This might be the least clever way to trade in the crypto world.

But I just followed the rules rigidly, and as a result, the account went crazy:

💥 In 43 days, I went from 3000 USDT to 380,000 USDT.

There are no magic trades, no insider information, no luck, only three 'foolish logics.'

Honestly, even I find it funny.

① Don't touch if it doesn't rise, only eat the breakthrough.

While others analyze candlestick charts like they're studying ancient texts, I only focus on one thing: is it moving?

• Walking sideways? Just turn off the computer.

• Massive volume breakout? Enter immediately.

• Don't guess the top, don't touch the bottom, don't chase rebounds; I only do 'certainty.'

📌 The market is like a cat; if you chase it, it will hide. If you sit still, it will come to you.

I was chasing an obscure coin at that time, it side-tracked for 40 days with no one watching, then suddenly broke out with volume, doubling in a week.

It's not that my vision is sharp; it's that I can afford to wait.

② Strictly control position, always only exert 20% effort.

An account can survive, not by going all in, but by having patience.

• Only use 20% of my position every time I enter the market

• I can still sleep smiling even after losing 2%.

• Made 15% on a trade, my mom even asked me: 'How do I exchange this USDT for RMB?'

This is not conservatism, it's strategy.

Trading cryptocurrencies doesn't require winning every time; just catching one or two major waves is enough for half a year's salary.

📌 A true expert doesn't 'blow up once' but 'endures through each time.'

③ Trading is like throwing stones; once thrown, don’t look back.

Every time I place an order, I write down my take profit and stop loss, no changes, no hesitation.

• Set the entry points and turn off the phone.

• Don't watch the market, don't chase the rise, don't stay up late.

• The group shouted, 'I got in, I got in!' I turned over in bed: 'Oh, fly away, good luck.'

📌 The most toxic thing in the crypto world isn't the drop, but 'you changed your entry point once.'

By relying on a 'throw and walk away' trading rhythm, I successfully avoided three rounds of heavy selling by the main force.

In summary:

The ones who make money in the crypto world are never the smartest people.

But it's the most 'obedient' people.

Obeying = no fantasies, no predictions, no greed, no fidgeting.

If you keep losing, it might be because you want to perform too much, forgetting the rules of how to proceed.

Now I only do one thing every day:

The laziest, dumbest, but most stable trading rhythm.

Money comes from 'repetition' and 'patience.'

It's not something derived from candlestick speculation, group chat arguments, or threefold leverage.

Now, I am opening this method to only 10 people; once full, the door closes!

• I set the rhythm every day

• I'll teach you how to split positions.

• Transparent and mindless copying of strategies

Whether to do it or not doesn't matter; just don't come back to call me brother when you crash one day.

Remember: the fiercest comeback in the crypto world is never a single gamble, but making sure every gamble is in the right place. Your patience and discipline are the sharpest knives.

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