The simplest way to make money in the crypto world: I made a fortune using this simple method, and you can try it too.

The smarter people are, the easier it is for them to lose money in the crypto world—this is a lesson I learned with real money.

Four years ago, I was still a "tech geek" who stayed up late to watch the market; I researched candlesticks, MACD, RSI, Bollinger Bands, and more. The result? I made a little and lost a little, and in the end, my account hardly changed, and I was liquidated several times. Until later, I met an experienced trader who woke me up with one sentence: trading coins, the simpler the better.

He shared with me a "simple method"—the 343 phased investment method.

At that time, I laughed at him for being too conservative, but after trying it a few times, I was shocked.

In two years, my initial capital of 200,000 grew to over 50 million.

Now, I am sharing this method completely with everyone.

The "simple method" that the big players fear: the 343 phased investment method.

Core logic: don’t guess the ups and downs, buy according to the rhythm.

Step 1: 30% initial position (test the waters first)

① Choose mainstream coins, don’t mess around: BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB are all fine.

② Use 30% of the total funds to buy a portion first.

③ Remember, definitely don’t go all in at once; leaving some bullets is the key.

Step 2: 40% additional position (buy more as it falls, lower the cost)

① If it goes up? Don’t rush to chase; wait for it to pull back before adding to your position.

② If it falls? Buy 10% for every 10% decrease until you complete this 40%.

③ The principle is simple: the cheaper it gets, the more profit you can make when it rebounds.

Step 3: 30% final position (add to your position only after the trend is clear)

① Wait for the coin price to stabilize at a key support level, such as the 7-day moving average;

② Then add the final 30%. By this time, market sentiment has also warmed up;

③ Then set a trailing stop to lock in profits all the way.

Why is this method so effective?

It doesn’t rely on predictions, only on rhythm;

It doesn’t bet on ups and downs, only follows rules;

It doesn’t chase highs or sell lows, but instead slowly accumulates chips when the market is most fearful.

At first, I also thought this method was silly, but later I understood:

Only the foolish can survive and have the opportunity to make big money.

If you want to use this method, go back and try it yourself; it’s really not hard.

The key is whether you can resist temptation and stick to the rules.