1. Many people lose money in the crypto market mainly because their expectations are too high, like hoping for 10x or even 100x returns in a year; the risks behind that are enormous. However, people often get swept up in emotions and forget about the risks, betting everything and ultimately having to cut losses, leading to repeated principal reductions and eventually a huge loss. Wanting to recover losses leads them to trade contracts or gamble on low-quality coins, resulting in even greater losses.
You might see others thriving in contracts and PvP, but their model is different. They may start with little money, say 1000 or 500, and grow it, while you directly invest large assets, leading to a deteriorating mindset. Building a healthy mindset takes a year or two of accumulation, while destructive moments can happen in just 5 minutes during a market crash.
Now, let me talk about how even a fool can earn 2 returns of 50% in a year. One way is through fixed investments in quality U.S. stocks, like Tesla or Nvidia. Persisting with fixed investments for a year can likely yield such returns. Another is to fixed invest in Bitcoin; during a bear market, if you persist with fixed investments, by the second year, you could easily double your money. If you start fixed investing at the beginning of a bull market, doing so for half a year to a year to earn a 50% return is also no problem. When the crypto bull market arrives, if you fixed invest in mainstream meme coins and persist for half a year to a year, earning a 50% return is also no problem. Each time you earn 50%, consider selling; how much it rises afterward is not your concern. The subsequent emotional money is not something you can earn; you can decide to pull out in time.
So by this method, completing 2 returns of 50% in a year, isn't it something anyone can achieve? It's simple, but not easy, because it requires extreme patience and confidence. During the investment process, whenever there's a drop, one can't help but think, what if it goes to zero? What if it doesn't rise? Various distracting thoughts will interfere with you. Without psychological support, about 60% of people will exit the market, but if there's someone providing psychological support, the exit rate might be only 20%. If we extend this period to 2 years, the exit rate could astonishingly reach 80%. This shows the difference in people's patience; the time process and the targets are actually the same.
I rarely see people making money through fixed investments because many actually look down on such returns, feeling superior and dismissing this foolproof method. They insist on showcasing their skills and strategies, but as time goes on, the market will teach them humility. You say if I charge for a fixed investment group, I'd definitely be criticized harshly. Who can't do fixed investments?
Without having an information advantage, playing contracts, engaging in PvP, or swing trading fails to steadily accumulate compounding funds because one earns on 2 trades and loses on 1. The loss can offset the profits made, leading to no accumulation. This is fundamentally why this model can't accumulate large capital. If you have an information advantage, then naturally you can make money, and it's incredibly fast—I've personally shorted small coins and made a 50% profit in just 6 days.
Earning 1 return of 50% in a year is not difficult; that means 5 times in 4 years. The challenge lies in the steadfast execution to eliminate distractions and temptations. Is it hard to make 2 returns of 50%? There’s a slight difficulty in grasping the cycle's rhythm, but it's not too hard. That makes 25 times in 4 years. Excluding the difficult parts, I estimate around 10 times in 4 years. This is a logically reasonable return. And if you go all in with your principal on a single investment, that's the worst money-making strategy; it usually results in losses. The market is full of traps; what you favor is what others want to sell.
So when choosing targets, you must respect the market and not impose your own ideas. People often ask me how good this coin is, how about that one. I usually glance and will say there's a lot of hype involved. If the other party doesn't agree, I won't argue; I respect their perspective. Because I already have the best money-making strategy suitable for me, and I won't make too little money this way. I can't compare with someone who makes several million on one contract because I don't have that mindset or capability. I cannot accept the state of losing all my capital; I know myself, so I firmly won't play.
Many people fail to earn from fixed investments due to 3 core reasons: they hesitate to buy when prices drop; if it keeps falling, they are too scared to act, ultimately cutting losses or going passive. Then, when there's a big rise, they complain about investing too little and aggressively increase their positions, only to see a drop afterward, leaving them with no funds to average down and buying at the highest point. Additionally, when they've earned over 50%, many are reluctant to sell, wanting 100%. You need to understand that earning 100% once and earning 50% twice are of entirely different difficulties.
Those who insist on making 100% gains have no respect for the objective realities of the market and wish to profit from the beginning to the end. Fixed investments are like that; you can't buy at the highest or the lowest. Even if a coin ultimately rises 5 times, you might only earn 50%. At that point, don't look down on the small gain; most people are losing money, and earning 50% already surpasses the vast majority of those buying that coin. You have already made a significant profit.
For those coins that have the potential to rise 3-5 times, I aim for a 50% gain. I achieve my goals through multiple 50% gains, making it very easy for me. Investment is not an exam where you must score 90 to be excellent; it's a marathon. Earning 50% once, and then 10 times earning 50%, is a 25-fold return. If you do well, it’s entirely possible to achieve 25 times in 4 years.
In this process, the only thing you need is patience. I don't recommend playing the fixed investment game with too little money; I suggest having at least 100,000, preferably 300,000. If you have several million, that's even better; it makes the process enjoyable. You don't need to engage in divination to predict the market; instead, respect its trends and profit through repeated fixed investments. You can calculate for yourself how much you can earn.
At this moment, you will feel that you are indeed very capable.