#数字资产市场动态 21,000U doubled to 75,000U in less than two months. Sounds unbelievable? But I did it exactly like that.
Honestly, I don’t look at candlestick charts, I don’t T, and I don’t understand technical indicators at all. MACD, RSI—these things are meaningless to me.
But it’s not luck. Experienced players in the crypto world have long known—making big money is not about how good technical analysis is, but about how strong your execution is. My method may seem "silly," but at its core, it’s just three things:
**First, strict position discipline**
Only move up to 30% of your funds at a time. When it rises, lock in some profits; keep the rest and hold. When it falls, pretend you didn’t see it. No chasing highs, no adding to positions, no letting emotions control decisions. Slow but steady. Over a complete trend, the gains are enough to support me for half a year.
**Second, focus only on the mainstream coins’ overall direction**
Pass on small coins and meme coins. My eyes are fixed on the long-term trend of mainstream coins. Frequent trading just racks up fees; I’ve never seen anyone turn around by chasing meme coins. I’ve already learned that lesson.
**Third, allocate funds in batches for precise entry and exit**
Divide the principal into several parts. When the trend is unclear, just hold. Once confirmed, add more. It’s not that I’m afraid to gamble, but I don’t gamble blindly.
You’ll find that I mainly rely on "sound judgment" is not my strength. It’s discipline, patience, and mechanical execution. I’ve seen too many people master a bunch of technical indicators, only to ruin themselves with their own hands—what a pity.
This is my real track record: 21,000U → 12,000U → 39,000U → 75,000U I only withdrew once along the way. This is compound interest working, and time is on my side.
Many people are already following this rhythm—some accounts have doubled, some have gone full-time.
Market opportunities are never lacking. What’s missing is—whether you can keep your restless hands steady and hold out until the real wave hits. In the crypto world, it’s ultimately about who can laugh last.
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RugPullAlarm
· 8h ago
Wait, 21,000 to 75,000? Can on-chain data match that? I need to check wallet address flows on Etherscan...
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LiquidatedDreams
· 8h ago
Discipline is easy to talk about, but how many can truly keep it steady... I've seen too many people break their discipline.
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TestnetFreeloader
· 8h ago
I'll try this method, but to be honest, I'm still a bit nervous, after all, I have previously lost everything.
#数字资产市场动态 21,000U doubled to 75,000U in less than two months. Sounds unbelievable? But I did it exactly like that.
Honestly, I don’t look at candlestick charts, I don’t T, and I don’t understand technical indicators at all. MACD, RSI—these things are meaningless to me.
But it’s not luck. Experienced players in the crypto world have long known—making big money is not about how good technical analysis is, but about how strong your execution is. My method may seem "silly," but at its core, it’s just three things:
**First, strict position discipline**
Only move up to 30% of your funds at a time. When it rises, lock in some profits; keep the rest and hold. When it falls, pretend you didn’t see it. No chasing highs, no adding to positions, no letting emotions control decisions. Slow but steady. Over a complete trend, the gains are enough to support me for half a year.
**Second, focus only on the mainstream coins’ overall direction**
Pass on small coins and meme coins. My eyes are fixed on the long-term trend of mainstream coins. Frequent trading just racks up fees; I’ve never seen anyone turn around by chasing meme coins. I’ve already learned that lesson.
**Third, allocate funds in batches for precise entry and exit**
Divide the principal into several parts. When the trend is unclear, just hold. Once confirmed, add more. It’s not that I’m afraid to gamble, but I don’t gamble blindly.
You’ll find that I mainly rely on "sound judgment" is not my strength. It’s discipline, patience, and mechanical execution. I’ve seen too many people master a bunch of technical indicators, only to ruin themselves with their own hands—what a pity.
This is my real track record:
21,000U → 12,000U → 39,000U → 75,000U
I only withdrew once along the way. This is compound interest working, and time is on my side.
Many people are already following this rhythm—some accounts have doubled, some have gone full-time.
Market opportunities are never lacking. What’s missing is—whether you can keep your restless hands steady and hold out until the real wave hits. In the crypto world, it’s ultimately about who can laugh last.