I used "lying flat style cryptocurrency trading" to earn 20 million from 30,000: Making money in the crypto world relies on "anti-human nature"

I am Sister Yan, 36 years old, a former 996 programmer, now relying on the crypto world to "lie" into 4 houses. Starting from 30,000 to 20 million, I didn't stay up late to monitor the market or chase after overnight popular coins; I relied on 3 "anti-human nature" foolish habits——

1. While others crazily pursue hot spots, I squat on the "cold stove"

Last year, AI concept coins skyrocketed, and there were people in the group showing "doubling screenshots" every day, but I chose to buy the L2 old coins that no one cared about at the time. Why? Because it dropped 80% and then consolidated for half a year, with the trading volume shrinking into a "heartbeat chart"—the main force was tired of accumulating, and it would move sooner or later. As a result, 3 months later, it rose 12 times following the sector rotation.

The truth: Hot spots = a feast for cashing out, cold stove = the meat quietly buried by the dealers.

2. While others are afraid of a crash and sell off, I wait for "bloody chips"

In March this year, when BTC plummeted 30%, the whole network cried out, "the bear market has come," but I threw in half a year's salary. The logic is very simple: during a crash, the amount of liquidation on exchanges hits a record (retail investors are selling off), but the on-chain whale addresses are actually hoarding coins—the dealers cannot possibly destroy their own market. Later, BTC rose back to its previous high in 2 months, and I made 7 times profit from this trade.

The truth: What is sold in panic are the chips that will be bought back at a high price in the future.

3. While others want to run after making 10%, I guard the "fuzzy correctness"

I have a strict rule: before buying, I draw a "take profit line" (for example, 3 times), and I absolutely won’t sell before reaching that line. Last year, I bought a DeFi coin, and when it doubled, everyone in the group was shouting, "it has peaked," but I didn't move; when it tripled, the community started arguing about "the project party running away," and I still didn't move. In the end, it rose to 5 times before it adjusted, and I gritted my teeth and got out at 4 times—earning 1 less time, but avoiding a later halving.

The truth: Earning small money relies on luck, while earning big money relies on "dull sensitivity"—don't get dizzy from short-term fluctuations.

The most ironic truth in the crypto world: the more one tries to be "smart" and make quick money, the easier it is to become a leek; the more "foolishly" one holds on to common sense, the more wealth chases after them.

Now I have compiled this "anti-human nature operation manual" into "10 Tips for Retail Investors to Avoid Pits". Follow Sister Yan, reply with "foolish method", and I’ll send it to you for free—after all, saving one is better than none. #加密市场观察