#ETH Purebred cattle and horses' underdogs counterattack, reborn to slaughter in the cryptocurrency world, from 20,000 to 1.5 million: Making money in the crypto world is not about talent, but about 'diligent effort':

Many people rush into the crypto world, only focused on 'making quick money': endless trends to chase, countless insider tips to hear, and relentless market bets, creating a battlefield every day, yet most end up losing badly.

I managed to turn a 20,000 capital into 1.5 million in three months, not thanks to extraordinary talent or insider information, but four words—diligent effort.

It’s not about shrewd predictions of rises and falls, nor busy frequent trading, but about the practice of 'slow, steady, and patient':

While others place over ten trades a day chasing rises and falls, I only do 2-3 trades at most, not being greedy;

While others frantically grab soaring altcoins, I just focus on 2-3 mainstream coins, not following the trend;

While others operate chaotically in excitement over candlestick charts, I’m like a machine without emotions—waiting patiently when necessary, and striking decisively when the moment comes.

My execution logic is extremely simple yet stable:

① Lock in targets without wavering: Focus on 2-3 long-term projects I believe in, regardless of the noisy trends, I never randomly switch coins;

② Fixed entry and exit prices: Set buy and sell points in advance, and firmly avoid acting until the price hits, executing decisively when it does;

③ Never go all in on positions: Only use 1/5-1/3 of my capital for each operation, leaving room to endure the next wave of volatility;

④ Pre-set profit and loss limits: Think through the worst-case scenario before placing orders, and stick to the rules without making last-minute changes.

Why can the 'diligent method' actually win?

Smart people often love to frequently increase their positions, predict the market, and bet on big directions, but they often end up losing everything; while 'diligent people' rely on 'slowness' and 'patience', enduring the tug of emotions and withstanding market fluctuations.

Sharing my real experience:

Initially, I only had 50,000, and I also experienced small gains and losses in the early stages, even a significant drawdown that dropped my account directly to over 20,000.

But I didn’t panic, nor did I recklessly increase my position or change the rules; I executed step by step according to my established plan.

No miracles, no shortcuts, all thanks to daily execution; in two years, my account steadily doubled and then doubled again, ultimately reaching 1.3 million.

Can this method be replicated? Yes, but there’s a prerequisite:

You must endure loneliness and resist temptation—

When it rains, there’s an umbrella; when it’s dark, there’s light; there’s a path underfoot. Will you follow or not?