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The stupidest way to trade cryptocurrencies is actually the 'foolish method' that I've stuck to over the years.

When I first entered the market, I also chased after trends: investing in meme coins, participating in new projects, trading futures, and using arbitrage bots... I operated fiercely, but when I calculated the returns, I ended up losing money. In the end, I realized: the flashier the strategy, the more likely it is to backfire; the clumsier the approach, the safer it becomes.

My 'foolish method' consists of just three steps, even my mom can understand:

1️⃣ Only hoard hard currency, avoid flashy stuff
The pool of coins is extremely small: BTC, ETH, plus one 'altcoin' that I actually understand. No matter how hot it gets, if I still feel confused after reading the white paper three times, I blacklist it. By safeguarding my bottom line, I can sleep soundly at night.

2️⃣ Pay day = coin buying day, buy regardless of price fluctuations
On the day I receive my salary each month, I allocate a fixed percentage to purchase coins on the exchange, rain or shine. I buy when prices rise and buy even more when they fall, treating the K-line as background music and spreading my costs out evenly. After three years, my account resembles a reservoir, deepening without me even noticing.

3️⃣ Set the 'two lines' and then unplug the internet
Before entering the market, I write down two lines: one for profit-taking and one for loss-cutting. Once the time comes, I place my orders and then uninstall the app, writing my password on paper and locking it in a drawer. During last April's crash, even without signal while I was in Western Sichuan, I still avoided a halving, relying on the 'iron rules' I'd set in advance.

Why does being 'slow' allow me to outperform most people?

• No anxiety: I don't stare at the market; its rise and fall have nothing to do with my daily routine
• Fewer mistakes: No matter how quickly trends shift, they can't catch up to my inaction
• Accumulating chips: My monthly salary transforms into digital gold, with time working for me

Of course, this method has its side effects: it can be quite boring in the short term, while others flaunt their hundredfold returns, you can only smile; but in the long run, it’s worry-free, allowing me to sleep soundly during bear markets. Slow doesn’t mean losing; it means turning risks into compound returns.

If you're also tired of chasing highs and cutting losses, and don’t want to be a slave to the market anymore, consider focusing on the remaining strategy with @小花生说币 and leave the rest to time. #ETH突破4000

The money for the wife to buy a house 💰 has all been invested, if it explodes tonight, at most I'll get beaten up, the strategist has already done his best, 😂😂😂😂😂
At worst, I'll start over, I don't believe that everything I've earned for half a year will be lost back tonight!

#事件合约 Everyone should not touch event contracts. Look carefully and understand clearly. Whether it's order flow trading or trend connections, it's clear that there will definitely be systematic precise strikes behind it. It's really just giving away money, and don't believe those so-called profit-sharing posts; there's always a few seconds' difference or just a slight price difference. Playing this is purely giving money to some mysterious force, and it's easy to get emotionally overwhelmed and addicted. Don’t say anything about skill levels or blame the platform. What I want to say is that old investors who have survived to this point are generally not too foolish. I advise those who play event contracts not to think about getting rich overnight and to stay away from event contracts. Let's talk about probability: if you win 80% of the time but lose everything when you lose, which casino in reality would dare to take such a cut? So honestly trade with low leverage; maybe you can find a way out.