In the crypto world, the smarter people often suffer the most.
This is a hard-learned lesson I paid for with real money.
Four years ago, I was a 'top student type' retail investor who stayed up all night studying technical indicators.
K-line, MACD, RSI... I stayed up late every day, but the result was: earn a little, lose a little, my account balance stayed the same, and I even got liquidated a few times.
Until later, an experienced investor woke me up: trading crypto shouldn't be too smart; the simpler, the better.
At first, I scoffed at this, but with a mindset of giving it a try, I used a 'dumb method.' The result shocked me: in just one year, I turned my initial investment of 10,000 into 3 million.
Today I will share this method completely:
The 'dumb method' that market makers fear the most - 343 phased accumulation method.
Core idea: Do not predict price movements, just follow the plan.
🔹 Step 1: 30% initial position - exploratory entry
Only trade mainstream coins: BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB.
Use 30% of your funds to make an initial purchase.
Remember: Never go all in at once!
🔹 Step 2: 40% add position - reduce cost
If the price of the coin goes up: Don’t chase the price, wait for a pullback to add 40%.
If the price of the coin goes down: For every 10% drop, add 10% of your funds until you complete the 40%.
👉 By doing this, you can continuously lower your cost during a downturn, and when it rebounds, your profits will be even more substantial.
🔹 Step 3: 30% closing - add position after trend confirmation
When the coin price rebounds and stabilizes at a key support level (like the 7-day moving average), invest the final 30%.
Set a trailing stop to let profits run.
✅ Why is it effective?
No guessing direction, completely free from emotions.
Phased accumulation avoids being 'stuck' all at once.
Buying cheaper during declines allows for greater gains during rebounds.
Simple, clumsy, yet extremely lethal.
Many people fall victim to chasing highs and lows, predicting market trends, while what market makers fear the most is you using this 'slow, accurate, and steady' method.
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