#美联储降息 After 8 years in the circle, every time someone asks me the same question—"Did you really make money?"

Honestly, during the 2021 to 2023 market cycle, my account indeed grew to eight figures. Now, the hotels I stay in and the travel accommodations are even more casual than many peers in traditional business.

Many people want to know how I did it. To be honest, there’s nothing mysterious about it—it's based on a straightforward approach that looks "rigid"—I call it the "253 Batch Building Method." This logic has brought me over 20 million in profits over the years. Beginners who follow it can avoid many pitfalls.

Taking $BTC as an example, a market indicator, suppose you have 100,000 to allocate, divided into three stages:

**Stage 1 "2" — 20% Light Testing Water**

Start by investing 20,000. What’s the benefit of a light position? No matter how volatile the market is, you won’t panic. I’ve seen too many newbies go all-in right away, fantasizing at small gains, and crashing when prices dip. Light testing water can completely avoid this emotional trap.

**Stage 2 "5" — 50% Gradual Top-up**

Don’t throw the remaining 50,000 all at once. This is key—wait for a correction when prices rise, and buy in at a pace of "add 10% each time it drops 8%." What’s the result? No matter how the market swings, your average cost will gradually even out, preventing you from being trapped by a single entry point.

**Stage 3 "3" — 30% Confirmed Before Additional Buying**

Once $BTC breaks through a key resistance level and stabilizes without falling back, add the final 30,000. The entire process is orderly and more stable.

It may seem a bit "dumb," but the crypto world actually thrives on this "dumb method." Currently, the market is still volatile, and I see too many people caught in the cycle of chasing highs and selling lows, hoping for a "shortcut," only to get wiped out overnight. I rely on "staying calm, not greedy, and steadily building positions," which has helped me endure these fluctuations.

The hardest part in crypto isn’t finding fancy operations; it’s **self-control**—controlling the desire to go all-in and the panic when prices fall. I’m doing pretty well, not because I’m gambling on market trends, but because this method has repeatedly helped me avoid pitfalls.

Newcomers shouldn’t dismiss it as simple. The truly effective way to achieve stable profits is often simple. Sometimes, simplicity is the most powerful.