Cryptocurrency Comeback: I Made 8 Times My Investment Using a 'Ridiculously Dumb' Method, While the Smart People Went Bankrupt

Can you believe it? In the cryptocurrency world where everyone is fixated on candlestick charts, chasing trends, and leveraging, I turned 3000 USD into 24000 USD using a 'don’t care about anything' dumb method.

The 'smart people' around me are always busy: switching coins every three minutes, going all in at any good news, entering positions with full leverage, and as soon as the market drops, they go bankrupt. It’s not that they don’t know how to trade; it’s that they 'know too much' and end up losing their capital.

As for me, I stick to three simple principles without deviating:

1. Only look for high-quality coins with just starting trends, absolutely avoid junk coins and betting on news. I first allocate 3% of my capital to set up a base position, patiently waiting for the wind to come, not being greedy or chasing highs.

2. Wait for the market to show a clear upward trend and confirm stability, then add 20%-50% of my capital to capture mid-term profits, letting the main players take the lead. I don’t play the role of a 'bottom-fishing gambler.'

3. As soon as each market cycle ends, I withdraw my profits! I don’t play the 'continuous board dream'; I treat the cryptocurrency market as an ATM, never as a casino.

Previously, a friend of mine lost 400,000, and his mindset collapsed to the point of wanting to exit the market. Later, he stubbornly followed this dumb method, saying, 'I’ll accept being a fool.' As a result, just three months later, not only did he break even, but he also made enough to buy a Tesla.

There’s also a college student who entered the market with 200 USD, strictly adhering to 'patience + position allocation,' and has now rolled it up to 6000 USD, saying this method saved his living expenses.

In reality, the cryptocurrency market is not a technical field; it’s an emotional and position-driven arena. What you lose is never about not knowing how to read candlesticks or operate; it’s about being too anxious, too leveraged, and too stubborn—always wanting to make quick money, only to be led by the market, and in the end, it’s not you trading cryptocurrencies, it’s the cryptocurrencies 'trading' you.

Now you have two choices: either continue to lose money with 'smart operations,' or follow this dumb method and slowly earn your money back. #加密市场回调