Brothers, staring at the account with 130,000 U, I still can't believe that what pulled me back from the edge of quitting was actually the most foolish method in the crypto world!
In the past, I was the king of the crypto world: watching K-lines in three columns on the screen, remembering the theory of entanglement, staring at the market 24 hours a day, even dreaming of drawing trend lines, always thinking that relying on technology could lead to easy wins.
As a result, I faced liquidation three times, and during the last time, I stared at the balance for half an hour, dumbfounded, with a cigarette burning in my hand, feeling no pain. At that moment, I was truly desperate and wanted to quit the market.
After being heartbroken, I instead decided to go all out and stick to the most basic methods:
Not touching the volatile market, only waiting for clear breakout signals, and absolutely not making a move until the right time
Trying small positions, taking profits quickly without being greedy, regardless of others laughing at me for making small gains
Not trying to catch bottoms or predict tops, just following the trend: buying when it goes up, pulling out when it turns, not competing with the market.
This method seems silly, requiring no analysis of news, research on indicators, and even no staying up late, executing rules like a robot. But it allowed me to roll from 2000U to 130,000 U.
I used to think that making money in the crypto world depended on being smart, but now I understand that being busy is actually a trap: changing strategies and chasing hot topics seems busy but is actually giving away money.
I sincerely advise confused brothers: the crypto world does not need smart people, but people who follow the rules.
Don't look for shortcuts, stick to a simple strategy for 30 days, and you will find that execution is the key to flipping positions. Sometimes, being a little foolish allows you to go further.
If you're stuck and don't know what to do? The same saying goes, follow Xing Ge, and he'll teach you how to avoid the scythe and go straight to the table to share the profits! @星哥狩猎日记
