In the cryptocurrency world, there’s a counterintuitive truth: those who stare at K-line charts until they look like Mars and can recite technical indicators like tongue twisters often have accounts that are bright green; conversely, some seemingly 'foolish' operations can quietly turn numbers into snowballs.

I tried the 'dumbest' way to play, and as a result, 300 U turned into 3.8 WU in just 43 days—when I tell you, you might think it’s a story, but these three iron rules are simple enough to be engraved on a cigarette box:

- Only wait for 'explosive volume breakout', do not touch 'sideways fog'.

When the K-line is flat, does it look like a pile of mud? Regardless of support or resistance, I don’t even open the software. I will only slowly enter the market when I see the trading volume suddenly increase more than three times, and the price breaks through the oscillation range. There’s no need to guess tops or bottoms; just ride the trend as a 'passenger'.

- Fix the position at 20%, not a penny more.

Always use only one-fifth of the position to open orders, do not increase positions when making profits, and do not add to positions when incurring losses. If wrong, just accept it; the maximum loss per trade is 2%; if right, hold on and aim for at least a 15% gain before taking profits. Calculating it, 5 winning trades can cover 1 losing trade, keeping the mindset as steady as a rock.

- Set the points and then turn off the phone; K-line fluctuations have nothing to do with me.

Before placing an order, write the take profit and stop loss in the memo, and exit the app directly after placing the order. Regardless of any market dips or spikes, I will not manually close the position until the set point is reached. In 43 days, I didn’t stay up overnight to monitor the market even once, and instead avoided the impulse to manually close my position 8 times.

Interestingly, during this period, those friends who analyzed Federal Reserve speeches every day and shouted 'Non-farm night will explode' have already been liquidated three times. Meanwhile, my method, which they laughed at as 'lacking technical content,' has yielded more than ten times the return.

In fact, the biggest traps in trading cryptocurrencies are not the complexity of the market, but the 'cleverness of smart people':

Increasing positions based on feelings, holding onto positions based on fantasies, and bottom-fishing based on luck has turned me into a 'cash machine' for the market. Those who can actually make money are often the ones willing to be 'a bit foolish'—foolish enough to strictly follow the rules, foolish enough not to compete with the market, and foolish enough to admit they can't predict market trends.

This method is not suitable for gamblers; it is only suitable for retail investors who want to 'slowly become wealthy'. I plan to bring 10 people to try it out, publicly sharing entry points, position sizes, and take profit plans every day. You don’t need to understand the technology; just follow along.

After all, in the cryptocurrency world, sometimes being 'obedient' is worth much more than being 'smart'.Done.#美国加征关税 #SOL #美国初请失业金人数