In just two months, the account skyrocketed from 2,100U to 75,000U. Many might find it hard to believe, but my approach is actually incredibly simple—no candlestick charts, no T trading, no fundamental analysis, not even MACD indicators. With this "foolish method," I actually made money.



Some of my friends who follow my trading have already gone full-time into crypto trading, and some have even changed cars and houses. Even someone like me, who just "blindly holds," can turn things around, so there's no reason you can't.

If I share my method, those who like to play tricks might get annoyed, but here are the three main points:

**First, hold firmly and never make reckless moves.** Always keep only 30% of your position flexible; the rest is held tightly. Never watch the charts for T trading or cut losses repeatedly. Pick good coins and hold steadily. Ignore dips and sideways movements. Only when there's a real rally do I lock in some profits; the rest continues to generate money and compound.

**Second, follow the trend of mainstream coins.** I’ve never touched small-cap coins for short-term trading; I only focus on the big swings of major coins. Look at those who monitor the charts and make dozens of T trades daily—seems busy, but honestly, they probably earn less than I do by catching a real big trend with one move. They trade frequently; I make one big investment.

**Third, be conservative with capital management.** Divide your principal into five parts, and only move 1 or 2 parts at a time—more than that is risky. When adding to positions, follow the trend; never bottom-fish blindly. Every step is steady, avoiding reckless moves.

Honestly, I rely on no advanced techniques or fancy indicators. It’s all about a fierce determination—strict execution. Many people learn technical skills well but still lose money because they’re defeated by their own human nature and emotions. I don’t rely on judgment; I just stick to discipline, keep my positions stable, and stay patient.

My account statements prove everything:

Early June: 2,100U
June 21: 12,000U
July 5: 39,000U
July 18: 75,000U (only one profit-taking during this period)

This isn’t luck; it’s the power of compound interest. A follower once told me, "Bro, your method is so simple. Just follow it, and my account doubled! I used to think I was smart, constantly stop-lossing and tinkering, but I kept losing more. Following your simple approach, I actually made money."

All my friends have truly experienced losses and genuinely want to turn things around. The problem isn’t you—it's not that you’re inherently unsuited for crypto trading, nor that you’re too "smart." You know how to cut losses, reverse trades, T, and draw lines, but the more you tinker, the more your account shrinks. Conversely, let go of those little tricks, stick to one trend, hold one coin, and maintain discipline—your account will come alive.

The market is always changing in an instant. I share my ideas and opportunities as soon as I have them. If you want to hold your chips steadily and truly catch the next wave, follow me.
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StakeOrRegretvip
· 8h ago
Hmm... this statement can indeed fool people, but I always feel like something is missing.
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CryptoFortuneTellervip
· 01-07 15:57
Two months 35x, this data sounds absolutely incredible, but when I looked at the statement, I just laughed. Compound interest is just a paper tiger in a bull market; if a bear market comes, it depends on whether you can hold steady and not cut your losses. Actually, there's nothing wrong with this method, it's just that calling "holding to death" as a myth is a bit exaggerated. Basically, it's about catching the right moment. I’ve tried it too, but later I realized you still need to look at the timing—holding during no market conditions is just holding, but when the market moves, everyone makes money. The key is how to tell the difference, but this guy didn’t say. The three-part principal allocation sounds rigorous, but now the circle is full of too many variables. Even if you're conservative, you still have to guard against black swans. I know people with this mindset—two months ago, they were killing it, but then a compliance scandal wiped out their accounts. But to be fair, compared to those who trade daily, they are indeed stronger. Those guys are just being led around by their fingers. Sounds good, let’s see how the market develops later.
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MEVSandwichVictimvip
· 01-07 15:53
That's right, you just need to be patient and stay put. I kept trading repeatedly before, but I didn't make any money. It was only after I learned to hold onto my positions stubbornly that I gradually broke even.
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AlphaBrainvip
· 01-07 15:52
Hmm, wait a minute, why does this story sound so familiar... Someone always says this during every bull market.
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GateUser-26d7f434vip
· 01-07 15:39
This statement is really harsh and quite heart-wrenching... But compound interest is truly addictive; the key is to have the patience to hold on.
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