In the crypto trading world, there's an interesting phenomenon: the "smarter" people tend to lose money even faster. Many friends around me are like this—switching coins every minute, chasing after any slight movement, and ending up getting liquidated after a single correction due to leverage on full positions. Then they start reflecting, pondering for a long time, only to repeat the same mistakes.

And I happen to take a different path. Honestly, the trading method I currently use might be the simplest in the circle: no watching charts constantly, no chasing hot topics, no leverage trading, and I’m even lazy about new coin launches. Using this "simple" approach, I slowly accumulated from 2,500U to over 20,000U, an 8x increase.

You might think this is hard to believe, but that’s exactly how it is.

**The method is actually just three steps, nothing complicated:**

The first step is positioning. I only focus on coins that are just starting out and haven't been hyped yet, allocating about 5% of my total funds as a base position. I avoid touching bad coins or betting on short-term good news. This stage is about waiting—only those who can wait are qualified to make money in this market.

The second step is adding to positions. When the market heat truly picks up and the trend is confirmed, I then use 20%-50% of my funds to buy more. Catching the bottom—that’s a game for big players, not for retail investors.

The third step is straightforward. After a cycle completes, I immediately withdraw and exit. I don’t dream of continuous limit-up gains, and I don’t have emotional accounts. For me, the crypto space is just a cash machine.

This process may seem rigid, but it’s this "rigidity" that’s most effective.

**As for examples, I have two that left a deep impression:**

One friend lost over 300,000U and was about to give up. He came to me and said, "Bro, I don’t want to be so smart anymore. Teach me." Three months later, he not only recovered his losses but also saved enough to buy a new car.

Another is a college student who started with 300U. Through patience and proper position management, he gradually grew his funds to 5,000U. He later told me he should have done this from the start—stop dreaming of overnight riches.

**Finally, I want to say:**

In the crypto world, the competition isn’t about technical skills but about controlling your mindset and position size. Most people fail not because they don’t know how to operate, but because they get stuck at three points: impatience, over-leveraging, and being too obsessed with a single coin.

Seeing this, the choice is yours—either keep losing money with complicated methods, or slow down like I do, and steadily take your profits home.