#比特币波动性 Someone asked me how to turn 3000U into 24,000. I told the truth, and the other person was stunned for three seconds: "Is that it?" Yes, that's it.
At that time, I had just entered the circle and didn’t know anything. K lines? I didn’t look at them. Technical indicators? I couldn’t understand them. Hot news? I was too lazy to chase them. I only did one thing - I focused on the trend. As a result, I multiplied my investment by eight times in eight months.
You might laugh at me for being silly, but I think the truly foolish ones are those "smart people" who draw lines and study indicators every day, yet end up losing money. I manage to survive based on three down-to-earth principles.
**Principle One: The trend has started, invest 3% to test the waters first.** Don't guess the bottom, don't act like a prophet, and don't touch those projects with names you've never heard of. Take it steady and go slowly.
**Principle Two: The market is really crazy, add 20% to 50%.** I stay put when others are bottom fishing. I only follow when the main players have entered the market and the trend is clear. This approach may seem foolish, but it's the least likely to result in a loss.
**Principle Three: Take profits and run; set profit and loss limits in advance.** While others are still dreaming of the "next wave being even stronger," I have already secured my gains and gone to enjoy some milk tea. When the market is agitated, you need to be calmer than it.
Last year, I met a fan who lost 400,000 and was mentally broken. Later, by following this "foolproof method," he managed to break even in less than three months. He told me: "Bro, your trick is indeed foolish, but it really can make money."
Why do most people in the crypto space lose money? **They're too smart.** Smart enough to switch between seven or eight coins in a day, rushing in when they see a pump, but always hesitating to cut losses.
The logic of truly making money is often the kind of approach that is "slow, clumsy, and steady." So clumsy that it makes people laugh, yet earns money that makes others envious.
$BTC rises and falls, $ETH fluctuates, the market is always volatile. But if you have the right methods, you can survive in the fluctuations, and even thrive.
Keep playing smart and losing, or stick to the foolproof method to earn steadily? The choice is in your hands.
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AirdropHuntress
· 12-04 19:34
After research and analysis, there are quite a few logical flaws in this methodology. A 3% trial may sound safe, but projects with poorly designed tokenomics can still wipe you out.
The key is to look at what kind of market was behind that 400,000 comeback case—making money with "dumb methods" works in a bull market, but it doesn't mean you'll survive a bear market.
Historical data shows that setting take-profit levels too rigidly can actually cause you to miss out on big waves. It's recommended to focus on risk and, ideally, make your fund allocation ratios public so people can review the real win rate.
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SignatureDenied
· 12-04 17:44
These three principles, to put it simply, are all about mindset management. Really, most people lose money because they overthink things.
No matter how nicely you put it, it's still gambling, just that you’re not betting as aggressively.
I do believe the part about having 400,000 followers, but even if more people follow, they still won’t be able to change their mindset.
When it comes to taking profits, I respect that the most. People like that definitely have a clearer understanding of life than those who just dream of striking it rich overnight.
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MEVictim
· 12-02 05:40
No, I've heard this logic too many times, and in the end, it's still mostly people who are trapped.
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SleepyArbCat
· 12-02 05:40
Wait... isn't this just buying low and selling high? Why does it sound so complicated... Forget it, I'm tired. I'll check again after I wake up.
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StealthMoon
· 12-02 05:35
You are right, it's just that those who change coins seven or eight times a day really seem to be tired of living.
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GasFeeTears
· 12-02 05:23
I learned this trap of logic the hard way, it's much clearer than those who draw lines every day.
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TradFiRefugee
· 12-02 05:23
This "slow, clumsy, and steady" is indeed amazing, much stronger than those who chase trends every day.
Well, I also realized this logic only after suffering losses, but some people just can't change this habit.
Really, take profit is always more satisfying than doubling, but many people acknowledge it verbally, yet can't do it with their hands.
#比特币波动性 Someone asked me how to turn 3000U into 24,000. I told the truth, and the other person was stunned for three seconds: "Is that it?" Yes, that's it.
At that time, I had just entered the circle and didn’t know anything. K lines? I didn’t look at them. Technical indicators? I couldn’t understand them. Hot news? I was too lazy to chase them. I only did one thing - I focused on the trend. As a result, I multiplied my investment by eight times in eight months.
You might laugh at me for being silly, but I think the truly foolish ones are those "smart people" who draw lines and study indicators every day, yet end up losing money. I manage to survive based on three down-to-earth principles.
**Principle One: The trend has started, invest 3% to test the waters first.**
Don't guess the bottom, don't act like a prophet, and don't touch those projects with names you've never heard of. Take it steady and go slowly.
**Principle Two: The market is really crazy, add 20% to 50%.**
I stay put when others are bottom fishing. I only follow when the main players have entered the market and the trend is clear. This approach may seem foolish, but it's the least likely to result in a loss.
**Principle Three: Take profits and run; set profit and loss limits in advance.**
While others are still dreaming of the "next wave being even stronger," I have already secured my gains and gone to enjoy some milk tea. When the market is agitated, you need to be calmer than it.
Last year, I met a fan who lost 400,000 and was mentally broken. Later, by following this "foolproof method," he managed to break even in less than three months. He told me: "Bro, your trick is indeed foolish, but it really can make money."
Why do most people in the crypto space lose money? **They're too smart.** Smart enough to switch between seven or eight coins in a day, rushing in when they see a pump, but always hesitating to cut losses.
The logic of truly making money is often the kind of approach that is "slow, clumsy, and steady." So clumsy that it makes people laugh, yet earns money that makes others envious.
$BTC rises and falls, $ETH fluctuates, the market is always volatile. But if you have the right methods, you can survive in the fluctuations, and even thrive.
Keep playing smart and losing, or stick to the foolproof method to earn steadily? The choice is in your hands.