#数字资产市场动态 Over the years from Fujian to Shanghai, my account has stabilized at 8 figures. Many people are curious if there’s a secret behind it. Honestly, rather than calling it a secret, I’d call it a "clumsy method"—and I’ve used it to earn over 50 million in returns.

Beginners often ask: How can I survive in the crypto world? My answer is never about advanced techniques, but a rhythm called "253 staged position building." The name sounds simple, but precisely because of its simplicity, it can be a lifesaver in volatile markets.

Take BTC as an example. Suppose you have 10,000 funds ready to enter, with three actions:

**First step is "2"—20% light trial water**
Set aside 2,000 first to feel out the market. This way, your position is light enough to withstand ups and downs, avoiding full margin entry right away. I’ve seen too many beginners go all-in immediately, only to be crushed when the price pulls back. This step is actually about leaving yourself an escape route.

**Second step is "5"—50% staggered replenishment**
Don’t rush to put the remaining 5,000 all at once. When the market rises, it’s better to wait; wait for a pullback before acting. If the market falls, add slowly at a pace of "every 8% drop, add 10%." What’s the benefit? Your average cost is spread out, preventing being trapped at a high point.

**Third step is "3"—30% wait for trend confirmation**
For example, if BTC breaks through a key resistance level and doesn’t pull back, then add the last 3,000. The whole process is steady and deliberate, making you feel more secure.

Currently, the market is still oscillating. I’ve observed many beginners always want to take "shortcuts," chasing rallies and selling dips, and end up losing everything in a month. The advantage of this "253" method is—no panic, no greed, staged approach. It’s this "slow" that helps me survive longer amid fluctuations.

The biggest test in crypto isn’t finding some "miracle operation," but whether you can control yourself. Resisting the greed to go all-in naturally helps control the panic during drops. If you can hold onto these two points, everything else is just a matter of time.

I live comfortably, and honestly, this clumsy method has helped me avoid one trap after another. Beginners should never dismiss it as simple; stability is the key. In this market, surviving longer is always more valuable than winning temporarily.