#ETH创历史新高 from 2000U to 54,000U: A 'Dumb Method' That Multiplies 25 Times in 24 Days

In 24 days, 2000U turned into 54,000U, a 25-fold increase—this figure sounds miraculous, but behind it lies no mysticism, only a set of trading disciplines that are 'dumb to the extreme'.

Diversified operations, always leave an exit

I divide my funds into three parts and never go all-in at once. The greater the market volatility, the more flexible I need to be in adjusting positions.

For example, when BTC is on a one-sided surge, I follow with 1/3 of my position, keeping the remaining funds ready for additional purchases or profit-taking at any time. Even if I misjudge, losses are kept within a bearable range, and I will never be wiped out in one fell swoop.

Focus only on mainstream, reject noise

I only trade BTC and ETH, not even glancing at other altcoins. Although altcoins can be very volatile, they are heavily controlled by big players, making them prone to drastic rises and falls. Mainstream coins have good liquidity, transparent information, and a more stable long-term trend, making them suitable for technical analysis to catch swings.

Reinvest profits, leave the principal untouched

The money earned is the 'safety cushion'. For instance, if I make 500U from my first trade with 2000U, I will reinvest this 500U in the next trade, keeping the principal in the pool. Profits roll into profits, and the snowball naturally grows bigger.

Two consecutive losses, stop immediately

The biggest fear in trading is 'getting carried away'. As long as I have two consecutive losses, no matter how optimistic I am about the future market, I force myself to take a 24-hour break. When emotions run high, even the best strategies can become distorted. Stopping to review is more important than blindly opening trades.

This method may seem 'dumb'—not chasing hot trends, not betting on altcoins, not relying on luck—but it is precisely this 'dumbness' that allows me to maintain my rhythm amidst major ups and downs.

As the principal accumulates to a certain scale, profits will accelerate like a snowball, and I may not even need to monitor the market, just waiting for key signals to take action.

The market is never short of opportunities; what is lacking is the determination to stick to the rules. Are you ready to catch the next wave of market movements with the 'dumb method'?