He is just an ordinary office worker, with a monthly salary of 4500 after deductions for social insurance and housing fund. The 1400U is his savings over the past three months. When he first started trading with me, he kept asking, "Bro, if I lose this money, how many fewer clothes can I buy?"

Seven days later, when his account jumped to 5600U, he sent a screenshot with the caption: "Gonna have a nice dinner tonight."

Do you think it's luck? He hasn't touched any meme coins and hasn't even monitored the market late at night. He places only two trades a day, as regular as clocking in and out, relying on these three strategies:

First strategy: Ambush the wrongly targeted assets and capture the remaining profits from the main force.

He never chases after popular coins that have skyrocketed; instead, he focuses on those that have been "mistakenly harmed"—for example, when the market hasn't dropped much, but a specific coin has fallen over 15%, yet its fundamentals (the project team hasn't run away, and there are updates in technology) are sound. He ambushes with a 10% position and, as soon as the signal for stabilization and rebound (like recovering the 5-day moving average) appears, he directly increases his position by 30%.

Second strategy: Layered position management, allowing profits to snowball.

The 1400U is divided into three parts: 40% follows the main trend (like riding the upward wave of Ethereum), 30% is used for cross-platform arbitrage (capturing a price difference of 1%-3% between different exchanges), and the remaining 30% is locked, specifically waiting for a pullback to average down (like adding 10% when it drops by 10%).

Third strategy: Discipline like iron, entering and exiting with "insurance pins."

For every trade, two points must be set: stop-loss line (cut losses at 5%, never hold onto a losing position), and take-profit line (sell in three batches, first take 10% profit from 30% of the position, and hold the rest until the trend is complete).

In the crypto circle, too many people trade dozens of times a day, busy as a spinning top, yet their accounts keep shrinking. We only do two trades a day, like shooting targets, aiming before pulling the trigger, which naturally increases the hit rate.

If you've also experienced liquidation, clutching that little bit of capital tighter than life itself; if you feel the techniques are too complicated, and reading candlesticks feels like deciphering a celestial book—actually, the core of making money has never been about being smart, but about finding the right rhythm.

A fan of mine previously lost 300,000, but after following my methods, he filled the hole back in just a month and a half. Now he tells everyone, "It turns out the crypto market can really be a side job, without gambling."

Follow @加密大师兄888 for tomorrow's arbitrage opportunities, and let me lead you on board first. Remember, ordinary people turn their fortunes not through luck, but by daring to start and being even braver about following the rules.