Wake up, everyone. Do you think that watching the market daily and analyzing K-line charts is investing? Actually, it might not be.

What is the truth? You are just "liquidity fat" in the eyes of big funds. So what about technical indicators like RSI, MACD? They are completely useless to whales. What they care about is one thing—where retail investors' stop-loss orders are stacked.

Every seemingly textbook "false breakout," every time the market precisely hits your stop-loss level and then reverses, is not a coincidence. It is carefully planned. Your stop-loss is the "fuel" they need to trigger the next wave of market movement. That’s why you get out with a loss and the market soars, or chase highs and collapse. The game rules have been set from the moment it was designed.

After understanding this, what should you do? Get angry and leave, or learn new strategies?

Truly wise people have long found the answer. Look at how traditional finance works: a company wants to go public, it takes years to build data, reputation, and capital. But in the crypto world? Projects go live in less than a year, and everyone is waiting for it to tenfold. Is this realistic? Clearly not.

An investor who has experienced several bull and bear cycles uses the simplest strategy—dollar-cost averaging, diversifying as much as possible. Over 6 years, he bought from $74 down to $0.9, and ultimately still made a profit. How does he do it? Very simply: allocate about 10% of his monthly income, continuously buy a few promising assets, not predicting tops or bottoms, just enduring the wait.

This method may not sound exciting. But it works.