A friend told me some time ago that he only had 700 USDT and asked if he could try to turn things around. My answer was very simple: in the crypto world, luck never plays a role; it’s all about the method.

14 days later, his account balance had grown to 4120 USDT.

This is not survivor bias, nor is it luck. I’ve refined this approach over a long period, and it can be broken down into three stages.

**First Layer: Bottom-Fishing and Reversal**

The core idea is straightforward—never chase the pump, and don’t gamble on emotional swings. Focus on coins that are "mispriced" by large traders. Pre-allocate 5% of your position to bottom-fishing, and once a clear sign of a bottom is confirmed, immediately increase to 30% to reverse the trend. This way, you’re not just earning small profits but capturing the main rebound move.

**Second Layer: Position Rotation**

The biggest difference between experts and gamblers is the sense of rhythm. Divide your capital into three parts: one to ride the main upward wave for significant gains, another to do arbitrage and catch rebounds, and a third to recover from setbacks without giving back profits. It may seem slow? In reality, profits are accumulated like a rolling snowball—much faster than just going all-in on a single shot.

**Third Layer: Discipline in Execution**

This might be the most critical part. Stop-loss points must be set in advance, and take-profit should be executed in stages. Have a plan for both entry and exit. No need to predict market ups and downs; let the market do the work for you. Two trades a day, no greed, no impatience—profits will become as steady as clockwork.

The method isn’t complicated. You might have seen similar logic before; the key is whether you can stick to it.