Many people might not realize that my approach to trading cryptocurrencies is actually very simple and straightforward—no looking at candlestick charts, no leverage, and no constant news scanning. Basically, I focus on catching the trend and sticking to it until the end.
And the result? Starting with 3,000 yuan, I managed to grow it to 19,000 yuan, a sixfold increase.
Does that sound like luck? But the friends around me who claim to be "in the know" have all suffered losses in the crypto market. They switch coins every three minutes, rush into every new trend, frequently get liquidated, and lose everything. That’s the stark contrast.
Actually, my method isn’t anything mysterious; it’s just three simple rules:
Step one, focus on trending coins that are just starting to move. Build a small initial position, controlling the allocation at around 3%. Never touch trash projects, and don’t try to guess short-term ups and downs. Step two, wait for clear signals of a genuine rally, then add to your position in stages, with increments between 20% and 50%. The key is to follow confirmed trends only, avoiding bottom-fishing. Step three, withdraw profits at the end of each cycle. Set your take-profit and stop-loss levels in advance, and stay patient without greed or impatience.
Interestingly, a fan once lost 400,000 yuan, but after applying this approach, not only did he recover his losses in three months, but he also earned enough to buy a Tesla.
In the crypto market, the more you think and the more frequently you trade, the more likely you are to suffer big losses. Conversely, that kind of "extreme simplicity" and patience in execution can help you steadily make money. The difference is that simple.
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OnChainDetective
· 01-10 07:57
hold up, lemme check the wallet clustering on those entry points you mentioned... 3% initial position sounds textbook, but i'm seeing statistical anomalies in similar "6x returns" narratives lately. transaction patterns suggest coordinated pump timing tbh
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CrossChainMessenger
· 01-10 07:53
That's right, the more you don't mess around in the end, the more you actually earn, which is really ironic.
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StableCoinKaren
· 01-10 07:48
That's right, sometimes not messing around is actually more profitable. That's how I do it too.
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ShadowStaker
· 01-10 07:40
ngl the position sizing discipline here actually makes sense from a validator attrition standpoint... tho the survivorship bias is pretty thick lol
Many people might not realize that my approach to trading cryptocurrencies is actually very simple and straightforward—no looking at candlestick charts, no leverage, and no constant news scanning. Basically, I focus on catching the trend and sticking to it until the end.
And the result? Starting with 3,000 yuan, I managed to grow it to 19,000 yuan, a sixfold increase.
Does that sound like luck? But the friends around me who claim to be "in the know" have all suffered losses in the crypto market. They switch coins every three minutes, rush into every new trend, frequently get liquidated, and lose everything. That’s the stark contrast.
Actually, my method isn’t anything mysterious; it’s just three simple rules:
Step one, focus on trending coins that are just starting to move. Build a small initial position, controlling the allocation at around 3%. Never touch trash projects, and don’t try to guess short-term ups and downs. Step two, wait for clear signals of a genuine rally, then add to your position in stages, with increments between 20% and 50%. The key is to follow confirmed trends only, avoiding bottom-fishing. Step three, withdraw profits at the end of each cycle. Set your take-profit and stop-loss levels in advance, and stay patient without greed or impatience.
Interestingly, a fan once lost 400,000 yuan, but after applying this approach, not only did he recover his losses in three months, but he also earned enough to buy a Tesla.
In the crypto market, the more you think and the more frequently you trade, the more likely you are to suffer big losses. Conversely, that kind of "extreme simplicity" and patience in execution can help you steadily make money. The difference is that simple.