Many people think that to make money in crypto, you have to study a bunch of indicators, understand all kinds of candlestick charts, and figure out RSI, MACD…$BTC

What happened, then? The more you learn, the more confused you get; the more you trade, the more panicked you become. $ETH
I had an old follower four years ago—he was a classic case. Back then, he watched the charts every day until the early morning. His positions were always chasing pumps and cutting at the worst times. As a result, he got liquidated twice, and he nearly collapsed. $LAB
Later, I just told him one sentence: “The smarter the person is, the easier it is to lose money in crypto. Those who truly make money often use the dumbest method.”
He was skeptical at first, but he took it in. I taught him a method I’d been using all along, which I call the “343 DCA (three-four-three) position-splitting method.” The logic is simple:
1. First deploy 30% of your principal to enter the market, stabilize your position—having coins in hand makes you feel secure.
2. If the market drops, then add more in batches, topping up by no more than 40%. Reduce your cost when others panic and cut their losses.
3. Once the trend stabilizes, add the remaining 30% in a way that follows the trend, to ride a main uptrend. When the time comes, exit—don’t stay too long in a fight.
It’s that straightforward, but the key is execution.
He started doing it. In the first year, his returns were steady, but people kept mocking him for being “too slow.” In the second year, his money multiplied several times; by the third year, starting from 200k USDT, he rolled it up to over seventy million USDT.
So, is it all about technical analysis? Not entirely. It’s about: don’t go all-in, don’t chase pumps, don’t cut randomly, and don’t let emotions take over.
Now, that guy watches the market without panicking. Up or down, he stays calm. He controls the rhythm—when the opportunity comes, he takes it, and he’s steady, accurate, and ruthless.
In the end, what flips you around in crypto isn’t the people shouting slogans every day or studying dozens of indicators. It’s the ones who are willing to stick with the dumbest method and keep going.
If you’re still chasing pumps and cutting losses, changing methods every day, then stop and try this simple “dumb” approach. Don’t keep thinking about becoming rich overnight—only by moving step by step can you accumulate enough over time.
Playing around in crypto is, in the final analysis, a contest between retail traders and the market makers. If you don’t have truly hard-core professional skills, you can only get chopped!
If you want to plan together, and to collect from the market makers together, come on—welcome like-minded people in crypto to discuss and explore together.
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