
When others are fearful, he is greedy; when others are greedy, he rests.
Adding to positions?
He only pyramids up when he has a floating profit of 20%, stacking profits while keeping the principal firmly intact.
If the market is unstable, he locks in profits and waits for the next wave.
He doesn't rely on overnight riches; he relies on staying in the game longer.
This year, I continued using this method, achieving 11 times the return for others.
The dumbest method often turns out to be the strongest weapon.
