Last night, an old fan contacted me: "Teacher, I went from 3000U to 60,000U, relying on what you call the 'fool system.'"

I replied to him: "It's not that I'm great, it's that you finally dared to be foolish."

Three years ago, when he joined the group, like most people, he overloaded himself with indicators, followed news instantly, and chased every hot trend. The result? He lost 400,000 in six months and lost some hair.

Later, I shared my 'foolish method' with him in just three sentences:

1. Only trade the trending coins that are just emerging;

2. Increase positions only when there is volume, capturing the most profitable middle segment;

3. Run after a pump, don’t get attached, don’t average down.

He followed my advice, writing weekly trade notes for me to review, and the content was always the same:

"No trades this week, still waiting."

"No trades this week, still waiting."

...

By the third month, a small coin he had been watching suddenly surged in volume, and he disciplinedly increased his position from 10% to 60%, resulting in a fivefold increase, turning his account positive.

Later, he repeated the same rhythm twice more, rolling from 2000U to 60,000U, and bought a second-hand Wrangler, with a note on the logo:

"Fool's Exclusive."

Actually, my system is even simpler than his:

In 2018, I entered with 5000U, not watching K-lines, not using leverage, and ignoring new coin IEOs entirely.

The core principle is just one: treat position size as life, and rhythm as a father.

When the market hasn’t started, I test the waters with 5%;

When the start is confirmed, I enter with 30%;

During the acceleration phase, I increase to 60%;

After a big bullish candle, I cash out and sleep.

For the rest of the time, I close the software, work out, read books, treating myself as if I were dead.

Five years later, my account grew from 5,000 U to A9, with a maximum drawdown of 12%, because I never fantasized about selling at the peak, only eating the “middle segment fat” that belongs to me.

Smart people think I’m slow, but I survived by being slow;

Smart people want to capture all fluctuations, but I only take 30% and leave;

Smart people treat coins like lovers, but I treat coins like public transport, getting off when I reach my stop.

So stop asking me about MACD, KDJ, and on-chain data, I've forgotten all of that.

What this market truly tests are two actions:

One is to dare to buy when no one cares;

Two is to dare to sell when the crowd is excited.

For the rest of the time, be a fool, don’t be smart.

Follow @小花生说币 , let’s quit being smart together and earn money steadily.