Last year, I personally witnessed a brother who made a million profit in the cryptocurrency circle using the dumbest method.

What's even more ridiculous is that he brought out his trading records, making a group of so-called 'analysis experts' collectively silent—because 80% of his trades were losses.

Hearing this, you might be confused: how can he still make money when most are losing?

The secret is simple: he takes 'survival' as the first principle.

He sliced his capital like tofu, only using one-tenth each time, with a stop loss strictly capped at 5%. After three consecutive losses, he shuts down his computer and phone, never getting attached to the battle. Others laugh at him for being timid, but as the market reshuffles wave after wave, he remains in the game, while most people have turned into cannon fodder.

On the battlefield of moving averages, he also has a set of iron rules:

A 5-day line breakout? That's just a meat grinder, a grave for short-term players.

The 30-day line is the real lifeline; holding onto coins above it, the average increase in a bull market exceeds 300%.

The 200-day line? That's the judge of life and death; most of those who blindly bottom-fish below it end up buried.

He also sees through the traps of explosive increases. Those who chase up are 90% likely to be losing within three days. The real bottom is often so quiet that no one pays attention, with trading volume at the bottom and the community filled with curses; that is the moment when the big players are truly laying ambush.

When adding positions, he is even more patient. It's not about jumping in when the price rises, but waiting to secure profits before adding. For every 10% increase, he halves the added position, using a pyramid-like rhythm to steadily grow his returns.

What I admire most is that he can see through the tricks of the big players at a glance:

A long upper shadow at a high position will definitely crash within seven days;

A weak decline with no volume is specifically to harvest impatient retail investors.

Many people always think of shortcuts, relying on luck to get rich, only to end up dead on the road. He, however, made the most ruthless money using the dumbest methods. Last year, he even led a group of people to achieve a return of 11 times.

Do you think this is metaphysics? No, this is cold, hard big data and discipline. Smart people love to show off their skills too much; the ones who truly make money instead act like 'fools,' stubbornly sticking to dumb methods all the way through.

The market is still moving, and the rules remain effective. Sometimes being foolish can lead you to discover—that's the most ruthless way to make money.

One person cannot support everything; it's better to follow the big team! The direction has already been pointed out; it just depends on whether you can keep up!

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