$POWER Many people think that trading cryptocurrencies requires being 'smart', looking at various indicators, monitoring the market, and chasing trends, believing that this is the way to win.
What’s the result? Smart people often end up losing in the end.
In contrast, I have been in this for over a decade, relying on the simplest methods, starting from 5000U and now reaching 60 million today.
You heard it right, the simple method.
I never watch candlestick charts, don’t use leverage, don’t chase trends, and I can't even be bothered to manage new coin listings.
My logic is both simple and foolish:
Find a coin that is just starting a trend and use a small position to ambush.
Once it truly takes off, I add to my position to capture the mid-term trend.
As soon as the surge ends, I immediately exit, securing my profits without being greedy.
It’s that rigid; while others frequently change coins and chase highs and lows, I stick to my own rhythm.
What’s the result? A buddy of mine, who previously made all sorts of 'brilliant moves,' ended up losing 4 million, and his mindset collapsed.
Later, he learned this 'foolish method' from me and managed to break even in 3 months, even buying a Rolls-Royce Phantom.
There’s also a student who turned 200U into 89,000U, relying on stubbornly holding positions and patience.
Many people think they are trading cryptocurrencies, but in fact, they are being played by the coins.
What really tests you in the crypto world is not your skills, but whether you can control your positions and mindset.
Smart people always want to make quick money, but they easily become cannon fodder;
While those who play dumb can steadily earn real money.
A lone sail cannot travel far, a single tree cannot form a forest; if you reach out actively, we will have a story together!
