Is $BTC 3000 yuan the first bucket of gold rolled out in the crypto circle? My clumsy method of mindset

When I first entered the crypto world with 3000 yuan, I couldn’t even read a candlestick chart—it looked like an electrocardiogram to me. But it was this method that people mocked as 'too clumsy' that helped me survive in this hellish arena—

1. First be a student, then become a gambler

Blockchain is not metaphysics, and exchanges are definitely not TIGER machines. I read white papers like novels, chewed through technical documents like they were a meal, and even compared DeFi concepts to a vegetable market to understand them. Remember: when you can’t even explain 'smart contracts,' the money in your wallet has long been someone else’s meat on the chopping block.

2. Choosing the right track is more important than choosing coins

Spot trading is a marathon, contracts are bungee jumping, and mining is like raising a poisonous insect. The 'clumsy method' I chose was simple: split 3000 yuan into 100 portions, and invest monthly in Ethereum. This method is as silly as a piggy bank, but it helped me avoid 90% of the scythes—after all, those who chase trends have become bag holders, while I could still hum a tune and pick up chips in the bear market.

3. Use mathematics to defeat human nature

Before every trade, I draw a 'three-column table' in my notebook: 1. How much loss can I bear? 2. What is the expected profit? 3. At what price point should I stop loss? Don’t laugh at this old-fashioned approach; those who gamble based on feelings have long seen their accounts go to zero. My money bag even accounts for the two decimal places clearly.