In the end, show me your account balance. The 200,000 I invested last year is now only 36,000. In contrast, my neighbor, who usually doesn't even bother to look at the K-line, has relied on the 'foolproof method' I taught him to turn 120,000 into 38 million over 8 years, and now he drinks tea every day waiting for the market, living more comfortably than me, the 'analyst'!
To be honest, after 8 years of struggling in the crypto world, I've seen many cases of 'smart people being outsmarted': some people are still researching new coin whitepapers at 3 AM, only to end up losing money; others are calculating 'support and resistance levels' on the charts, and in the end, they have lost their principal. Today, I'm sharing my 'foolproof profit method' that I've learned through real money lessons, which is 100 times more effective than those who just shout 'buy the dip'!
1. Don't be a 'vegetable market leek': those who run at 3 points will never get the big meat.
I've noticed many people have a habit: when they earn a little money, they panic as if they've stolen something, taking profits at a 3 point rise, then turning around to watch the asset double while they hit their thighs; later, they learn 'the big picture,' unwilling to leave at a 10-point gain, only to see the market reverse, losing 20% of their principal directly—this is not called operation; this is called 'giving money to the market!'
I always tell my fans: the crypto world is not a vegetable market, there’s no need to squat every day to 'pick vegetable leaves.' Those who get excited over a 1-2 point rise will eventually fall into the trap of chasing highs; the ones who can really make money are those who can resist the temptation of 'taking small profits' and can hold the line of 'exit at the stop-loss point.' Last time, a fan didn’t listen to advice, sold after making 5 points, and that asset later increased by 3 times. He privately messaged me crying, 'If I had known to listen to you, I would have regretted it!' Remember: as long as the principal is there, there’s a chance to wait for a big market; without the principal, no matter how good the opportunity, it has nothing to do with you.
2. Stay away from 'crypto influencers': those who call you to enter when new coins surge are just looking to cut you.
Every time a new coin skyrockets, I receive hundreds of messages asking 'Can I jump in?' I always reply with three words: 'Wait a bit.' It's not that I'm conservative; it's that I've seen too many 'new coin traps'—the initial surge attracts attention, and once retail investors jump in, they start dumping, with examples of a 70% drop in a week counting from dark to dawn.
My own principle has never changed: I only focus on those 'assets that have dropped thoroughly but can still rise.' For example, last year a mainstream asset dropped nearly 60%. I first invested 10% of my position to lay a foundation without guessing 'if it’s the bottom.' I waited until it stabilized and the trend became clear before adding more. Some said 'this way I might miss the lowest point,' but I want to say: compared to bottom-fishing halfway up the hill, entering late and earning a little less, at least I can sleep soundly! Later, that asset increased by 2.8 times, and I swapped my profits for a new computer, while those chasing new coins were still in the group cursing the 'dog dealer's black heart.'
3. Don't be a 'halfway buyer': shouting to bottom fish at a 30% drop is no different from jumping off a cliff.
'Bottom fishing'—how many people has it trapped? Last year, a fan saw a certain asset drop by 30%, rushed in with a full position, and it dropped another 55%. When he came to me, he almost cried: 'Bro, this money was meant for buying a house, and now it's all tied up!'
My logic for adding positions is very simple: I wait for it to 'prove itself' as it goes up—like breaking through previous highs, pulling back around 10% without dropping further, then I add 20%-30% positions. The entry price might be a little higher than those 'bottom fishers,' but it’s safer! Just like last year’s market, I waited for a certain asset to stabilize before adding positions. Even if there were small pullbacks in between, I was never stuck and instead felt more at ease as it rose. Remember: the trend doesn’t reverse just because you think it will; you have to wait until it's 'stable,' those who rush in are just sending vegetables to the dealers.
4. 'Disarm' as soon as you profit: no matter how good the numbers on your account look, it's not as good as having it in your pocket.
Many people earn money and become complacent, thinking 'it can still rise,' only to throw back all their profits or even incur losses. I have a hard rule: every time there’s a surge, first transfer the principal and half the profits for 'safety.' For example, if I invested 150,000 and earned 150,000, I would first transfer 225,000, leaving 75,000 to fluctuate at will; even if it drops to zero, I've preserved my principal and half the profits, so I don’t lose!
There was an old fan who lost over 600,000 from his own reckless operations before. Following my method, not only did he recover his capital in half a year, but he also bought a Tesla. He said the best thing was that every time it rose, I urged him to 'hurry and transfer the money,' or else he would have been trapped by subsequent pullbacks. Honestly, the numbers on the account are all virtual; only the money transferred to your bank account is real profit—just like in a relationship, talking is useless; you have to actually get something in hand for it to count.
Now there are too many 'smart people' in the crypto world: today they study 'leverage play,' tomorrow they ponder 'new coin launches,' and after a busy day, they still earn less than the pancake seller downstairs. Those who shout 'I’ll make you rich' essentially want to earn your transaction fees, just like gyms selling classes, never caring whether you can lose weight.
What I share every day is not 'market predictions,' but 'practical skills' summarized from the pits I’ve fallen into and the money I’ve made—like how to judge whether an asset is stable, how to increase positions without getting stuck, and how to earn without missing opportunities. In this circle, reliable people are rarer than reliable markets. If you follow me, when the next market comes, I won’t tell you to 'bottom fish'; I’ll just teach you 'how to pocket the money.' Hit the follow button, next week I’ll go live to teach you to calculate 'take profit and stop-loss points', guaranteed to be more useful than watching those 'K-line theories.' Trust me, follow the old dog, and avoid big falls! # Crypto Market Practical Guide
