$TREE You say it's the dumbest method, but I just use it to turn 1800U into 11.2WU. I flipped it 6 times!

No liquidation, no all-in, no emotional trading throughout.

You might look down on it, but I steadily flipped it 6 times with it!

Many people think trading coins is all about 'gambling':

One bearish candle and they short everything,

One bullish candle and they go all in long,

When they lose massively, they blame the market, and when they double their money, they think they are gods.

But I tell you: smart people die early, and dumb people make money.

The method I’m using now, to put it simply, consists of three things:

First, 'Position Slicing Method': build positions in 4 segments, never go all in

25% initial position to take the lead

25% mid-position to follow the trend

25% add more after entering profit

Last 25% try to catch the big wave

If one trade loses, it loses a little; if one trade wins, it wins a lot.

This is the power of 'slow'. No matter how skilled you are, if you don’t manage your positions, you can’t grow your capital.

Second, only trade 3 familiar coins: BTC / ETH / SOL

While you change coins every day, chasing trends,

I just repeatedly trade the same 3 coins.

Familiar with the candlestick structure, familiar with the main rhythm

Familiar with the oscillation range, trading coins is a professional task, not random clicking

Third, 'One Chart One Note Strategy': write a trading plan before opening a position

I don’t act without a plan, without setting stop-loss and take-profit.

No matter how good the signal or strong the emotion, I don’t enter!

This method that looks the 'dumbest',

I have used for 8 months, and now I have stabilized at earning 300-500U per day.

It’s not the fastest, but it’s the most stable.

Smart people fall because of 'greed',

And I rely on this 'dumbest' logic to help my followers succeed.

Since April, I helped 12 brothers who had lost their money

Average time taken was 45 days, and all made profits!

Do you want to succeed too? Stop gambling, try this dumbest method.

It’s not about having fewer strategies, it’s about your rhythm being wrong, your positions being messy, and your mindset being off.

Stop thinking about making a fortune in one step; first learn not to lose, then you'll have a chance to grow your capital.