To be honest, I might get laughed at—my current crypto trading approach is the simplest in the circle. No candlestick analysis, no leverage, no chasing hot trends. Sometimes I don’t even bother to pay attention when new coins launch.

With this "simple method," I turned 3,000 USD into 24,000 USD, an 8x return. It’s normal if you don’t believe it because right now, many people are actually losing money by being too smart.

Everyone around me does the same—changing coins every three minutes, rushing in at the slightest good news; opening positions with maximum leverage, then when the market pulls back, their principal is wiped out. They’re not unaware of the market; they understand too much, which makes them too quick and too impatient.

But I’m the opposite: straightforward, stick to the direction, and don’t fuss.

Honestly, my method isn’t fancy at all; it’s just three steps:

**Step 1**: Find coins that are just starting to trend, and enter with a 3% position. Avoid problematic coins, don’t gamble on news, and wait patiently—only those who can wait will make money.

**Step 2**: When the market starts to stir and the trend is confirmed, use 20%-50% of your funds to ride the mid-term trend. Bottom-fishing is the main players’ job; I never compete for that.

**Step 3**: When a cycle ends, withdraw and walk away. I don’t dream of continuous gains nor get emotionally attached to the market—crypto is just a cash machine for me.

Honestly, this method isn’t flashy at all, but it really works.

A friend once lost over 400,000 USD and was about to break down. When he found me, he just said: "Bro, I don’t want to be smart anymore, I’ll just listen to you." Three months later, not only did he recover his losses, but he also bought himself a Tesla.

Another fan, with a college diploma, started with 200 USD. Just by patience and proper position sizing, he gradually grew it to 6,000 USD. Every time he tells me the same thing: "If I knew earlier, I wouldn’t have been messing around."

In the end, you need to understand this: the crypto world isn’t a technical arena; it’s an emotional and position-scaling arena. You’re not losing because you can’t read charts or lack skills; you’re losing because you’re too impatient, over-leveraged, and stubborn in your thinking.

Seeing this, you have two choices: keep being smart and losing money, or learn from me—play dumb a little, and let the money come to you.