#大户持仓变化 From $2,100 to $75,000, a doubling journey in two months

After playing with cryptocurrencies for so long, I gradually discovered an interesting phenomenon—people who make money are often not the most technically skilled, but those with the most consistent execution. I am a living example myself.

You might not believe it when I say this, but my trading method is simply "dumb as hell"—I don’t look at candlestick charts, I never do short-term trading, I don’t understand fundamental analysis at all, and indicators like MACD and RSI are practically useless to me. With this seemingly brainless approach, I managed to go from $2,100 to $75,000, and the speed was so fast it almost confused me.

What’s more interesting is that friends following my strategy also made a lot of money. Some have already fully committed to working in the crypto space, some have directly bought new cars and new houses. Even a "fool" like me can achieve results, so it’s no wonder I feel tempted.

**My Three Key Strategies**

First, always only use 30% of your capital for each move, and never add to your position. This may sound like restricting yourself, but it’s actually protecting yourself. I don’t chase the market, don’t do short-term trades, and don’t gamble on rebounds. During declines, I stay steady; during volatility, I stay steady; only when the trend starts and prices truly rise do I consider locking in some profits, while holding the rest and waiting for big swings.

Second, I only trade mainstream coins with vitality. Tokens like $ZRX, $ZEC, $DOGE, just follow the overall trend. Once a big trend starts, I act decisively, but I absolutely avoid small coins and unknown projects. The market is full of temptations, but only those who can resist temptation can survive longer.

Finally, I am always conservative with money management. I divide my capital into five parts, and each trade uses at most 1 or 2 parts. When I need to add to my position, I only do so when the trend is favorable, never trying to bottom-fish. Every operation is gradual, patient, and calm.

**Numbers Don’t Lie**

The actual results are as follows:
- Early June: $2,100 (starting point)
- June 21: $12,000
- July 5: $39,000
- July 18: $75,000 (only withdrew once during this period)

Does it look like luck? Actually, it’s the power of compound interest at work. With a small principal, by accurately grasping the trend, maintaining a stable mindset and execution, I gradually accumulated large gains. The process seems slow, but once the effect starts to compound, acceleration follows.

**Execution is the Ace**

In this circle, I’ve seen many traders with very strong technical analysis skills—they understand candlesticks and fundamentals perhaps a hundred times better than I do. But the problem is, being technically strong doesn’t always correlate with making money. Many losses come from over-analysis, over-trading, and emotional swings.

As for me? I rely on a simple, straightforward logic to keep my mindset steady—control position size, follow the trend, avoid bottom-fishing, don’t add to positions, and trade steadily. These may sound basic, but few can truly do them. Most panic during downturns and become greedy during upswings. I am just lucky enough to stick to this bottom line.

**The Power of Simplicity**

Many followers have also started trading with this approach, and the results are not bad. Those who used to be used to stop-loss and counter-trading are now gradually learning to hold positions calmly. Keep your chips steady, and when opportunities come, you’ll naturally seize them.

If you also want to share a piece of this market wave, try this logic—don’t aim to beat the market, just follow the right direction, control risks, and execute steadily. You might find that the simplest method is often the most effective.

When will the next wave arrive? I don’t know. But when it does, I hope you’re already prepared.