Many people ask me: Is there a trading method suitable for ordinary people?



Yes, but it’s not a “get-rich-quick formula” — it’s a path that exchanges time for space.

I went from 300k to over 300k U later, not by using some god-level strategy, but by following a three-phase approach.

Phase 1: 300k → 1 million (survival first)

Core: DCA + small swings. For example, long-term DCA into BTC, invest a fixed amount weekly, and only do short-term swings on mainstream coins like ETH. The goal is simple: take 3%-10% and exit. At this stage the focus is not on how much you make, but on not taking big losses.

Phase 2: 1 million → 5 million (grasping cycles)

Start doing "event-driven" trades, like halving, ecosystem runs, rotation among mainstream coins. At this stage you can increase position size appropriately, but still control drawdown. After making money from a rally, know to take some profits off the table — don't leave everything in the market.

Phase 3: 5 million → higher (riding the main wave)

Only trade big trends, not small fluctuations. When a bull market comes, hold with the trend and take profits in batches instead of trying to call the top. Position management matters more than direction.

Many people like to hear "90% win rate," but the reality is there is no stable high win rate in trading — only controllable losses and magnified gains.

I've also experienced liquidation, drawdowns, and missing opportunities. Eventually I understood one thing:

Trading is not about who makes money faster, but who survives longer.

What truly sets people apart is never how complex the strategy is, but whether you can execute the same set of rules consistently over the long term.
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