#加密市场回调 Many people ask me, why at 38 years old I can live so relaxed in Shanghai? Two apartments, a sports car I've coveted for three years, an eight-figure account—honestly, these aren't achieved purely by luck.

What I do is very simple: just one method called "253 Position Building Strategy." Master it, and over 20 million yuan can be accumulated just like that. Don't laugh, the more seemingly stupid the method, the more reliable it is in the crypto circle.

For example, you have 100,000 yuan and want to invest in BTC, how should you start? Don't rush to throw it all in at once, take three steps.

First, deploy 20%. That is 20,000 yuan to test the waters, keeping the position light enough for you to sleep soundly. No matter how wild the market gets, you won't be waking up in the middle of the night to watch the charts. The biggest mistake beginners make is going all-in right away, getting carried away when prices go up, and breaking down psychologically when they fall. This step is designed to fix that problem.

The remaining 50% is added gradually. Don't throw all 50,000 yuan at once; if it rises, wait for a pullback before adding more. And if it falls? Add 10% each time it drops by 8 points. This way, no matter how volatile the market is, your cost basis can keep lowering, preventing being trapped by a single point.

Finally, 30% waits for a signal. When to act? When the trend truly stabilizes—for example, when BTC breaks through a key resistance and holds steady, then add this 30,000 yuan. Don't rush; better to be slow than to jump the gun.

This approach may look stupid? But you know what, in the crypto world, only those who survive rely on these "stupid methods." I've seen too many people trying to take shortcuts, chasing every rise and killing every dip, only to blow up at the first correction. But I stick to staying calm, not greedy, and adding in batches, gradually stabilizing myself amid the volatility.

In the end, the hardest part of the crypto market isn't finding some godly operation; it's restraint—resisting the impulse to go all-in, and resisting panic when prices fall. I can stay in a hotel costing 2000 yuan a night without feeling bad, not because I guessed the market right, but because this simple method helped me avoid one pitfall after another.

I used to stumble blindly in this circle too, but now I finally have some skills. The light is always on; it's just up to you whether you're willing to follow it.