#数字资产动态追踪 Eight years in the circle, four bull and bear cycles experienced, I have found a set of "simple methods"

Now 30 years old, I have been in the crypto market for eight years. From buying coins for the first time at 22, to witnessing explosive rises and experiencing 50% drawdowns, I’ve jumped over all the damn pits.

Many people ask me the same question—have you made money?

During the 2020 to 2022 cycle, my account indeed reached eight figures. My current lifestyle is completely different; I no longer need to get excited over every K-line. But honestly, this isn’t due to any talent or insider info, nor is it a gamble with all-in bets.

**To be honest, I rely on a set of "simple methods" that many people have mocked.**

Let’s call it the **343 Stage Allocation Method**.

It’s easiest to understand with mainstream coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum👇

**Stage One: 30% Position, Stay Alive First**

Suppose you have 1 million in funds. Don’t be greedy, only use 30% to enter the market.

Don’t chase highs, don’t gamble on the trend, don’t get anxious from FOMO. Steady footing is the basic principle. Many people lose because they go all-in at the start, and one opposite move knocks them out.

**Stage Two: 40% Position, Add on Pullbacks**

The coin price rises? Don’t chase. Be patient and wait for a pullback.

The coin price falls? Don’t panic. Add a little each time it dips by a certain amount, gradually increasing your position to 40%. What’s the benefit? Your cost basis keeps moving lower. Your average cost will decrease step by step, which is called "cost averaging."

This stage tests your psychology. Most people can’t do it because adding to positions requires admitting you might have been at a high point, which is uncomfortable.

**Stage Three: 30% Position, Confirm the Trend Before Heavy Buying**

Wait until the trend truly emerges and becomes clear, then use the remaining 30% to amplify gains.

What’s the advantage here? You already hold 70% of your low-cost chips, and adding 30% at a higher cost still keeps your overall cost low. Any rebound in the market at this point can bring you substantial profits.

Does this sound a bit "silly"?

But you know what? The people in the crypto world who can really survive and make money are often those who stick to this seemingly "dumb" logic.

Those greedy, impatient, and dream-of-a-one-shot turnaround traders are basically washed out by the market. Over these 8 years, the reason I’ve been able to keep my money steady comes down to three core principles:

**Don’t be greedy—don’t expect overnight riches, take profits when gains reach 20%;**

**Don’t rush—don’t let sudden rises or falls throw you off, take a break when needed;**

**Don’t act recklessly—avoid chasing new coins, don’t listen to rumors, don’t leverage blindly.**

Compare these two types of people:

One is constantly chasing highs and lows, emotional swings with the market, watching K-lines hundreds of times a day, sleep quality terrible, and finally their account turns from green to red.

The other is deploying in batches, reviewing periodically, eating when it’s time to eat, sleeping when it’s time to sleep, using time to buy space, and instead of losing, they steadily make money.

Which do you think is the smarter way?

**Here’s a paradox: smart people are easily played by the market, but "simple methods" can keep winning over and over.**

The crypto world is full of complex derivatives, leverage tools, advanced strategies that sound "smart," but in the end? Most people get wiped out on these tools.

Real stable returns often come from the simplest logic—

Choose the right direction, deploy in batches, control risks, and use time to generate profits.

**Walking steadily is the way to go far. This is the path the crypto circle should take.**

Hope you can find your own rhythm too.