Having navigated the crypto market for six years, my deepest insights are surprisingly simple.

Starting with a few tens of thousands of yuan at the beginning, I experienced the frenzy during Bitcoin's explosive rise and also clenched my teeth during late nights when my contracts were liquidated. Now, my account has grown to eight figures from 2020 to 2024. There’s nothing about this process that involves "talent"; rather, it’s a set of repeatedly validated methods.

Many are curious about the secret. It might sound a bit rustic to say, but it’s this "343 Investment Method," supported by real trading data, which has yielded over a million in cumulative profits.

Taking an initial capital of 100,000 yuan as an example: the first step is to invest 30%, which is 36,000 yuan. Early on, I made all the rookie mistakes—chasing highs and selling lows, full-position trading, losing so much that I couldn’t sleep. Later, I realized that small positions are actually a reassurance. Keeping risk in check allows for calm judgment.

The second step is to gradually add 30% more. This part tests your patience the most. Even if the trend is strong, don’t chase in; wait for a pullback. During a decline, stay calm—add 20% more whenever it drops by 20%, according to the plan. When Bitcoin fell last year, everyone else was cutting losses, but those who followed the rules to top up lowered their average cost. Seeing unrealized losses on the account gave me a sense of stability.

The final 30% is the "Decisive Battle Position." Only allocate once the trend has completely stabilized. Many investors ruin themselves because they’re afraid of missing out—full leverage before the trend is confirmed, ending up as the bagholder. I once hurriedly added to my position and got trapped for three months; that lesson reminded me of the value of waiting.

This method might sound not very smart, but in the crypto world, the hardest thing is never about finding some “ultimate trick,” but about fighting greed and fear. I’ve seen too many people rush to find shortcuts and lose their savings overnight. Those who truly make money usually rely on this "stupid method"—steadily moving forward while others chase highs and sell lows.

Stay calm, disciplined, and proceed in phases. This approach has been tested through bull and bear cycles and proven practical through the ups and downs of investing.