#数字资产生态回暖 $BTC Mainstream coins like these shoot straight up from low levels, multiplying over 30 times in two months—sounds unbelievable, but it’s actually happening.
My own approach might be a bit harsh to say: I don’t look at candlestick charts at all, I’m too lazy to learn about MACD, RSI, and I don’t do frequent T+ trades. With this "simple" method, some friends around me have gone full-time trading, and others have already cashed out to improve their lives. It may seem absurd, but the results are real.
The specific methods I use might get me criticized if I reveal them.
**First: Hold firmly, never chase aggressively**
I only move at most 30% of my account during each entry. When the price drops, I pretend I don’t see; during sideways movements, I keep pretending I don’t see. I only consider reducing positions and locking in gains when a clear upward trend appears, letting the remaining position run. Many people do the opposite—they sell more as it falls, and only regret it after the price drops too much.
**Second: Only choose solid mainstream coins, stay away from trap coins**
I only deal with highly liquid, well-recognized mainstream tokens. Those who chase small coins every day and do dozens of T+ trades daily look busy but actually earn less than the small profit from one of my market moves. Trading isn’t about being more diligent; it’s about discipline.
**Third: Diversify risk, keep a steady mindset**
Divide your capital into five parts, only move at most 2 parts at a time. Only add to positions when the trend is confirmed, not by blindly bottom-fishing. Every trade is tightly controlled, leaving no room for emotional swings.
This isn’t some advanced technique; honestly, it’s about **execution**.
The market isn’t short of people who understand the technicals; what’s lacking is those who can withstand volatility and not be manipulated by human nature. No matter how good your technical analysis, once emotions take over, stop-loss and take-profit orders get chaotic. I never rely on precise predictions, only on one rule: once decided, hold firm and don’t waver.
Look at my actual trading record:
Initial: 2,100 USDT One month later: 12,000 USDT Two weeks later: 39,000 USDT Another week later: 75,000 USDT (only withdrew once during this period)
This isn’t luck; it’s the power of compound interest—each profit becomes the capital for the next trade.
Many followers have told me similar things: “I used to think I was very meticulous, always cutting losses. Now with your simple method, I’m making more than before. Seems like being too clever backfires.”
The crypto market indeed gives us such opportunities, but they never wait for those who keep changing their minds and overthink.
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TokenEconomist
· 12-12 10:44
actually, let me break this down — the compounding math here is interesting but the risk-reward framing feels... incomplete? like, ceteris paribus, if we're isolating for pure hodl vs active trading, sure emotional discipline wins. but you're conveniently leaving out survivorship bias, yeah?
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AirdropAnxiety
· 12-12 08:17
Damn, these numbers are crazy... but it does make some sense, more reliable than those who call signals every day.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 12-12 08:15
30x? Really? Is this market so fierce? I need to check if my coins are still there... Haha, but honestly, what I hate most are those who change strategies every day, keep changing but end up with nothing in the end.
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airdrop_huntress
· 12-12 08:11
To be honest, I understand this approach—it's a test of mentality, right? But I still have to ask—did this growth from 2100 to 75,000 happen without any retracement in between? Feels a bit less authentic.
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FOMOSapien
· 12-12 08:01
Just holding without looking at the charts and ended up making a huge profit? The logic is outrageous, but someone actually benefited from it.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 12-12 07:56
To be honest, a 30x return sounds really outrageous, but I believe it because I've actually seen it before. However, this approach is just "something to listen to" for me; if I really want to implement it, I need to first overcome the psychological barrier.
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NFTArchaeologis
· 12-12 07:51
It's a bit ironic to say that the set of technical charts is actually similar to early digital art appreciation— the more you delve into it, the easier it is to become obsessed. This kind of "foolish" execution seems more like an on-chain archaeology of the market's essence, ultimately restoring the most primitive logic.
#数字资产生态回暖 $BTC Mainstream coins like these shoot straight up from low levels, multiplying over 30 times in two months—sounds unbelievable, but it’s actually happening.
My own approach might be a bit harsh to say: I don’t look at candlestick charts at all, I’m too lazy to learn about MACD, RSI, and I don’t do frequent T+ trades. With this "simple" method, some friends around me have gone full-time trading, and others have already cashed out to improve their lives. It may seem absurd, but the results are real.
The specific methods I use might get me criticized if I reveal them.
**First: Hold firmly, never chase aggressively**
I only move at most 30% of my account during each entry. When the price drops, I pretend I don’t see; during sideways movements, I keep pretending I don’t see. I only consider reducing positions and locking in gains when a clear upward trend appears, letting the remaining position run. Many people do the opposite—they sell more as it falls, and only regret it after the price drops too much.
**Second: Only choose solid mainstream coins, stay away from trap coins**
I only deal with highly liquid, well-recognized mainstream tokens. Those who chase small coins every day and do dozens of T+ trades daily look busy but actually earn less than the small profit from one of my market moves. Trading isn’t about being more diligent; it’s about discipline.
**Third: Diversify risk, keep a steady mindset**
Divide your capital into five parts, only move at most 2 parts at a time. Only add to positions when the trend is confirmed, not by blindly bottom-fishing. Every trade is tightly controlled, leaving no room for emotional swings.
This isn’t some advanced technique; honestly, it’s about **execution**.
The market isn’t short of people who understand the technicals; what’s lacking is those who can withstand volatility and not be manipulated by human nature. No matter how good your technical analysis, once emotions take over, stop-loss and take-profit orders get chaotic. I never rely on precise predictions, only on one rule: once decided, hold firm and don’t waver.
Look at my actual trading record:
Initial: 2,100 USDT
One month later: 12,000 USDT
Two weeks later: 39,000 USDT
Another week later: 75,000 USDT (only withdrew once during this period)
This isn’t luck; it’s the power of compound interest—each profit becomes the capital for the next trade.
Many followers have told me similar things: “I used to think I was very meticulous, always cutting losses. Now with your simple method, I’m making more than before. Seems like being too clever backfires.”
The crypto market indeed gives us such opportunities, but they never wait for those who keep changing their minds and overthink.